The first arc of Dark Horse’s Angel & Faith series comes to a close this week with Issue #4 written by Christos Gage and with art by Rebekah Issacs. Issacs’ art continues to grow better with every book, this one included, and while Gage delivers a script nearly as excellent as the previous ones, this one ends up being a little shaky on the dismount.
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The following is an interview with Trevor Roth, producer of Trek Nation, a documentary that follows Gene Roddenberry’s son, Rod, as he explores the deep impact of his father’s singular vision for the future.
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The 29th annual PaleyFest has announced American Horror Story (Tim Minear) will serve as the PaleyFest gala opening; Mad Men (Christina Hendricks and Vincent Kartheiser) which returns to PaleyFest after being honored during its debut season; and Modern Family, which will close out the two-week celebration of great television. Dates, location and more information after the jump.
Whedonopolis received word directly from our NBC source this morning that Amy Acker (Fred Burkle/Illyria on Angel) “is currently shooting in Portland” for an episode that will air in early 2012. Smart casting, eh?
For info on this (spoiler of who she’ll be) and tonight’s Episode of Grimm (spoilerish), click through.
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Have you seen Batman Begins? Good, because if you have, you’ve seen much of the story from Frank Miller’s excellent comic, Batman: Year One. Originally released in 1987, Year One was a groundbreaking work, looking at Batman’s origin as never before and giving us even more insight behind the character many of us have grown to love. Christopher Nolan was right in adapting much of the story into Batman Begins, but how will the original comic work when taken from the page to the screen? Read on to find out.
