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Animated Superman 1941

All 17 Fleischer and Famous Studios animated Superman short films

Gaye Birch

We've collected all 17 of the Superman animated short films from 1941 through 1943 for you to enjoy...
The first fim Superman, Kirk Alyn, 1948

The First Superman: Kirk Alyn 1948 - 1950 video gallery

Gaye Birch

We've gathered together videos of Kirk Alyn, the first live-action Superman, in one place for you, right here...
Weird Al

The Crawling Ear: Predicting “Weird Al’s” new single

James Greene, Jr.

It's not often we can talk about a new 'Weird Al' Yankovic record. But today is one of those special days...
Ingrid Pitt

The Ingrid Pitt column: losing Richard Burton

Ingrid Pitt

Ingrid recalls the day she heard the news that Richard Burton had died. She was supposed to be in a film with him at the time...
The New York Four, part of the Minx line

Alternate Cover: Minx - the leftovers

James Hunt

DC is bringing its Minx line to an end - so James picks out some of the highlights of its brief life...
Round up the usual suspects..?

5th Column: ‘Geek’ movies get no love from BFI

James Clayton

James takes our guest speaker slot, and has a few questions about why geek movies keep getting overlooked...
Mr Ryan Lambie's amazing joypad.

The Ryan Lambie Column: Bring back cute platform games

Ryan Lambie

Are the days of cute platformers such as Rainbow Islands and The New Zealand Story gone forever, wonders Ryan?
Ingrid Pitt

The Ingrid Pitt column: why vampires are popular

Ingrid Pitt

The Hammer Horror legend has played a vampire in the past, and here, she considers their appeal...
Would you want a non-Gaiman Sandman sequel?

Alternate Cover: A Creator's Legacy

James Hunt

News of a Hitchhiker's sequel has set James thinking about character ownership in the land of comics...
Mr Ryan Lambie's amazing joypad.

The Ryan Lambie column: how game settings keep letting things down

Ryan Lambie

How tricky is it to create an interesting world to set a game in the midst of? Very, seems to be the answer...
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The Ingrid Pitt column: films of the 50s

Ingrid Pitt

Ingrid Pitt Hammer Horror legend Ingrid Pitt gleefully recalls innovations such as 3D, Cinerama and damn good scripts. You can't beat the 50s... more...

Alternate Cover: Absolute Black Dossier? Absolute Mess!

James Hunt

The Absolute Black Dossier. Utterly avoidable. Why The Absolute Black Dossier is a slap in the face to those willing to pay more for a supposedly premium edition of their favourite comic book... more...

The Ryan Lambie column: My Favourite Waste of Time

Ryan Lambie

Mr Ryan Lambie's amazing joypad. Ryan's caffeine purge sends him scurrying to his consoles for consolation, bypassing much housework on the way... more...

The Ingrid Pitt column: talent shows

Ingrid Pitt

Ingrid Pitt Ingrid remembers how she got her break, and how she's glad she didn't have to make her mark in the era of The X Factor more...

Alternate Cover: can digital comics work?

James Hunt

Is the future digital? James returns from a house move, fresh from humping umpteen back issues of comics around. And it set him thinking... more...

The Ryan Lambie column: casual games can save your life

Ryan Lambie

Go on. Do you good...(Bejewelled 2) Can insubstantial time-passers like Bejeweled really delay the Big Frag...? more...

The Crawling Ear: when poetry meets love of The Ramones

James Greene Jr

Ramones live In James' own words, "An Epic Poem Recounting My (Non)Adventures With The Ramones" more...

The Ingrid Pitt column: Doctors of death

Ingrid Pitt

Ingrid Pitt Ingrid recalls the case of two murdering Swedish physicians that rivalled anything in the Harold Shipman catalogue of horror... more...

The Ryan Lambie Column: War!

Ryan Lambie

Call Of Duty: Honouring the battle or just enjoying the frag? Ryan wonders if we have the right to appropriate the harsh experiences of real war in the services of another WWII fragfest... more...

The Ingrid Pitt column: buried treasure!

Ingrid Pitt

Ingrid Pitt How a Hammer Horror legend ended up with a metal detector, wellies, and some vintage coins... more...

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