Very cool video concept, reminds me a lot of Johnny Quest / Venture Brothers.

Tomar was a scientist on the planet Xudar before joining the Green Lantern Corps. He became a pivotal member of the Corps, training new members, like Arisia, and serving in the Honor Guard. He investigated reports of abuses of power by Sinestro on Korugar. He was close friends with Abin Sur, Green Lantern of neighboring sector 2814. He was also the first Lantern to meet Sur's replacement, Hal Jordan, and the two got along equally well. In the Post-Crisis timeline, that friendship is deepened further in that the rookie Jordan met him soon after being recruited. Jordan was brought to him by his power ring to help with his difficulties with handling the weapon and Tomar-Re not only guided the Terran to GLC headquarters for the optional training program, but also provided valuable emotional support during this difficult time.

• Robin/Dick Grayson - Jesse McCartney
• Kid Flash/Wally West - Jason Spizak
• Aqualad - Khary Payton
• Superboy/Connor Kent - Nolan North
• Miss Martian - Danica McKellar

Shown above are some carded images for Hasbro’s upcoming 6th wave of 3.75″ Marvel Universe figures for 2010. Marvel Universe Wave 6 includes the following:

• Constrictor
• Hawkeye (Dark Avengers)
• Iron Man 2020
• Thanos
• Yellow Jacket with Mini Antman

The Full set is available for Pre-Order from BigBadToyStore

Based on Superman/Batman #8-13 by Jeph Loeb and Michael Turner, the film deals with the sudden appearance of Supergirl and the attempts by Darkseid to hold sway over the newest Kryptonian to come to Earth. Purists will be happy to note that Tim Daly voices Superman, Kevin Conroy returns as Batman, and Susan Eisenberg as Wonder Woman.

Superman/Batman: Apocalypse [Blu-ray] on September 28, 2010.

Grindhouse Blu-Ray Cover

When Grindhouse was released in theaters, it was a double feature featuring Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror, Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, and a few faux trailers at the beginning and in between. When the films were released on DVD, they were distributed as separate movies, with the trailers omitted from both releases (with the exception of Machete). Last month it was finally revealed that the full Grindhouse release would hit stores on October 5th 2010.

An exhilarating homage to the titillating B-movies of the 60s and 70s, Grindhouse, a double billing featuring Academy Award winner Quentin Tarantino’ Death Proof and Robert Rodriguez’ Planet Terror burst onto two-disc Blu-Ray on October 5 from Vivendi Entertainment and The Weinstein Company. Debuting for the first time in high definition and in its original theatrical exhibition format, the presentation starts with the deliciously over-the-top horror flick Planet Terror, followed by an intermission featuring three gritty trailers and concluding with the ultra-intense vehicular slasher film Death Proof. The set features over two hours of brand new bonus material including a 10 Minute Cooking School feature with Rodriguez, five features on the trailers including an extended trailer and making-ofs, deleted scenes and much more.

“Planet Terror – Married doctors William and Dakota Block (Brolin and Shelton) find their graveyard shift inundated with townspeople ravaged by gangrenous sores and a suspiciously vacant look in their eyes. Among the wounded is Cherry (Rose McGowan), a go-go dancer whose leg was ripped from her body during a roadside attack. Wray (Freddy Rodriguez), her former significant other, is at her side and watching her back. Cherry may be down, but she hasn’t danced her last number. As the invalids quickly become enraged aggressors, Cherry and Wray lead a team of accidental warriors into the night, hurtling towards a destiny that will leave millions infected, countless dead, and a lucky few struggling to find the last safe corner of PLANET TERROR.

Death Proof – A creepy stunt driver whose taste for stalking lovely young ladies gets him into big trouble when he tangles with the wrong gang of badass babes. Their confrontation escalates to an extended mano-a-mano car chase with one of the girls strapped to the hood of a thundering Dodge Challenger.”

Disc 1 – Theatrical Exhibition:

• Grindhouse Feature (Planet Terror)
• Intermission Cards
• Don’t Trailer
• Werewolf Women of the S.S Trailer
• Thanksgiving Trailer
• Grindhouse Feature (Death Proof)

Disc 2

Planet Terror

• Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Film School
• The Badass Babes of Planet Terror
• The Guys of Planet Terror
• Casting Rebel
• Sickos, Bullets, And Explosions: The Stunts of Planet Terror
• The Friend, The Doctor, and the Real Estate Agent
• Planet Terror Poster Gallery

Death Proof

• Stunts On Wheels: The Legendary Drivers of Death Proof
• Quentin’s Greatest Collaborator: Editor Sally Menke
• The Guys of Death Proof
• Kurt Russell as Stuntman Mike
• Finding Quentin’s Gals
• The Uncut Version of “Baby, It’s You” performed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead
• Introducing Zoe Bell
• Double Dare Trailer
• Death Proof Extended Music
• Death Proof Poster Gallery

Blu-Ray exclusive bonus features:

• Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Cooking School
• The Makeup Effects of Planet Terror
• The Hot Rods of Death Proof
• From Texas to Tennessee: The Production Design of Death Proof
• Trailers
• Extended Werewolf Women of The SS Trailer
• View Extended Cut Of Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer with Commentary by Director Rob Zombie
• The Making Of Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer
• Extended Don’t Trailer
• View Extended Cut Of Don’t Trailer with Commentary by Director Edgar Wright
• The Making of Don’t Trailer
• Don’t Storyboard/Trailer Comparison
• View Don’t Storyboard/Trailer Comparison with Commentary by Director Edgar Wright
• Don’t Storyboards Still Gallery
• Don’t Poster
• The Making of Thanksgiving Trailer
• New York Times Talk with Quention Tarantino and Lynn Hirschberg at Comic Con 2006 Featuring the Directors and Cast of Grindhouse
• Grindhouse Trailer Contest Winner Hobo With A Shotgun

During Comic-Con Geoff Johns told us that we’d be seeing several of our favorite Lanterns, including the massive and awesome Kilowog. Well, today we get our first look at the being from space sector 674.

“Green Lantern”, directed by Martin Campbell, centers on a test pilot (Ryan Renolds) who’s granted a mystical green ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers, as well as membership into an intergalactic squadron tasked with keeping peace within the universe.

Source: Comic Book Movie

As you probably already know by now Chris Evans has a great role in the upcoming Edgar Wright film Scott Pilgrim Vs The World in which he plays Lucas Lee, Ramona Flowers’ Evil Ex boyfriend #2, who is a former pro-skater turned hilariously bad film actor.  I love that they use the infmaous “Blue/Orange” movie poster motif!