Today we've got the second part of our roundup of some videos from Bob "MovieBob" Chipman's The Big Picture series about superheroes, politics and related pop culture. Incidentally the last video is the most recent, so if you want more I recommend checking out the rest of the Big Picture videos.
Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2012
The Big Picture Part 2
Labels:
Batman,
Blip,
Chris Claremont,
DC Comics,
Entertainment,
Equal Rights,
Freakazoid,
Green Lantern,
History,
Marvel,
Ms. Marvel,
Science Fiction,
Supergirl,
Superman,
The Avengers,
TMNT,
Video,
Watchmen
Thursday, November 29, 2012
The Big Picture Part 1
Today we've got a roundup of some videos from Bob "MovieBob" Chipman's The Big Picture series about superheroes, politics and related pop culture. Tune in tomorrow for the second part.
Labels:
Batman,
Blip,
Captain America,
Captain Marvel,
Comics,
DC Comics,
Entertainment,
Equal Rights,
Green Lantern,
History,
Marvel,
Ms. Marvel,
Shazam,
Superman,
The Avengers,
TMNT,
Video,
Wonder Woman
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Saucer Contry
Comic Book Resources has an article about the television potential of the DC Comics' Vertigo series Saucer Country, which is about a Governor running for President when she is apparently abducted by aliens, and the implications as everyone as they try to figure out what's going on. The series started in March 2012 and has so far released 8 issues.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Superhero Cars, Possitive Role Models, and the Dangers of Torture Techniques
DC and Kia teamed up gives some cars custom paint jobs based on DC superheroes like Batman, Flash and Green Lantern to help promote the We Can Be Heroes charity. You can read more about the cars here.The Sequart Research & Literacy Organization has an interesting article about the importance of superheroes as positive role models for children and the effects it has on their mindset, which can be read here.
And finally we have another comic from Wonderella detailing the dangers of torture techniques.
Labels:
Blip,
Children,
DC Comics,
Rolemodels,
Superheroes,
Webcomics,
Wonderella
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