If you love comics, and haven't read "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay", you're really missing out.

So, after years and years of development hell, supposedly a classic science fiction novel is about to be adapted.

I have to confess something here: I've got a great affection for the live-acton He-Man movie.

If you're not a fan of "Liberty Meadows", you might be a fan of cheesecake, so, either way, the news that Frank Cho has pulled "Liberty Meadows" out of development hell and is back on a publication schedule, with issue #38 coming out later this year, is great news.

"Batwoman" has been supposedly on the cusp of being released for, literally, years.

Hey, remember the first "Wolverine" movie.

The attempt to bring "Preacher" to the screen has been a long and painful one.

As you no doubt heard after that guy who never shut up about "The Simarillion" jumped off of his roof, Guillermo Del Toro has bailed on the Hobbit, largely thanks to MGM continuing its agonizingly slow descent into obscurity and failure, a once vital and beloved film studio, an icon of American culture that changed the course of film history and America, torn apart by hubris and callous business practices, choking on a bolus of debt, soon to be stripped for parts like a bombed-out wreck in a really bad neighborhood.

How long have we been waiting for The Hobbit to hit screens.