HBO, HBO Max and TBS will bring the very best of fantasy, sci-fi, animation and more to Comic-Con@Home, San Diego Comic-Con's first fully online virtual event. Complete virtual panel line-ups and descriptions for HBO, HBO Max and TBS below.
HBO - Comic-Con@Home Panel Schedule
His Dark MaterialsThursday, July 23 at 1 p.m. Pt
This virtual panel will include a look back at highlights from the first season of the hit drama series as well as an exclusive conversation about what to expect in season two. Moderated by award-winning journalist Stacey Wilson Hunt, the panelists include executive producers Jane Tranter and Jack Thorne as well as cast members Dafne Keen (Lyra), Ruth Wilson (Mrs.Coulter), Ariyon Bakare (Lord Boreal), Amir Wilson (Will Parry), Andrew Scott (John Parry), and Lin-Manuel Miranda (Lee Scoresby). Fans can follow live coverage of the panel on Twitter from @daemonsanddust and use #HisDarkMaterials to join the conversation.
HBO - Comic-Con@Home Panel Schedule
His Dark MaterialsThursday, July 23 at 1 p.m. Pt
This virtual panel will include a look back at highlights from the first season of the hit drama series as well as an exclusive conversation about what to expect in season two. Moderated by award-winning journalist Stacey Wilson Hunt, the panelists include executive producers Jane Tranter and Jack Thorne as well as cast members Dafne Keen (Lyra), Ruth Wilson (Mrs.Coulter), Ariyon Bakare (Lord Boreal), Amir Wilson (Will Parry), Andrew Scott (John Parry), and Lin-Manuel Miranda (Lee Scoresby). Fans can follow live coverage of the panel on Twitter from @daemonsanddust and use #HisDarkMaterials to join the conversation.
- 7/9/2020
- by Brian B.
- MovieWeb
Adult Swim’s newest animated series may not be appointment television, but Lazor Wulf is fun, relaxed, and full of character.
This Lazor Wulf review contains no spoilers.
“That’s because Lazor Wulf brings the party with him!”
It’d be safe to think that a cartoon called Lazor Wulf would be a show about powerful wolf protectors or some sort of lupine galactic warriors. In reality, however, the name is just an excuse for a few weird creatures to relax and stay chill. It’s the kind of show rappers’ dogs would probably enjoy. One scene in the series features a sign in the background that says, “Anyone know the premise of the show?” and there’s a corresponding sign that says, “A wolf with a laser.” That’s about it and Lazor Wulf would rather you just enjoy yourself.
The official description for Lazor Wulf says that it...
This Lazor Wulf review contains no spoilers.
“That’s because Lazor Wulf brings the party with him!”
It’d be safe to think that a cartoon called Lazor Wulf would be a show about powerful wolf protectors or some sort of lupine galactic warriors. In reality, however, the name is just an excuse for a few weird creatures to relax and stay chill. It’s the kind of show rappers’ dogs would probably enjoy. One scene in the series features a sign in the background that says, “Anyone know the premise of the show?” and there’s a corresponding sign that says, “A wolf with a laser.” That’s about it and Lazor Wulf would rather you just enjoy yourself.
The official description for Lazor Wulf says that it...
- 4/5/2019
- Den of Geek
Alec Bojalad Mar 20, 2019
Lazor Wulf, the next mind-bending animated series from Adult Swim now has a release date and trippy trailer.
The Adult Swim legacy of "wait...what was that?" animated TV series looks like it will continue on strong with the announcement of its new show, Lazor Wulf.
Lazor Wulf will follow the adventures of a wolf who carries a laser on his back...obviously. Lazor Wulf lives in the city of Strongburg, where he hangs with his friends at beloved neighborhood joints like The Curb and Esther's. Adult Swim says that the quarter-hour series is about "finding the inner strength to buy your own cereal, not dying, and the art of the scam."
The show was created by Henry Bonsu, who executive produces it alongside Daniel Weidenfeld, Carl Jones (The Boondocks), and Vince Staples. The animation studio is Bento Box Entertainment. Staples will voice act in the series...
Lazor Wulf, the next mind-bending animated series from Adult Swim now has a release date and trippy trailer.
The Adult Swim legacy of "wait...what was that?" animated TV series looks like it will continue on strong with the announcement of its new show, Lazor Wulf.
Lazor Wulf will follow the adventures of a wolf who carries a laser on his back...obviously. Lazor Wulf lives in the city of Strongburg, where he hangs with his friends at beloved neighborhood joints like The Curb and Esther's. Adult Swim says that the quarter-hour series is about "finding the inner strength to buy your own cereal, not dying, and the art of the scam."
The show was created by Henry Bonsu, who executive produces it alongside Daniel Weidenfeld, Carl Jones (The Boondocks), and Vince Staples. The animation studio is Bento Box Entertainment. Staples will voice act in the series...
- 3/20/2019
- Den of Geek
Some really cool news has come out of the Cartoon Network camp today. Variety announced that Cartoon Network's Adult Swim has some pretty awesome plans to ensure that their current, future, and past fan bases will all be entertained. One of the steps they are taking is to bring us new episodes of Samurai Jack. Earlier this year, Adult Swim announced the series revival would be coming, but this solidifies their plans, and there are a ton of other new announcements that Cn has revealed:
The Time Warner-owned cable programmer that tilts toward millennial viewers and younger generations with animated fare shown in primetime and overnights, said it would release more original programming via streaming video for daytime viewing as part of an effort to spur its audience to increase consumption of its oddball but cult-favorite content.The outlet "simply knows its audience," said Christina Miller, president and general manager,...
The Time Warner-owned cable programmer that tilts toward millennial viewers and younger generations with animated fare shown in primetime and overnights, said it would release more original programming via streaming video for daytime viewing as part of an effort to spur its audience to increase consumption of its oddball but cult-favorite content.The outlet "simply knows its audience," said Christina Miller, president and general manager,...
- 5/12/2016
- by Billy Fisher
- GeekTyrant
Henry The Worst a.k.a. Henry Bonsu has created a fun collection of images featuring 'bros' from popular movies, TV shows, and comic books giving each other a bonding fist bump solidifying their bro-ness.
When I looked up Bro-ness online I found the following funny definition in the Urban Dictionary... "Being a 'bro,' contrary to popular belief, is not a bad thing. A real 'bro' is in general, just a cool mother fucker to know.... bros are always doing what you wish you were doing."...
When I looked up Bro-ness online I found the following funny definition in the Urban Dictionary... "Being a 'bro,' contrary to popular belief, is not a bad thing. A real 'bro' is in general, just a cool mother fucker to know.... bros are always doing what you wish you were doing."...
- 9/24/2011
- by Venkman
- GeekTyrant
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