Step aside Avengers: Earth's REAL mightiest mortals are coming back to TV. Justice League! ASSEMBLE!

It’s been ten years since Justice League Unlimited wrapped up a titanic run on TV. And in that decade since then, there have been a lot of superhero cartoons broadcast on TV. And they all pale in comparison to the greatest assemblage of heroes ever committed to the small screen. Justice League, and it’s Unlimited evolution of a series, ranks …

Well, I must say I’m glad that we’re back, but there is a lot to catch up on! For Kervyn, this meant feverishly posting about every cool trailer that came out while we didn’t have a website (Star Trek Beyond, The Legend of Tarzan and Independence Day: Resurgence to name but a few). For me, this meant having to put four …

PLEASE NOTE: Because I have been obsessed with Star Wars for most of my life, and can talk about it at incredible length, this review is long. Very long. But it is also very SPOILER FREE. You’re welcome. I am a Star Wars nut and I liked The Phantom Menace. There, I said it. In my defense though, most of …

I am a Star Wars nut and I liked The Phantom Menace. There, I said it. In my defense though, most of the other hardcore fans spewing out of midnight screenings back in 1999 once felt the same, heads a-buzzing from the simple fact that for the first time in nearly two decades we had new Star Wars streaming into our eyeballs.

The new Star Wars is almost here (three weeks and counting!) and the tension is almost palpable. And this is one movie that Disney has on super-serious lock-down. No leaks, no spoilers, no titbits of any kind have done the rounds without being pre-approved by the House of Mouse. Not that you can blame them, it would suck if we …

I must admit, I’m quite hesitant to write this article. After writer/director JJ Abrams and co outright lied to us by saying that there would be no more trailers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, only for a new Japanese one to show up and drop a whole batch of new footage, I’ve been afraid that Disney may just be …

Originally published on Lazygamer.net A good trailer needs to set a mood. To get your heart beating, and your fandom swelling. But it also needs to not give away any key plot points, and save a few surprises for the actual film. I’m looking at you, Terminator: Genisys. This morning, Star Wars delivered on that idea. The final trailer for …