Now, I’ve only seen a couple episodes of the first season and the last episode of the third, but that was enough to hook me. Unfortunately, I can’t catch it on local cable TV! And I think there’s still no DVD set available here. Or they’re all hiding from me. Dammit. And here’s more salt to the BSG unavailability wound:

GODDAMMIT I WANNA WATCH IT!!! Come on, Philippines! Let’s drop all the inane soap operas and stupid reality shows, and let’s make room for Battlestar frakkin’ Galactica! CHOP CHOP!!!

ITEM! Comic books on mobile phones! Publishers are currently testing the waters of digital distribution on mobile devices. It’s kind of weird at first, but once you let the idea settle in, you’ll… nah. There’s nothing like “new comic smell” and the sound of flipping the 4-color pages. Interesting initiative, though.

ITEM! “Iron Man” teaser trailer now online! And it was earlier than expected! It’s basically the same piece of video awesomeness that was shown during the San Diego Comic-Con, but I’m not complaining. I nominate it for a Nobel Prize for Awesome.

ITEM! The 20th Annual Harvey Awards ceremony has concluded! Winners include Ed Brubaker for Best Writer, “Daredevil” for Best Continuing or Limited Series, Frank Quitely for Best Artist, and Civil War #1 for Best Single Issue or Sto… wait, WHAT?!

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Every Wednesday, Baddie features an awesome image or video just because. You are required to spend a few minutes appreciating the image or video. If you don’t, Dr. Doom will incinerate your monitor and punch your hard drive.

This week, I present to you a teaser poster for Hellboy 2: The Golden Army designed by Mike Mignola:

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Enjoy your reign while you may, Superman. For as surely as night follows day, there comes a time when even gods must die. - Lex Luthor

The first comic book geek I’ve ever met was my P.E. teacher when I was in 5th grade. He talked about Superman all the time, but I wasn’t really interested in comics back then. Okay, I was. I was into Archie comics when I was in grade school. Betty and Veronica were teh hot! Anyway, this P.E. teacher dude finally got my attention when, in front of the class, he took out his trade paperback of The Death of Superman saga. He let some of us read a few pages of his precious TPB, and thus, the seeds of my comic book geekery were planted.

A decade and a half later, the seeds have grown into an oak of a comic book geek. And this oak is geeking out on the thing that practically gave it its life: The Death of Superman in animated form. Here’s the trailer for the Superman Doomsday straight-to-DVD animated feature:

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