First official 'X-Men Days of Future Past' trailer released

If you remember, around two and a half months ago, somebody leaked the first 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' trailer from footage shown at the Fantasia Film Festival, which was, of course, removed by FOX pretty quickly, but now, we've got the official release for the trailer, which you can check out above.

I'm really looking forward to this film, the X-Men movies have never been my favourites, but this looks really impressive.

'X-Men: Days of Future Past' is released on May 23rd, next year, and is directed by the director of the first X-Men film, Bryan Singer. It stars Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and many more.

'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' trailer released

Yesterday Marvel released an around 10-15 second teaser trailer for the next instalment to the Marvel cinematic universe; after 'Thor: The Dark World', that is; 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'. Now we have the full first trailer for Cap's second solo film, which you can check out right now, below...

Batman: Eternal, the new Batman weekly from Scott Snyder, Jason Fabok and more

The 75th anniversary of the comic that first introduced the Dark Knight to the world, Detective Comics #27, is coming soon, March 30th of next year to be exact, and DC are commemorating it in a big way.

Starting some time next year is "Batman: Eternal", a new weekly Batman series, mostly written by current "Batman" writer, Scott Snyder, with art from Jason Fabok. As well as Snyder, some other writers will be on board with the book, with contributions from writers James Tynion IV, John Layman, Tim Seeley and Ray Fawkes.

Snyder told USA Today about the series, including the fact that it's going to have some pretty important moments:

"You'll see some humongous newsworthy stuff in it, I promise,"

As well as a Year-Long weekly series, DC are also making the 27th issue of the current Detective Comics run memorable as well, with a 96-page special issue, with work from creators such as Paul Dini, Gregg Hurwitz, Neal Adams, Frank Miller and Francesco Francavilla.

I think it's pretty safe to say the Caped Crusader's 75th anniversary isn't going to be disappointing.

(Just a quick side note here, I'm not sure if anybody else has noticed, but Nightwing doesn't appear on Jason Fabok's Batman: Eternal artwork above... Beginning to wonder just how much the events of DC's current event, Forever Evil, are going to impact him...)

DC Comics announce Forever Evil: Blight

DC have been making a big deal out of their current event, Forever Evil, and understandably so, it's been pretty great so far, revolving around the Crime Syndicate of Earth 3 ( effectively an evil Justice League, consisting of Ultraman, Owlman, Superwoman, Power Ring, Johnny Quick, Deathstorm and Atomica ) claiming to have killed the main earth's Justice League, and that "The World is Theirs".

The Crime Syndicate's presence has had impacts on every corner of the DC Universe, and now it's heading for Constantine, with who DC claim to be the physical manifestation of evil, named Blight.

 

Review: Breaking Bad- 'Felina'

So, this is it, one of the greatest TV dramas to ever grace our screens is over. The final episode was broadcast on Sunday night, but after all of the hype, was it worth it? Well, take a guess, the answer's going to be pretty obvious, but anyway, check out my review of the much anticipated final ever episode below.

However, be warned, this review will contain a lot of spoilers, so only read further if you've seen the episode, and I really do recommend watching it rather than spoiling it for yourself...