Another month escaped me. Not sure where it went or how it disappeared but as I catch up on my to do list on December 25th the top thing on it was getting our December reader to the masses. Look for the Bat Signal for the January reader very soon!
And now jump to see the very delayed crowning of this month's Reader of the Month.
Will we ever see the Watchmen now?
Deadline Hollywood is reporting that a judge has sided with FOX over the rights to the film.
With the release of the universally panned The Spirit, will a good adaption help comic book fans ring in the early part of 2009 or not?
Can someone please tell me where November went? One day fall was starting too, well, fall and now the holiday music is blaring through the airport. YIKES!
Despite the late posting it is time to once again select a reader of the month.
So be yourself or be your creative superhero alter ego but make sure you cover all the important bases that are listed after the jump.
This might be a little slow in posting to the pages of PK but then again it's never to late to celebrate the support of human rights.
Yet another reason why the name Rucka, on the cover of a comic book, draws me right in.
Thank you Mr. Rucka, thank you very much.
As a comic book fan who is still upset over the end of a Joss Whedon Wonder Woman film I am probably not the most unbiased person to be bringing you this information from the LA Times by way of Newsrama.
Then again if Fox news can get away with their coverage - so can I.
I am the first person to scream the word DIVERSITY, as many a friend can attest, and completely agree with bold choices but I really hope for a strong actor to take on the role of Wonder Woman if a film is ever made.
There is a big reason Iron Man worked - Robert Downey Jr.
So peanut gallery - your thoughts on bold choices for Wonder Woman or any other comic to film adaption. Who would you love to see bend the traditional comics casting and who should be kept far away from any future comic to film adaptions?
The goblins are running through the streets as November dawns. Who do we find our next reader of the month?
Jump to find out.
It's time to once again show off our readership.
Last month Joshua debuted as our first featured PK Reader. Who shall join him as Mr. or Miss November?
Be yourself or be your creative superhero alter ego but make sure you cover all the important bases that are listed after the jump.
Sorry if readers have been let down with the very delayed release of our first PK reader of the month. I find myself on a mission that has taken me from the clock tower but I managed to find my way to a laptop. So drum roll please....
For the 1st PK reader of the month - jump!
We know we have a vast legion of superheroes and heroines here at Pink Kryptonite. Taking a page from our friends at Gaygamers we want a chance to show you off. Each month we will be choosing a different reader to highlight to the masses. Be yourself or be your creative superhero alter ego but make sure you cover all the important bases that are listed after the jump.
So here we go! The first in a fictional face-off that in this case is between two very unique teams. With the film version of Watchmen causing quite a stir in Hollywood choosing the team from this iconic title was an easy one. They are a team of complicated individuals who all bring a variety of skills and baggage to any fight.
As for team number two - why not go with an equally complicated and twisted bunch of anti-heroes who are coming back to comics next week? That's right - The Secret Six. Considering fans won't know who the entire six will be I leave that up to our readers to fill in the blank on the sixth slot. Rumors place the team as Catman, Scandal, Deadshot, Ragdoll, Bane, and one more lady from the DCU.
Who is the sixth team member in this battle and who wins in a fight that takes place in a deserted city street?
It's up to you.
It's election season. I would bet there isn't a single person here that isn't burned out by the endless amount of verbal battles being waged to win the top spot in politics. So how about something to give us a time out from all that but still allows your voice to be heard?
Each week various members of the Pink Kryptonite staff will bring you the ultimate in Comic Book Hero (and Villian) match-ups. All bets are off. All characters are fair game. You will be given the two sides of each battle and the location they are facing off in.
Look for the first match-up early next week. The results are up to you.
As fans wait to see how the director of the 300 translates what is thought to be one of the most profound graphic novels of all time Fox is trying to bury it. Variety is reporting that their quest just got one step closer.
It seems a judged denied a motion to dismiss the lawsuit over who really owns the rights to the film in the first place.
My question is where was Fox when the film started shooting back in September? It's not like it was a big secret.
