Rearticulating Romania By Peter Lang • November 22nd, 2011 Peter Lang examines the sentimental and aesthetic underpinnings of underground Romanian comics.
Her Name Was Maggie Evans By Peter Lang • October 21st, 2011 Kathryn Leigh Scott made an appearance at NYCC 2011 to discuss her time on Dark Shadows, as well as abdicating her ownership of Maggie Evans/Josette duPres.
After the Flood: A Critical Review of Orchid #1 By Peter Lang • October 13th, 2011 Peter Lang reads Orchid #1 through the lens of Heraclitus’ notion of flux, a new evolution and the rewriting of mythologies.
Simpsons Headed Toward Lockout, Cancellation Looming. By Peter Lang • October 5th, 2011 The Simpsons seem headed toward a lockout, putting the upcoming 23rd season in jeopardy.
Patton Oswalt Reacts to DC/Nielsen Contract, Panders to Own Cliche By Peter Lang • September 29th, 2011 DC to contract Nielsen to survey readers. Patton Oswalt to continue bloviating.
Creature Countdown! By Peter Lang • September 14th, 2011 What are your picks for the Top 10 Giant Movie Monsters of all time?
Record Break: Zombie Rollercoaster! By Peter Lang • September 1st, 2011 Unwinnable would like to congratulate our NJ, NYC and Philly Zombies for breaking the Guinness World Record for most costumed riders on a theme park ride – and keeping it real…real cosplay.
Extended Avengers Footage Screened at Disney’s D23 Expo By Peter Lang • August 22nd, 2011 Extended footage from Joss Whedon’s The Avengers screened at Disney’s D23 Expo recently. Here’s a breakdown of what you haven’t seen.
A Look at Captain America in The Avengers By Peter Lang • August 18th, 2011 Pictures from The Avengers shoot in Ohio.
Dr. Who ‘Let’s Kill Hitler’ Prequel Released By Peter Lang • August 15th, 2011 The Doctor returns in a prequel to the Series 6 return, “Let’s Kill Hitler.”
Amy Pond to Say Goodbye at End of Season By Peter Lang • August 11th, 2011 Dr. Who companions Amy and Rory will say goodbye to the Doctor at the end of this season.
Commercial Break By Peter Lang • August 11th, 2011 Unwinnable remembers one of the coolest toys we wish we still had.
Steam to Offer Free Trading of In-Game Items! By Peter Lang • August 10th, 2011 Steam to offer free trading of in-game items and gifts!
Bane Speaks! Video Reveals Voice of Bane By Peter Lang • August 10th, 2011 A recording of Tom Hardy speaking as Bane reveals him to be a wheezy Briton. May wear a monocle.
Abrams on Star Trek 2: Expect News By Peter Lang • August 9th, 2011 J.J. Abrams announced in an interview with MTV that he may soon make an announcement regarding the much-anticipated Star Trek sequel.
Love Connection: Walking Dead Volume Zero By Peter Lang • August 8th, 2011 Robert Kirkman may being working on a graphic novel about the events preceding The Walking Dead, namely Shane and Lori’s doing it.
Edgar Allan Poe House Set To Close By Peter Lang • August 8th, 2011 Baltimore has cut funding to the Edgar Allan Poe House and museum, all but forcing the historic institution to close its doors.
Of Leatherbabes and Batnews – WARNING: Potential Spoilers By Peter Lang • August 5th, 2011 Today the world got its first look at Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises and, well…
First Look at the New Man of Steel By Peter Lang • August 4th, 2011 A first look at Henry Cavill as Superman hit the Internet today and the Man of Steel is lookin’ boss.
Spider-Man Isn’t Gay, He’s Just Miles Morales from Brooklyn. By Peter Lang • August 4th, 2011 According to the Daily Mail, the new Spider-Man is gay. Yes, he’s from New York, but it doesn’t look like he has plans to marry there any time soon.
EA Facing Lawsuit for NCAA Games, Stands to Lose 25% of Annual Revenue By Peter Lang • August 3rd, 2011 EA is facing a lawsuit and stands to lose an estimated $1 billion for the unlawful use of player likenesses in its NCAA series.
