Monthly Archives: September 2008

It’s the Diamond Episode of The Watchtower!

Since it’s such a bling’ed out edition, we felt it necessary to find someone to join us who’s got his own abundant supply of The Freshness. He’s drawn Spider-Man for Marvel, Clerks for Kevin Smith, as well as his own Stupid Comics, Felt, and his newest joint: Kick Drum Comics.

He’s Jim Mahfood (AKA Food One) and he’s our guest on The Watchtower!

We talk comics, hip-hop, live art performance, and so much more on our way to everyone’s favourite ten minutes: The Forecast.

The Watchtower, bringing the Freshness to the guest list!

This is the Broken Sidewalk Edition of The Watchtower, in that all the stuff we lined up seemed to fall through the cracks at the last minute.

Never ones to be kept down though, we hit the net and came up with some suitable topics. We break down some upcoming Marvel and DC solicitations, and take on the question that is ripping up message boards everywhere: Could a black man (in this case Will Smith) play Captain America?

Plus, the Forecast keeps you abreast of the latest and greatest, as well as everyone’s favourite two minutes of the week, Donnie Does Trinity.

It’s The Watchtower, now with more sass than a 13 year old girl and an episode of House combined!

There’s a lot to get to in this week’s episode of The Watchtower.

First off, this is a pretty slow period in movieland, unless of course you deal in rumors! We have all the newest, uh, news, and even one tidbit that would make Eartha Kitt spin in her grave! Assuming of course she’s dead. If she isn’t, we apologize.

Also, Marvel this week announced a few details on the new Marvel Noir line, Dark Reign, and Ultimate Avengers. We have all the details, just a click away!

It’s the Watchtower where nobody turns into a robot. Yet.

This week on The Watchtower, we touch base with a man who’s becoming a good friend of the program, Terry Moore.

Terry joins us from Texas to talk about the first issue of his Runaways run, as well as answering that age-old question: If you were to die at the hands of a super-villian, who would it be?

We also take a look at what might happen if the DCU existed as a comic book in the Marvel Universe, and vice versa. Who would read what? My money’s on Batman being a huge Franklin Richards fan.

All this, and of course our weekly installment of Donnie Does Trinity in The Forecast. People turning into robots isn’t as big a deal as it once was apparently.

It’s the Watchtower, and don’t worry, it’s cool. We got this.