Multiples of Zero

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Some Serious Must See TV

by jose martinez

If you're a working stiff like me and don't have much time for TV, let me give you a reason to watch. Cartoon Network has taken an old Fanboy favorite and revitalized it in a way I could not think possible. I started watching on the recommendation of a friend and now I feel like I must let everyone know. The show has been given a shiny anime look and has been infused with an epic RPG style of story telling that is spot on. The story of King Lion-O and his Thundercats' efforts to save Third Earth from Mumm-Ra's evil plots are much darker that the old Saturday morning fare and should be just right for the now older fans. Tune in on Fridays at 8:30/7:30 central for new episodes, and if you need to catch up, I found the aired episodes on Daily Motion. Cartoon Network also offers the ability to watch the latest episodes on their site by logging in with your provider credentials. I hope you enjoy this show as much as I do.

Lion-O, Tygra, Cheetara, Panthro and crew are back and better than ever

DC Comics goes back to the drawing board

In case you haven't frequented your local comic shop in a while, you need to get there ASAP. At the end of the month, DC Comics is planning an unprecedented upheaval of it's entire lineup. In case you felt that Wonder Woman was played out, or the Green Lantern had lost it's luster, or the Flash was not up to speed, this is the time for you. On August 31st the DC Universe is forgetting the past and classic heroes as well as new ones will begin anew at issue number 1. The New 52 brings these series shiny and new for the old fans and newcomers alike. Don't miss this epic event and head to your local comic shop starting August 31st to witness the start of a whole new DC Universe, including the first ever re-boot of DC's flagship series, Detective Comics.

August 31st