Infinite Crisis

"Superman, the Man of Steel. Wonder Woman, Amazon Princess. Batman, the Dark Knight. Together, they are the greatest super heroes of all. But they have turned away from each other in Earth''s hour of greatest need. As space is ripped apart, super-villains unite, and four mysterious strangers threaten reality itself. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman must put aside their differences to save the world, but even the combined might of all Earth''s heroes might not be enough to stop the coming crisis..."

Infinite Crisis was a seven-issue limited series of comic books published by DC Comics beginning in October 2005. It was written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Phil Jimenez. The series storyline was based on the 1985 series Crisis on Infinite Earths, and it revisits characters and ideas that were from the earlier work. Once again I was treated to a Graphic Audio performance that really brings you into the story. The combination of sound effects and artistic vocal performances creates what Graphic Audio calls a Movie in your Mind, and that is truly what it is. We enter the story just as the Justice League of America's watchtower has been destroyed and the heroes of the world are facing a variety of menaces. Maxwell Lord, the head of the O.M.A.C. project a super-spy satellite that has been gathering information on the super heroes found out that the Blue Beetle discovered the project and shot him dead when he would not be enlisted to the cause. In fact he was going to expose it. When Lord tried to use mind control to get Batman to kill Superman, Wonder Woman stepped in and killed Lord. Now the O.M.A.C project has taken on a life of its own and is broadcasting Wonder Woman's "Murder" of Maxwell Lord while in the process trying to rid the world of magic and the super heroes who use it. Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman are all feuding: Wonder Woman for killing Lord, Batman for being paranoid and developing the out of control O.M.A.C project, and Superman for not being there when people need him most. On this Earth, Earth one, is a dark and cold place where people are distrusting. Is there something that has gone wrong? The only problem that I had with this book was that being unfamiliar with the story and the fact that there are so many characters, it was hard to keep up with at first. This is more of a problem with translating this kind of story from a comic book, where you can read the names and descriptions over again. On audio, you have to rewind if

The Amazing Spiderman BBC Drama

Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider during a college experiment and finds he has aquired the proportional strength and agility of a spider! The amazing Spider-man is born - but will Peter learn that with enourmous power comes enourmous responsibility?
Cast: Actor - Character;William Dufris - Peter Parker;William Duffris - Spider-Man;Lorelei King - Sue Storm;Lorelei King - Betty Brant;William Roberts - J Jonah Jameson;William Roberts - Uncle Ben;Peter Marinker - Reed Richards;Buffy Davis - Aunt May;Jonathan Kydd - The Green Goblin;Gary Martin - The Thing;Gary Martin - Ben Grimm;Gary Martin - The Dead Dormammu;Garrick Hagon - Prince Namor;Garrick Hagon - The Sun Mariner;Eric Meyers - Johnny Storm;Eric Meyers - The Human Torch;David Bannerman - Flash Thompson;Michael Roberts - Doctor Doom;Michael Roberts - Sandman;Simon Treves - Doctor Octopus;Anita Dobson - Liz Allan

Episode List:
Episode 1 It's Clobberin' Time!
Episode 2 Here Comes the Human Torch!
Episode 3 Get a Life, Parker!
Episode 4 Ouch, It Bit Me!
Episode 5 Jeepers, My Zit's Gone!
Episode 6 That's the Greatest Act I've Ever Seen
Episode 7 This Guy Could Be a Threat
Episode 8 I'm Strictly in It for the Cash!
Episode 9 Spiderman Should Be Banned!
Episode 10 Uncle Ben's Dead and It's My Fault!
Episode 11 Look, Up on the Wall!
Episode 12 Spidey, You're Box Office Poison!
Episode 13 Can I Cash This Check, Please?
Episode 14 Doctor Octopus? In There ...?
Episode 15 Hey! You're Talkin' to a Superhero!
Episode 16 The Good Doc Has Flipped His Lid!
Episode 17 I Ain't Dyin', I'm Spiderman!
Episode 18 I Think He's Sorta Cute!
Episode 19 Goodybye, Spiderman!
Episode 20 I Blew It!
Episode 21 I'm Spiderman, I Wanna Join You
Episode 22 There's a Nice Boy Under that Mask!
Episode 23 I'm the Sandman
Episode 24 Find Me a Fresh Pair of Pants
Episode 25 These Kids are My Hostages
Episode 26 I Can't Pull Free
Episode 27 Say Ya Prayers, Web Head!
Episode 28 Take Your Shot, Bookworm!
Episode 29 I Ain't the Thing Anymore
Episode 30 Ben, You Okay?
Episode 31 Enter the Green Goblin
Episode 32 Greetings, Web-Spinners
Episode 33 I'm a Pumpkin Bomb
Episode 34 Spiderman Turned Chicken
Episode 35 I am Prince Namor
Episode 36 I Will Return to Atlantis
Episode 37 Admiral! The Prisoner's Escaped
Episode 38 Farewell, My Love
Episode 39 Stop That Aircraft!
Episode 40 That's No Torpedo!
Episode 41 Doctor Doom Has Returned
Episode 42 What a Disgrace!
Episode 43 Welcome Home Submariner!
Episode 44 Catch Me Spider-Man!
Episode 45 We All Know Where Doom Is!
Episode 46 Kill the Idiot in the Spider-Suit!
Episode 47 The War Has Started!
Episode 48 Help Me, Doctor Doom!
Episode 49 Spidey! You're My Hero!
Episode 50 I Will Have My Revenge!

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Batman - Knightfall

Broken Bat is the first of two volumes collecting Knightfall, the much-talked about Batman storyline--much talked about because it was the story in which Batman gets defeated. The huge, muscle-bound villain Bane has but one goal in mind, to break Batman. The end of this volume is somewhat shocking compared to standard, mainstream comic book continuity.