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Couch Command Podcast – THE VOID

Couch Command Podcast – THE VOID

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powered by Sounder   What’s up, Commandos?  Happy Halloween! We were able to pull a podcast together to watch some people look into the face of darkness…… and GET WRECKED in the 2017 crowdfunded indie horror…. THE VOID!  Basically it’s a Cthulhu throw down with fun portals to other dimensions, cosmic horror, tentacles and a healthy dose of body horror.  Enter at your own risk. What We’ve Been Geeking On: The Flash Trailer Streaming Culture DC Fandome The Batman Trailer Black Adam AVATAR  Troll 2 The Brox Warriors Comic Con 2021 Rebel FM CHUCK Childs Play Star Trek Lower Decks FOUNDATION Shounen Anime Squid Game Shaman King SOPRANOS       CHURCH OF STARRY WISDOM: Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook) Matthew “Docfalconer” Schrader (Website, Twitter) Isaac Shapiro (YouTube, Twitter)   Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively. Logo by DMario Designs Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline

Here Are The Guests Of Comic-Con@Home’s Dragon Ball Panel

Here Are The Guests Of Comic-Con@Home’s Dragon Ball Panel

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Comic-Con is here, and so are the Olympics! If you follow both it’s gonna be a noisy week. But be sure to make time for the Dragon Ball panel tomorrow. We know the anime is in sleep mode at the moment, with the latest incarnation (Super) on hiatus until the manga builds enough new material, but you never know what could be announced. Here are the special guests: Masako Nozawa (voice of Son Goku in Japan), Akio Iyoku (Executive Producer of the Dragon Ball series, and editor for Akira Toriyama) and Norihiro Hayashida (Producer of TV animation and movies for the Dragon Ball series including the most recent project, Dragon Ball Super: Broly). They’re currently working on another Dragon Ball movie and will have stories to share from behind the scenes…and there’ll also be a special musical performance by Hironobu Kageyama. “That’s all great,” you say, “but how can I attend?” You must have forgotten. This is Comic-Con@Home which means all the panels are virtual. You don’t need a ticket

The IDW Publishing Comic-Con Roundup

The IDW Publishing Comic-Con Roundup

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This year’s experimental Comic-Coin@Home has concluded, and chances are, you didn’t have the time to watch every single panel of interest — especially since many of them streamed live at the same time. Quite a few came from comic book publisher IDW alone, and of those, here are the most interesting subjects… IDW Presents: Jim Lee’s X-Men Artist’s Edition Spotlight Superstar Jim Lee (X-Men, Batman, Wildcats) makes a special appearance to discuss his early days at Marvel, joined by inker Scott Williams to walk you through their decades of collaboration! Scott Dunbier (IDW, Director of Special Projects) and Dirk Wood (IDW, Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing) join these comics luminaries to discuss the latest in the Artist’s Edition line: Jim Lee’s X-Men Artist’s Edition! The Science of Back to the Future IDW teams up with the renowned scientists of the Fleet Science Center to discuss where the pseudo-science and real (or hypothetical) physics and technologies of Back to the Future collide! Also, join IDW editor-in-chief John Barber for a discussion

G4 Is Being Resurrected

G4 Is Being Resurrected

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One of the more surprising announcements of Comic-Con (the 2020 streaming version) came from one of its advertisements. It depicts a dark warehouse lit only by the flicker of an ancient CRT, which is playing a disembodied game of Pong controlled by no one. The picture glitches, and we suddenly get…the G4 logo, along with the words “We never stopped playing” and a date of 2021. Reports of this video are now all over the Internet, but the dirty secret is, none of us know what it means. G4 was a cable TV channel created in 2002 devoted to video game news. After a controversial merge with the more sophisticated TechTV, G4 banished the latter’s programming and became the exclusive home of gamer-centric programs like X-Play and Attack Of The Show. Actress Olivia Munn made her public debut as a G4 host…after leaving for Hollywood she was replaced by Morgan Webb. G4 departed in 2014 after years of declining ratings and availability (most cable packages had dropped it by that

Your Full Schedule For Adult Swim Con

Your Full Schedule For Adult Swim Con

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The only good thing about 2020 is that you don’t have to pay to attend Comic-Con! The festivities commence tomorrow and involve a variety of entertainment companies, most of which will be streaming their announcements and panels live for all to watch. Adult Swim in particular has three solid days’ worth of panels ahead, which begin tomorrow. On Thursday, July 23, head to Adultswimcon.com to watch the following informative presentations: Look Who’s Bawkin’: Robot Chicken Live 5 PM Pacific / 8 PM Eastern Bawk, Bawk, Bawk! Join Seth Green, Matt Senreich, Breckin Meyer, Donald Faison and Katee Sackhoff as we bewilder them with our favorite Robot Chicken clips. Find out what they really think about the new season of Robot Chicken and send them questions LIVE using the magical services of the World Wide Web. YOLO: Crystal Fantasy Presents Flying Lotus Fantasy DJ Set 6 PM Pacific / 9 PM Eastern Dear Citizen, you have been invited to the sacred genesis of Adult Swim’s newest, hottest show: YOLO: Crystal Fantasy.

