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THE DARK KNIGHT  

Batman has always been the most realistic of the comic book icons. He has no special powers and is for all practical purposes a vigilante. He is someone who could actually exist in the real world (provided he has the kind of money Bruce Wayne does).

The anticipation of Warner Bros., The Dark Knight, has produced teaser websites in which Joker's face was released. And like any great marketing campaign, it's creating a buzz!

Will the next Batman film live up to the hype that was laid out by its predecessor or will it fall like the former films?

See the trailer and read my review of it

The sequel to Batman Begins has begun filming

A review of Frank Miller's classic graphic novel that redefined how comic books were made and read.

Let us not grieve in this horrible tragedy and look back at what he's done. Instead, let's look into the future, and wait with anticipation for the The Dark Knight.

A look at the low key (yet totally awesome) marketing strategy for the next Batman flick

Spoilers, facts and one big rumor...are you ready?

The most important character in the field of comic books has always been a favorite of mine. This article explains why Batman deserves all the respect and popularity he has.

Batman Begins does just what the title says. It begins Batman's journey. This is the story of who Batman is and how he came to be, finally told with skill and respect on the big screen.

This is an article of Heath Ledger, who will be starting in the movie Dark Knight.

A look at a largely unknown, but influential novel from the 1970's. Originally laughed off the shelves, this book went on to inspire Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns", the animated movie "The Incredibles", and more.

Updates on the big budget Batman Begins sequel starring Christin Bale and Heath Ledger.

In a time that most consider the dark ages, we see a light that outshines the gloom of the day. That light is the honor of man. One man's honor could decide the fate of a nation. It was his honor that could decide the end of his life.

Here is a look at the best Batman villains of all time.

2008 promises to be an excellent year for movies. Here are 15 films to get excited about.

With "The Dark Knight" commercials already airing, this article will focus on the history of Batman and why the man behind the mask is so popular.

Rarely has such a group of talents been organized into one book. The interviews are simple, but in depth, and will make enjoyable reading for all fans of comics.

Director Chris Nolan creates another excellent yet twisted film about two rival magicians. The preformances given by the actors are truly one of the best I've seen from all of them.

A look at the biggest comic book movies that have shaped the genre, including Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man.

It's about twenty five soon-to-be released 2008 films that show could be either good, bad, or questionable at best.

Heath Ledger was found dead at the age of 28. An overdose of sleep aids look to be the cause.

The death of young Hollywood now includes Heath ledger, Brad Renfro and River Phoenix.

A look back at Heath Ledger, the most shocking recent example of a young Hollywood star who died too soon.

Will Hollywood be able to duplicate the success it had from the 2007 Summer movie Season? Here is a review of some of the films coming out that might help.

Disney's magic continues as they have big hits both in the live action movies and in the animated movies. Will 2008 be another magical year?

Dick Tracy is one of the greatest crimefighters since his first foray into comic strips in the 1930's. Some of the later works have been collected in three volumes: Dick Tracy, the Collins' Casefiles.

The Long Halloween is one of the best Batman tales ever told in comic form. With Jeph Loeb's writing and Tim Sale's classic imagery, this should not be missed.

Neil Gaiman created in the Sandman comics one of the best comic stories ever told. This graphic novel is the beginning of an enchanted series of stories.

Batman is usually the one in trouble, but in this classic graphic novel, Bruce Wayne is in trouble.

The human element found in comics and how it has affected my writing style and ability to relate to comic books.

A review for the short movie "Grayson".

The Road Warrior director wants to direct a film on the comic book super team.

Being a film buff and having about ten minutes to kill it didn't take more then a split second to turn off Randolph and head towards the barricade on the West side of State in front of the grand Chicago Theater.

This article features a list of the most entertaining graphic novels I ever read. For a good, graphic fix, you could do much worse than read a few of these.

Resting right on the border between Massachusetts and Connecticut lies one of New England's best theme parks, Six Flags New England.

Don't waste your time in the kiddie attractions... when it comes to thrills, go for the gold!

Animes get a lot of respect in this article, but there are plenty of American made animated shows that deserve just as much respect. In this piece, I tell you some of the better series in the past twenty years.

"The Prestige" is a movie about magic that has more than a few tricks of its own.

There are some movies that portray the Superhero perfectly, winning big with the fans and at the box-office. I decided to choose the 5 best superhero movies that were definitely a notch above the rest.

Maybe it's a sign of the times, or a way to invoke nostalgia, but television shows and movies alike are being recreated from the ground up. Is Star Trek next? Originally appeared on the SyFy Portal Web site.

A review of the new movie, The Prestige, starring Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale

Comic books, by definition, are not bound to conventional laws of physics or nature. But is it possible that some of our most-renowned heroes could step out of the pages? First of a two part series.

A guide to comics for a reader who wants to get into the hobby for the first time (or at least first time since childhood), seeking comics for mature, intelligent readers. Covers both superhero and non-superhero books.

Widely heralded as one of the greatest comic book writers of all time, Moore's work has recently begun to reach a wider audience through film. A number of his works have been adapted to the big screen, with varying success.

The 1966 Batman film continues the camp elements that made the early years of the "Batman" TV show so successful.