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Author Archives: Sal Loria
Review: The Complete ‘Spider-Woman’ Motion Comic Series
In what could very well be the next step in comic book storytelling, Marvel entered the motion comics arena with Spider-Woman, based off of the recently launched series written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Alex Maleev. Available on … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Comic Reviews, Marvel, Mobile Apps
Tagged Alex Maleev, Brian Michael Bendis, Motion Comics, Spider-Woman
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The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Deadpool’, ‘Secret Six’, ‘Walking Dead’ and More
Welcome to The Pull List Comic Reviews! Get comfy as a few titles elected to go with short stories this week, meaning we’ve got a lot to cover. As always, WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. PULL OF THE WEEK: Deadpool #900 – … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, DC, Image Comics, Marvel, Pull List, Vertigo
Tagged Batgirl, Blackest Night: Batman, Bryan Q Miller, Charlie Adlard, Charlie Huston, Deadpool, Final Crisis Aftermath: Escape, Gail Simone, Greg Land, House of Mystery, Ivan Brandon, jason aaron, JM DeMatteis, Ken Lashley, Kyle Baker, Luca Rossi, Matt Fraction, Matt Wagner, Peter J Tomasi, Punisher: Frank Castle MAX, Rob Liefeld, Robert Kirkman, Sean McKeever, Secret Six, Stefano Landini, Tom Defalco, Uncanny X-Men, Walking Dead, Web of Spider-Man
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NBC Pulls ‘Glee’ Cast from Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
It started innocently enough on TMZ, then gained speed through Entertainment Weekly’s Hollywood Insider, and is now all over the Internet: a source close to the people behind Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day Parade has confirmed that NBC instructed the parade … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Comedy, Musicals, NBC, Networks, News, TV
Tagged Glee, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
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Bryan Singer Going Back to ‘X-Men’?
At the Pusan International Film Festival held in South Korea, director Bryan Singer had most fanboys’ ears perking up when he mentioned: “I’m still looking to possibly returning to the X-Men franchise. I’ve been talking to Fox about it.” Singer … Continue reading
ABC Picks Up ‘Modern Family’ and ‘Cougar Town’
The last few years of television have shown us that the ratings darlings were either reality/competition shows, vast plots and casts where a suspension of belief were necessary, or the use of a microscope was employed… every week. Don’t call … Continue reading
Posted in ABC, Announcements, Comedy, News, TV
Tagged Cougar Town, Courteney Cox Arquette, Modern Family, Patricia Heaton, Private Practice, Pushing Daisies, The Middle
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Grant Morrison Signs with ICM
International Creative Management (ICM) has started zeroing in on the comic industry’s more notable assets, with the announcement of signing writer Grant Morrison. Being one of the world’s largest talent and literary agencies, ICM already boasts an impressive list of … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Comics, DC, DC Entertainment, News, Writers
Tagged Al Pacino, batman and robin, Batman: Arkham Asylum, DC Entertainment, Doom Patrol, Ellen DeGeneres, grant morrison, ICM, JLA, Jodie Foster, Marvel Studios, Neal Adams, Spawn, Todd McFarlane, X-Men
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The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Daredevil’, ‘Astonishing X-Men’, ‘Batman and Robin’ and More
Welcome to the new The Pull List Comic Reviews! We’ve expanded our weekly offering of comic reviews to a whopping 10 issues each week, so kick back, enjoy and let us know what caught your eye this week! Also, the … Continue reading
ABC Dominates Thursday Night
Television network ABC has effectively staked their claim to rule Thursday nights, if the return numbers from The Hollywood Reporter are any indication. But instead of trying to make sense of those numbers, let’s break it down in a more … Continue reading