Study Shows Internet Explorer Users “Marginally Able to Cope with the Adult World” By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 Internet Explorer used exclusively by blithering idiots, BBC reports.
The “Common Sense” Reaction: Blame Videogames By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 British news outlets were perhaps too quick to blame Xbox for the death of Chris Staniforth.
Down With Superfluous Reboots! By Peter Lang • August 2nd, 2011 The opinion expressed in this Coffee Break belongs to Peter Lang, who stands firm against the film reboot of Spider-Man.
Bane Battles the Bat By Peter Lang • August 1st, 2011 How do you unwind after a drag-out fight on the steps of Gotham City Hall? Have a rap battle, of course.
Full Body Shot! By Peter Lang • August 1st, 2011 Bane doesn’t care if it is the middle of a heat wave, he’s going to wear his heavy leather coat and you are going to deal with it.
Thundercats Premieres Tonight on Cartoon Network By Peter Lang • July 29th, 2011 More than just nostalgia, the reboot of Thundercats premieres tonight at 8 on Cartoon Network, exposing the classic to a new generation of viewers.
Tales from the Crypt to be Exhumed By Peter Lang • July 29th, 2011 Tales from the Crypt is on the verge of a reboot, but without the Crypt Keeper will the show matter?
Neuromancer: Not Quite Hollywood, but Still Expensive By Peter Lang • July 28th, 2011 With Vincenzo Natali at the helm, 2012’s film adaptation of Neuromancer is looking to have a budget of $60 million.
Frank Darabont Leaving The Walking Dead? By Peter Lang • July 27th, 2011 AMC’s Walking Dead head honcho, Frank Darabont, steps down after SDCC appearance.
U.K. Supreme Court Ruling a Huge Loss for George Lucas By Peter Lang • July 27th, 2011 The U.K. Supreme Court has again ruled in favor of Andrew Ainsworth, allowing him to manufacture and sell stormtrooper costumes despite George Lucas trying to shut him down.
Pluto: Not Quite Forever Alone By Peter Lang • July 26th, 2011 Tracking the New Horizon probe with the Hubble Telescope, scientists discovered P4, a new moon orbiting Pluto.
A Superhero Stimulus Package By Peter Lang • July 26th, 2011 Marvel announced today it will reboot its Comics for Comics initiative, providing at least some economic respite for independent comic retailers.
Spielberg Announces Jurassic Park 4 By Peter Lang • July 25th, 2011 Steven Spielberg announced Jurassic Park 4 is indeed in the works last Friday during San Diego Comic-Con.
Three Editions of Star Wars: The Old Republic Announced By Peter Lang • July 21st, 2011 Bioware announced today three editions of its highly anticipated MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic. With prices ranging from $59-$149.99, they best be delivering it in an X-Wing.
Behold a True Worm from Hell By Peter Lang • July 21st, 2011 Scientists have not only discovered but photographed the hydrothermal worm. Invisible to the naked eye, these critters live at depths once assumed uninhabitable. And they are terrifying.
More Than Just Martial Arts (We Hope) By Peter Lang • July 20th, 2011 This week the teaser for Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmasters was released. While the trailer looks good, Wong Kar Wai definitely has something to prove.
Dungeons & Dragons & Improv By Peter Lang • July 20th, 2011 Eric Grundhauser rolls the dice with his new show Dungeon Master, a fusion of improvisational comedy and Dungeons & Dragons.
If You Hype It, They Will Come: The Dark Knight Rises Teaser Released By Peter Lang • July 18th, 2011 The official teaser for The Dark Knight Rises is essentially a mash-up of images from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. What else would you expect from a film that’s still in principal shooting?
A Sneak Peek of Season 2 of The Walking Dead By Peter Lang • July 18th, 2011 AMC treated its viewers to a sneak peek of Season 2 of The Walking Dead. Does it tell us anything? Of course not, but that won’t stop Peter Lang from inferring a thing or two.
