The Drew Carey Show. Anyone remember it? You know, it ran from 1995 to 2004, consisted of 9 seasons made up of 233 episodes in total? Well if you do, do you remember the tall, dark-haired, silly Oswald from the show? You do? Excellent.
Posted in Television Also tagged batman animated, batman brave and the bold, diedrich bader, drew carey show, oswald, voice artist
Thanks to Ravensoft's excellent work on the X-Men Legends and Marvel Alliance games, we all know that the superhero genre can translate beautifully to the classic dungeon crawler-style game, and as such it comes as no great surprise that Snowblind Studio's 2006 Justice League Heroes is an exceptionally enjoyable game.
Posted in Games, My Reviews Also tagged dc, justice league, justice league heroes, PS2, snowblind, superman
There is a new bat in town and she's wreaking havoc amongst Gotham's criminal element - the only problem is that she isn't associated with the real Batman or even Bruce Wayne in any way whatsoever.
Posted in Comic Books, Movies, My Reviews Also tagged Alan Burnett, Batwoman, Curt Geda, DC Animated, Kevin Conroy, Lolita Ritmantis
Justice League: The New Frontier is a 2008 direct-to-video animated film adaptation of the popular DC Comic, DC: The New Frontier limited series. It is directed by Dave Bullock and written by regular Justice League writer, Stan Berkowitz, with Darwyn Cooke (the guy behind the comic on which the movie is based) serving as story and visual consultant. This is the second in a line of DC Universe animated original movies released by Warner Bros. Animation, the first release being Superman: Doomsday.
Posted in Movies, My Reviews Also tagged darwyn cooke, dave bullock, dc universe, justic league, stan berkowitz, superman, the centre, the new frontier, warner bros.

Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths