Superman/Batman: Public Enemies is the sixth film in the line of the DC Universe Original Animated Movies line released by Warner Premiere and Warner Bros. Animation. The movie is an adaptation of "The World's Finest" -- the opening story arc of DC Comics' Superman/Batman.

A complete review after the jump.

The geek world lost one of the greats when Dick Durock died from pancreatic cancer on September 17, 2009.

More after the break about this geek icon.

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To help get ready for the second Season Premiere of Dollhouse, which airs tonight, I thought I take the time to review the show. 

More after the jump.

When Marvel Ultimate Alliance came out from Raven Software and Activision, it was a comic fan's dream.  Now, the companies are back with a new game and have attempted to re-bottle the lightning with Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2. Unfortunately, while the sequel has some advantages over its predecessor, the new game lacks much of the heart of the original.

More after the jump:

I recently recorded an episode for Comic Geek Speak, which is now up on their site.  We chat about the recent notices of termination sent by Jack Kirby's estate.  Geat guys, great podcast, great guest. ;-)

It is available here

I should mention that the two articles I referred to on the show are available at:

The Man Hollywood Loves to Hate

Shrewd Copyright Lawyer Gives Studios a Headache

Secret Warriors is a great series from Marvel.  The book offers the best take on Nick Fury in years.  The first trade, Secret Warriors Vol. 1: "Nick Fury: Agent of Nothing", offers great dialogue and action.  This book is so good it shouldn't be a secret.

Read more after the jump.

Neil Patrick Harris has been many things: Prodigy Doctor, insecure superhero, singing supervillain, Tony host and womanizing egotists.  Now, he can add successful Emmy host to his resume.  Although last night's show had some predictable winners, there were also a lot of surprises.  Plus, there was even more evidence that we need a Pushing Daisies DVD movie.

More (including the complete list of winners and video after the jump.

I saw Jennifer’s Body with a couple of friends from work and one of them made the most profound comment about the movie (and Megan Fox).  She said, “You how the Matrix was the perfect vehicle for Keanu Reeves?  Jennifer’s Body is the perfect vehicle for Megan Fox.  All she needs to do is show up and be hot and the movie works.”  My friend was exactly right.  And because of this Jennifer’s Body works as a film.  It's not great, but it is good enough.

More after the jump.

The first D23 Expo concluded last Sunday.  The show was a huge success as Diney fans and big name guests came together to celebrate the magic that is Disney, including Johnny Depp, the Cast of Dancing with the Stars, John Travolta, Nicolas Cage, Tim Burton and Miley Cyrus. There were a lot of announcements over the weekend.  I already posted about President and Chief Executive Bob Iger’s promise not to Disneyfy Marvel, the theme park expansion, the muppets, and the movies.   Now, I have scoured the web to find the rest of the announcements (at least the most interesting ones.)  This final part focuses on the Exhibit floor.  So, sit back and enjoy a virtual  video walk in the exhibition hall (without the smell or the lines). 

Lost kicks it off after the jump:

I just found out that U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson is stepping down from the bench because Congress's failure to increase judicial salaries made it impossible to support his seven children, all under age 18.

Why does that matter to Superman fans?  More after the break.