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Mighty Marvel March: Enter the Age of Ultron
Ultron hates the Avengers, and he hates mankind. Beyond destroying the Avengers once and for all, he wants to bring about a machine age and rule this planet. He’s been trying for decades, and now, in Age of Ultron Book One by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Bryan Hitch, he gets what he’s after. Ultron wins. It’s Marvel Comics’ big event of 2013, so get ready, to enter the Age of Ultron, after the jump…
A Murder. A Hitman. A Chase. And Instagram? Thrills Abound In Snapshot #1 On The Wednesday Run – February 6, 2013
People tend to keep strange photos on their cell phones, don’t they? You know this better than most.
Don’t think so? Well, the next time you’re sitting on the bench, hydrating yourself from a rousing game of indoor soccer, try accidentally flipping through your buddy’s collection of pics on his new Galaxy S3. Quizzical looks and/or hilarity must surely follow if not an intervention of some sort.
You could also try hitting the “Explore” page on your iPhone’s Instagram app and be amazed at what people post for public consumption. This is especially true if you’re a parent. Heck, just visit the TMZ website and shake your head with disdain at this generation’s eroded examples of heroes and icons.
Yep. Strange, often incriminating, photos abound out there.
So, how about finding a cell phone containing photographs of a murder scene? How’s that for strange? Worrisome? Thrilling? That’s the premise of Snapshot, a hard-boiled tale that demands to be read – and seen!
Glenn Walker’s Top Fives for 2012
Everybody at Biff Bam Pop! is talking about Top Fives, so I guess it’s my turn. Put on your seat belts, because as the regular readers around here know already, my tastes are not normal. I liked Santa Claus and hated Dark Knight. It’s going to be a bumpy ride. Next, after the jump, my top fives in film, music, television, and comic books. Look out.
Watch With Amanda: What’s on TV This Week? October 22 – 28
This week: Happy Endings and Don’t Trust The B in Apt 23 return, Unser and Clay have a confrontation on Sons of Anarchy, The 2012 World Series begins, and Andrea and Michonne meet The Governor on The Walking Dead.
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Watch With Amanda: What To Watch On TV This Week? October 15 – 21
This Week: Tara comes face to face with Otto on Sons of Anarchy, American Horror Story heads to Briarcliff Manor, and complications arise for Amanda in Revenge.
Otto & Tara – Sons of Anarchy
What will you be watching?
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Fall TV Schedule 2012 – Finale’s, Premieres, Trailers And More!
It’s finally here folks! Biff Bam Pop’s full Fall TV Schedule.
There is only one good thing about summer ending and that is the Fall TV Schedule. I hope none of you made any plans for September and October, because your evenings are going to be full. Not only with the return of your TV favourites, but there are also some very strong series debuting this Fall that you may need to add to your line up. So get your remotes and your PVRs ready!
Below is a full list of all the premieres, finales and specials happening in September and October. Anything in bold is a new show and you can click the links to view the trailers. I have also added notes beside each new series that I will be watching and would recommend you do as well. I have also created a downloadable calendar for each month that you can print out and post on your fridge to make things easier.
September 2012
October 2012
If you see any errors or omissions on the calendar or list below, please let us know in the comments.
READ ON FOR THE FULL FALL TV SCHEDULE. Read the rest of this entry
Comic-Con 2012 Exclusive: We’ve Seen Arrow
The CW’s new Arrow looks promising to say the least. With a solid cast and plenty of intrigue, this adaptation of DC’s Green Arrow comic series should be a great addition to the sometimes sagging CW line up.
In the past, tv hasn’t always been consistent with how they treat superheroes but The CW seems to take a more serious tone with this adaptation. It works, very well. The creators know how to treat the material so fans will like it and nonfans will enjoy it. The pilot is very fast paced but it teases and tells enough to set the stage for a great tv series. Find out more details after the jump.
