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Don’t Panic! Sledgehammer is now Todd Matthy.com
Posted: October 5, 2013 in Agent of the Empire, Animation, Anime, Arkham Asylum, Batman, Book Excerpts, Cartoons, Causes, Celebrity, Chewbacca, Comedy, Comics, Commentary, Crime, Dark Horse Comics, Darth Vader, DC Comics, Entertainment, Examiner, Fan Scripts, Fantasy, Fiction, Funny Videos, Girls, Han Solo, Heavy Metal, Horror, Humor, Interviews, Lauren Jones, Links, Literature, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, MMA, Movies, Music, News, Novels, Pictures, Professional Wrestling, Reviews, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Spider-Man, Sports, Star Wars, Sting in WWE, Superman, Suzi Lorraine, The Lost Prince, Thor, TNA, Transformers, TV, UFC, Uncategorized, Voltron, Webtoons, Wicked Game, WWE, X-Men, Y&P
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Sledgehammer’s Best of 2012
Posted: January 31, 2013 in Animation, Anime, Arkham Asylum, Batman, Cartoons, Comics, Commentary, Dark Horse Comics, Darth Vader, DC Comics, Entertainment, Examiner, Fantasy, Literature, Marvel Comics, Movies, Music, Professional Wrestling, Science Fiction, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superman, Thor, TNA, Transformers, TV, Voltron, WWE, X-Men, Y&PTags: AJ Lee, Best of 2012, CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, DC Comics, Disney, Examiner, Game of Thrones, George Lucas, George R.R. Martin, Heavy Metal, Kane, Marvel Comics, Star Wars, Team Hell No, Voltron, WWE, WWE RAW
By Todd Matthy
2012 has come and gone and what a year it has been. We saw two comic book movies achieve critical acclaim while grossing over a billion dollars. We saw the Rock return to the wrestling ring. We saw the Avengers and the X-Men square off with one another and Disney buy Star Wars. So what were the best moments of 2012. Click below to find out. (more…)
Y&P at Comic Con: Marvel Writer Jason Aaron on Thor | YandP.tv
Posted: November 3, 2012 in Comics, Commentary, Entertainment, Interviews, Links, Marvel Comics, Science Fiction, Thor, X-Men, Y&PTags: DC Comics, Jason Aaron, Marvel Comics, New York Comic Con, Scalped, Thor, Wolverine, X-Men, Y&P, Young and Pretty
Y&P at NY Comic Con 2012: Photo Parade | Y&P
Posted: October 16, 2012 in Agent of the Empire, Animation, Anime, Arkham Asylum, Batman, Cartoons, Celebrity, Chewbacca, Comedy, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Darth Vader, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Girls, Han Solo, Heavy Metal, Horror, Humor, Links, Marvel Comics, Movies, Music, Pictures, Professional Wrestling, Science Fiction, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superman, Thor, TNA, Transformers, TV, Voltron, WWE, X-Men, Y&PTags: Argo, Ashley Salazar, Avengers, Bane, Batman, Captain America, Claudio Sanchez, Coed Magazine, Coheed and Cambria, Cosplay, David Mack, DC Comics, Deadpool, Erica Greenwold, Game of Thrones, HBO, Independent Creators, Issai Brahim, Jessica Rabbit, Judd Ehrlich, Laura Lee Gulledge, Leanna Decker, Loki, Marvel Comics, Miss Coed, New York Comic Con 2012, Nick Kroll, NY Comic Con 2012, NYCC 2012, Paige by Paige, Playboy, Pronto Comics, Scarlett Ambrose, Spider-Man, superman, the Bella Twins, Westeros Jewelry, Wonder Woman, WWE
Talking with the Man Who Killed Superman: Dan Jurgens
Posted: October 1, 2012 in Comics, DC Comics, Entertainment, Marvel Comics, Science Fiction, Spider-Man, Superman, ThorTags: Aliens, Dan Jurgens, DC Comics, Electro Supes, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, supergirl, superman, Superman-Blue, Superman-Red, The Clone Saga, The Death of Superman, Thor
By Todd Matthy
Dan Jurgens didn’t really kill Superman, but he did write Superman #75, the penultimate issue of the infamous “Death of Superman” storyline, where the Man of Steel fell defending Metropolis from the unstoppable monster known as Doomsday. The issue would go on to be one of the highest selling comic books of all time, spawning multiple printings, a media sensation, and creating a boom period in comics industry. So, how did this story come about? That and many other questions about Dan’s illustrious career is only one part of my conversation with writer/artist Dan Jurgens. (more…)
NY Metal Music Examiner-Myth and Metal
Posted: June 20, 2012 in Examiner, Fantasy, Heavy Metal, Literature, Marvel Comics, Music, ThorTags: JRR Tolkien, Music, Mythology, NY Metal Music Examiner
Heavy Metal Avengers
Posted: May 16, 2012 in Comics, Commentary, Heavy Metal, Links, Marvel Comics, Movies, Music, ThorTags: Arch Enemy, Avengers, black widow, Eddie Trunk, Heavy Metal, iron man, Lemmy, Marvel, Mike Portnoy, Motorhead, Music, Ozzy, pantera, Phil Anselmo, Ted Nugent
Review: The Avengers
Posted: May 4, 2012 in Celebrity, Commentary, Marvel Comics, Movies, Reviews, Science Fiction, ThorTags: Avengers, black widow, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Captain America, Hawkeye, Hulk, iron man, Joss Whedon, Marvel Comics, nick fury, robert downey jr., samuel jackson, scarlett johansson, Thor
By Todd Matthy
They did it! Five years ago Marvel Studios set out to boldly go where no studio has gone before and created their own movie universe. The seeds were planted in Iron Man during a post credits sequence where Nick Fury (Samuel Jackson) spoke to Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) aka Iron Man about something called “the Avengers Initiative.” Over four years 2 Iron Man movies, a Thor movie, Captain America and The Incredible Hulk movies and the Avengers have been assembled. Avengers not only lives up to the anticipation, it far exceeds it. (more…)
Review: Captain America
Posted: July 22, 2011 in Comics, Commentary, Marvel Comics, Movies, Reviews, ThorTags: Captain America, Chris Evans, Hugo Weaving, Marvel Comics, Marvel Movies, nick fury, samuel jackson, Stanley Tucci, Steve Rogers, the Avengers, The Howling Commandos, the Red Skull, Tommy Lee Jones
By Todd Matthy
Let’s get down to business Captain America is the best movie I’ve seen all summer. Captain America is the best Marvel movie since Iron Man. It has the heart of the first Superman movie with Indiana Jones’ spirit of adventure. Want to know why and why you HAVE to stay after the credits? Read on. (more…)
