“Superman III,” which starred Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent and Superman and Richard Pryor as computer hacker Gus Gorman. The film is much maligned – Entertainment Weekly today called it “arguably the worst superhero movie of all time” — but I maintain that if you re-watch...
Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers out there! Like Jonathan Kent (played by Kevin Costner in “Man of Steel”), I know so many of us only want what’s best for our children, and hope that the world will accept them for who they are.
Man of Steel is out; is a sequel near? And more about The Posthuman Project! Matt Price and Kyle Roberts discuss on the Planet 46 Comics Show.
* TOPIC 1: MAN OF STEEL IS RELEASED; WHAT DO MATT AND KYLE THINK? Director Zack Snyder (“Watchmen”) is tasked with updating Superman for the 21st...
Comic-book writer Sterling Gates will appear at metro-area libraries and a comic book store this week to celebrate the “Man of Steel” movie.
Gates, New York Times best-selling writer of comics including “Superman: Last Stand on New Krypton,” “Superman: War of the Supermen,” and a...
The Hub Network has recreated the “Man of Steel” trailer using clips from “Superman: The Animated Series” with re-recorded dialogue from the cast of the show. The Hub will air a 5-episode marathon of “Superman: The Animated Series” on Friday, June 14 beginning at 3 p.m. Central Time....
Movoto looked at the potential cost of Superman’s Fortress of Solitude. And while depictions of the fortress vary, Movoto assumes the cost of the crystal-style fortress could run up to $814 trillion.
Part of the price is the necessity of getting that much diamond-like material. From Movoto:...
Features Editor Matthew Price has worked for The Oklahoman since 2000. He’s a University of Oklahoma graduate who has also worked at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and was a Dow Jones Newspaper Fund intern for the Dallas Morning News. He’s always been interested in comics, reading them at age 2, working in comic shops starting at 17, printing his first comics 'zine at 20 and buying a comic-book store at 23. His column on comics, Word Balloons, has run weekly in The Oklahoman’s Weekend Look section since 2001.Matt's blog, Nerdage, has been honored by the Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists, and his store, Norman's Speeding Bullet Comics, co-owned with his wife, Annette, was nominated for the Eisner Spirit of Retailing Award in 2005.