Adam West

Dana Cain creates her own fun -- and makes Denver fun for creators

ThunderCats's new look: Why so serious, Lion-O?

​Once upon a time, cartoons were silly. Consider the original Batman series of the 1960s, a show so jokey it had villains named both The Laugher and The Giggler and starred a not-exactly-ripped-but-still-wearing-spandex Adam West playing the world's most block-headed straight man -- even Tim B ... More >>

Can Anne Hathaway cut it as Catwoman? A look back at the pun-tastic legacy

Sure, Anne, go with that costume. ​Fresh from the movie news wire comes the announcement that Anne Hathaway will play Catwoman in the third entry to Chris Nolan's gritty Batman series, inexplicably titled The Dark Knight Rises (probably because these movies make everyone involved a lot of doug ... More >>

Five superheroes that don't need powers to kick ass

Kick-Ass starts tomorrow and, based on the early buzz and the trailers, it's going to, well, kick ass. In case you've somehow managed to ignore it, it's a film about superheroes that don't have powers -- just a desire to do some good and too little common sense not to dress up in outlandish costum ... More >>

Delegating Denver #53 of 56: Washington

Kick-Ass starts tomorrow and, based on the early buzz and the trailers, it's going to, well, kick ass. In case you've somehow managed to ignore it, it's a film about superheroes that don't have powers -- just a desire to do some good and too little common sense not to dress up in outlandish costum ... More >>

Easy Out

The Benchwarmers put a zero on the board.

Spray-On Soul

Getting Up is a flawed but fascinating ode to graffiti 's early years.

Pluck Off

That's not the sky falling, just Disney's Chicken Little.

Unsound Blunder

Dinosaurs are extinct. A Sound of Thunder's right behind them.

Kiickasssss!

A son pays his respects to a father who filmed a revolution.

Dressy Bessy

Little Music (Kindercore)

End of the Road

Trio is the network where great shows go to die, and so much more

Fatman and Slobbin'

DC Comics places its superheroes in the RealWorlds.

Feedback

DC Comics places its superheroes in the RealWorlds.

Batman Loses One

DC Comics places its superheroes in the RealWorlds.