Month: December 2004

On December 22, 2004, the Matrix Comics Volume 2 officially hits comic shops around the world and completes the Burlyman Entertainment lineup. Of course, we’ve still got Shaolin Cowboy and Doc Frankenstein bi-monthly issues, but […]

This is it, my final opinion about the Matrix Trilogy. As many of you know, I am a Matrix fanatic. It’s basically the only thing I get nerdy about when in random conversation. As you […]

The following was posted by Redeye, aka Spencer Lamm, in the MFN forums: All books, along with a few other items, are currently online and available. This is a soft launch so the only way […]

The artist and linguistic orgy that is Geof Darrow’s Shaolin Cowboy has arrived in comic shops nation wide! It’s a buddy picture with a body count! Boo-yah! Newsarama: Starting off – of the two titles […]

WBIE holds back Monolith title; aims “to polish this game to the max” and targets spring as new launch window. “The fact of the matter is the game is not ready and we want to […]

Keno sent us a link to this story: The Wachowski brothers’ first assistant director, James McTeigue, is in final talks with Warner Bros. to make his helming debut on the adaptation of Alan Moore’s graphic […]

Bordough originally posted this: Just as Redeye fortold, the prophecy was fulfilled this Monday (night), the fifteenth of November, in this Year of the Machines, two thousand and four. From Michael Oeming to Peter Bagge, […]

Part 2 of the chapter from More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded Decoded, copyright Open Court Publishing. An anomaly is possible, indeed inevitable, even within the super-control of the Matrix. A free choice remains […]