Now Doctor Aphra Is A Physical Object

Now Doctor Aphra Is A Physical Object

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One of the nice things about the New, Rebooted Star Wars Extended Universe is that writers are finally free to experiment with new characters, or new backstories for old characters. Doctor Aphra probably wouldn’t exist otherwise. Invented during Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larroca’s run on the Darth Vader comic book in 2016, Aphra was introduced as an assistant to Lord Vader and came with two droids much like C3PO and R2-D2 only frequently sociopathic. Doctor Aphra eventually betrayed her master and fled, along with the droids, into her own spinoff comic book — which, unlike Darth Vader, is still going to this day. The fact that an original creation like Aphra can support her own ongoing book in such a tough market, while Vader himself cannot, should tell you something. Aphra is awesome. It is really only a matter of time before this character bleeds into other media, and it starts today with the announcement of an official Doctor Aphra collectible figuine. Sized at 3.75″-scale, Aphra is part of the

Telltale Games Reveals New Batman, Walking Dead, and Wolf Among Us Games

Telltale Games Reveals New Batman, Walking Dead, and Wolf Among Us Games

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Following up from their Twitter tease that they had some significant news to share at San Diego Comic-Con, Telltale Games has announced they are working on three brand new games. They include the fourth and final season of The Walking Dead, a second season of Batman, and a second series of The Wolf Among Us. Most surprising of the announcements was the reveal that the company is working in a new game in the Fables franchise. The team’s communications officer, Job Stauffer, had recently moved to dampen fans excitement at a possible The Wolf Among Us sequel, suggesting that the studio would love to work with the series again at some point in the future. The new game will once again focus on the exploits of Bigby Wolf and Snow White from Bill Willingham Fables comic series. However, it won’t be a traditional sequel and will not resolve the ending of the first game that was intentionally left open-ended. The game will instead see the same cast of characters return

San Diego Comic-Con: A Convention Out of Control

San Diego Comic-Con: A Convention Out of Control

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Comic-Con 2015 is only weeks away and will be held from July 8-12 at the San Diego Convention Center. San Diego Comic-Con, or Comic-Con International, is widely known as the largest convention of its kind in the entire world. However, in recent years, that fact is becoming more of a detriment than a lofty point of high praise. With attendance over 130,000, and people all trapped in one area, the convention is essentially becoming too big for its britches. At this point, there is literally no more space left to accommodate all the attendees at Comic-Con. Hotel rooms in the area are almost non-existent. Customer service for hotel booking is terrible. The convention and the staff members of Comic-Con International are fully aware of the problems, but they have failed to address them. Comic-Con International suffers from over-crowding, poor planning, disorganized staff members and a lack of available hotel rooms. With a failure to address these problems, the convention has become a festering, gaping wound–a gangrenous wound that the staff members

SDCC – Games

SDCC – Games

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SDCC – Games San Diego Comic Con is one of the biggest events on the calendar, and with it comes its trademark mix of comics, movies, TV, games, cosplay, toys, weirdness and much more. We’ve tried desperately to keep track of everything that went on and cherry pick out the best news from the show. Here’s our picks from the games on show at SDCC. Check out our other San Diego Comic Con wrap-ups; Games | Movies | TV LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham was officially announced at SDCC this weekend, promising to take the series to new heights – in space and beyond! The game promises to be “this year’s ultimate super hero video game for all ages“. Here’s the official launch trailer for the game; Not content with simply announcing the title and giving us the launch trailer (below), we also get this cast video showcasing a host of the heroes and villains who will appear in the game including 1960’s Batman, voiced

SDCC – TV

SDCC – TV

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SDCC – TV San Diego Comic Con is one of the biggest events on the calendar, and with it comes its trademark mix of comics, movies, TV, games, cosplay, toys, weirdness and much more. We’ve tried desperately to keep track of everything that went on and cherry pick out the best news from the show. Here’s our picks from the TV show present at SDCC. Check out our other San Diego Comic Con wrap-ups; Games | Movies | TV Game of Thrones During the Game of Thrones panel at SDCC, a number of new characters and casting details were revealed for Season 5. House Martell  of Dorne will feature heavily in the next season, so it’s no surprise that a number of key characters were among those named. Rather helpfully, the official Game of Thrones youTube page now has this video, introducing the new cast members. Doran Martell, introduced in the video, is the ruling lord of Dorne and the older brother of Oberyn who, surprisingly for anyone that hadn’t read the books, came to a squishy end in Season 4. Doran is

Soul Calibur II HD Online coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 this autumn

Soul Calibur II HD Online coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 this autumn

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Soul Calibur II is celebrating its 10th birthday this year, and to mark the occasion Namco Bandai is going to release an HD version via the PlayStation Store and Xbox LIVE Marketplace in the coming months.

Some Off-Screen Footage Of the New Tomb Raider

Some Off-Screen Footage Of the New Tomb Raider

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Fresh from NY Comic Con, check out this video of a new look at some pre-beta, demo game-play from the intro to Crystal Dynamic’s upcoming title Tomb Raider.  (Apologies for the ad; such is what happens when you borrow from commercialized sites!) The game is showing some true visual polish and seems very promising in that regard; the environment, lighting, and usage of water are suggesting brilliant levels of immersion for the gamer. As for the gameplay, it’s easy to note the Assassin’s-Creed-esque nature of this specific cut.  Here’s to hoping, however, that action and interaction with the environment are not overly cumbersome, repetitive, or heavyhanded; Croft’s movements did seem remarkably fluid, and the pacing of her trip just long enough to let the player enjoy the scenery before jumping back into an attention-filing task.  My worries are, temporarily, quelled. Really, I’ve found very little to pick at with what I’ve seen of the game thus far.  It’s promising to be a new take on a successful franchise, but rather

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