December 6, 2011 - - Comment Now »
So Marvel announced an X-Men versus Avengers crossover set for the spring of 2012. This is an awesome idea (the Mayan calendar better not mess it up). It’s also an excuse for me to ponder which... Read More / Comment »
June 13, 2011 - - 2 Comments »
I was nervous watching X-Men: First Class. That’s right nervous. The poor excuse for a movie called Wolverine had that much of an impact on my psyche. (My face probably looked like LeBron’s... Read More / Comment »
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June 1, 2010 - - Comment Now »
I’ve always maintained that the X-Men are the greatest characters of all time. The whole concept of mutants being born with powers and persecuted for their differences is both dope and realistic.... Read More / Comment »
January 27, 2010 - - 6 Comments »
If you haven’t heard yet, they are recasting Spiderman. This provided Ray C. and I an opportunity to play casting director. We also went ahead and did X-Men too (It is time for them to reboot... Read More / Comment »
January 26, 2010 - - 2 Comments »
Drew Brees and Peyton Manning are playing in the Super Bowl. That got me to thinking about quarterbacks. Somehow, I am now transitioning to Cyclops vs. Storm. I guess they are the quarterbacks of the... Read More / Comment »
December 1, 2009 - - Comment Now »
The Fantastic Four have dealt with many obstacles: Galactus (who just happens to eat planets), Dr. Doom, every single cataclysmic event in Marvel history and a couple of fairly crappy movies. But it... Read More / Comment »
November 18, 2009 - - 6 Comments »
Leon from “Curb Your Enthusiasm” has officially become legendary. He is one of the greats. Every time I see him I laugh (Marty Funkhouser is not far behind). Here is a list of my favorite... Read More / Comment »
September 28, 2009 - - 4 Comments »
I recently talked to Ray Park (very recently actually, see the post directly below this one), who played a part in both the Star Wars and X-Men movie franchises, and we revisited one of the world’s... Read More / Comment »
September 28, 2009 - - Comment Now »
Lundberg and Ray Carsillo talk to master martial artist and actor Ray Park about his penchant for playing super heroes and his roles in Star Wars (Darth Maul), X-Men (Toad) and G.I. Joe (Snake-Eyes).
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