By Michael Fitzgerald Troy
Though beginning with more superhero fare (The 10th Muse, Atlas), Bluewater Productions has become known best for its bio-comics, featuring comic biographies of celebrities, politicians, historical figures, and even prominent authors.
Andrea Romano (Batman: Year One, Green Lantern: First Flight) is the Casting and Voice Director of DC's latest animated feature, Justice League: Doom. At the film's premiere at The Paley Center in Beverly Hills, CA, she talked with Fanboy Comics Creative Director Sam Rhodes about her work on the film, why she likes working with Nathan Fillion, and whether we can expect to see Bryan Cranston and Kevin Conroy return as Gordon and Batman for The Dark Knight Returns animated feature.
Fanboy Comics will continue to post all of its interviews from the premiere of Justice League: Doom. Click here for the latest interviews!
Streamy Award nominated host, new media producer, and pop culture writer Kristyn Burtt covers all of the excitement of the 84th Annual Academy Awards on behalf of Fanboy Comics. This week, Kristyn picks her favorites for the two most talked about categories!
Stay tuned for more Oscar news from Kristyn and Fanboy Comics in the coming weeks! You can follow us on Twitter, as well, at @KristynBurtt and @FanboyComix!
Streamy Award nominated host, new media producer, and pop culture writer Kristyn Burtt covers all of the excitement of the 84th Annual Academy Awards on behalf of Fanboy Comics. This week, Kristyn predicts the winners of Best Actor/Actress in a supporting role!
Stay tuned for more Oscar news from Kristyn and Fanboy Comics in the coming weeks! You can follow us on Twitter, as well, at @KristynBurtt and @FanboyComix!
The FBC crew covers actors Tara Platt (Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Saints Row: The Third) and Tom Sizemore (24: The Game) as they announce the nominees of the National Academy of Video Game Testers and Reviewers (NAVGTR) Awards.
Follow the nominees at www.facebook.com/navgtrnominees.
Tim Daly (Private Practice, Superman/Batman: Apocalypse) is the voice of Superman in DC's latest animated feature, Justice League: Doom. At the film's premiere at The Paley Center in Beverly Hills, CA, he talked with Fanboy Comics Creative Director Sam Rhodes about getting physical in the studio while recording this latest effort from the DC animated feature team.
Fanboy Comics will continue to post all of its interviews from the premiere of Justice League: Doom. Click here for the latest interviews!
Fanboy Comics is proud to announce the upcoming release of Something Animal, its first graphic novel! Something Animal is a dark, psychological thriller that pulls the vampire myth back into the shadows where it belongs.
In the following interview, Something Animal writer Ben Rhodes talks about his short story that became the graphic novel, Something Animal.
Something Animal is NOW AVAILABLE for purchase on the Fanboy Comics website!
Stay tuned for more updates on Facebook, Twitter (@SomethingAnimal), and the Fanboy Comics website!
By Michael Fitzgerald Troy
Well, well, well, it certainly has been a big week for Homosexual Americans, now hasn't it? 1st the pro-hate Prop 8 outlawing same sex marriage is deemed unconstitutional by The Supreme Court. Duh. Incidentally, I also find bad hair unconstitutional. But, then again, I don't think of myself as very political. I don't think I could even pick Laura Bush out if a police line up.
By Michael Fitzgerald Troy
I used to make fun of my little sister for liking Whitney Houston. I thought it dorky if not reductive.
Cut to The Bodyguard soundtrack. I will always be a Dolly fan and really dug Houston's cover of Parton's cover of "I Will Always Love You." Throw in a break up with a boyfriend and it's over with! Well, and "Queen of the Night" - what girl wouldn't like that? Ironically, it was The Bodyguard director and co-star Kevin Costner that suggested Houston cover the song with an acapella intro. And, Parton famously thanked Jesus daily for the scratch she made off the royalties she made from Houston's version of her classic break up song.
Streamy Award nominated host, new media producer, and pop culture writer Kristyn Burtt covers all of the excitement of the 84th Annual Academy Awards on behalf of Fanboy Comics. This week, Kristyn discusses three categories, including the hotly contested Best Documentary category. She picks her winners for Best Foreign Film and Best Animated Film, covering France's big gamble with The Artist, Pixar's absence, and much more!
Stay tuned for more Oscar news from Kristyn and Fanboy Comics in the coming weeks! You can follow us on Twitter, as well, at @KristynBurtt and @FanboyComix!