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Smallville - Past DC Actor Guest Appearances
Smallville did a wonderful job of integrating the DC Universe into their storyline. They were able to fill the television series with heroes and villains from the rich back stock of DC characters. They also made an effort to cast actors from previous films and television shows based on DC Superheroes. The following is a list of actors who were able to join the Smallville team in bringing their vision of Superman to life.
By Geekdom3 days ago in Geeks
"Smallville" Superhero List
Clark Kent's Journey For 10 years we witnessed the journey of Clark Kent on his way to becoming Superman. Smallville starts off with Clark Kent as a freshman in high school and takes us to him working at the Daily Planet, where he eventually fulfills his destiny to become The Man of Steel. We witness his struggle with many of the same problems we all faced growing up, compounded with the difficulties of being a powerful alien stranded on a planet that is not his own.
By Geekdom12 days ago in Geeks
LEGO Minecraft The Lush Cave Fight Polybag Set 30705 Review
Today we will be taking a closer look at the LEGO Minecraft The Lush Cave Fight set number 30705. This set came out in 2025, has 40 pieces, and was designed for people 5 and up.
By Geekdom14 days ago in Geeks
Robby The Robot
Originally Robby the Robot was going to be in one of my Top 10 Robot Lists. However, I did not feel that he should be assigned to only one list. Robby the Robot is more than a famous robot from a movie or television show, he is an independent character who has transversed into film, television, commercials, and literature. Robby the Robot is a star in his own right. He has made it into many of the Greatest Science Fiction character list, often times beating out flesh and blood human actors. In fact, IMDB (The Internet Movie Database) has Robby the Robot listed as an actor on their site. How many robots can say that?
By Geekdom20 days ago in Geeks
Reasons To Buy Digital Comics
Have you been struggling with the dilemma of buying your comics in the old paper form or switchover to the new digital format. This is a question my friends and I have been debating for years. Here are ten reason you should make the switch from old school paper to the more advanced electronic version of comic collecting.
By Geekdom26 days ago in Geeks
Reasons To Buy Paper Comics
My friends and I have been debating buying digital or paper comics for years. Not only do we discuss which one we prefer but also if paper comics will have a future. Here are ten reason you should stick with the classic style of paper comics and not make the switch to digital.
By Geekdom27 days ago in Geeks
Decoding Movie Reviews
I remember working for a theatre company and one of their shows received terrible reviews. All of the papers hated this production. Of course, these reviewers came to the preview performances, so when it came time to put out the advertisements to bring the audience in, I saw publicity magic happen. With snippets and keywords from these scathing reviews our publicist was able to turn these negative reviews into glowing recommendations. By using their words and partial facts it was possible to use their feedback as references.
By Geekdomabout a month ago in Geeks
10 Best Robin Williams Characters
Robin Williams was an amazing performer. He started in stand-up comedy, where his high energy, crazy characters and perfect timing helped propel him to stardom. As an actor, he could play loud, boisterous characters or inhabit a role that required a quiet gravitas. In either situation, he shined as a performer. When Robin Williams took his own life in August of 2014, he left a huge hole in the hearts of his fans and an emptiness in the entertainment industry that will never be replaced.
By Geekdomabout a month ago in Geeks
"Transylvania 6-5000" Movie Review
Year: 1985 Director: Rudy De Luca Writer: Rudy De Luca Cast Jeff Goldblum: Jack Harrison Ed Begley Jr.: Gil Turner Jeffrey Jones: Mayro Lepescu
By Geekdom2 months ago in Geeks
The First Frankenstein Film
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelly was first published in January of 1818. It has since become a horror classic. The Creature was immortalized on film in 1931, when Universal Studios released Frankenstein with Boris Karloff playing Frankenstein’s Monster. However, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been featured in over 60 movies and television shows. The very first film was released in back 1910 by Edison Studios.
By Geekdom2 months ago in Geeks
Batman and Robin Serial 1949
I recently watched Batman and Robin. No, I am not talking about the 1997 George Clooney and the infamous nipple suit. This is the 1949 serial that was released by Columbia pictures in 1949. It is a 15 chapter serial that follows Batman and Robin as they try to discover who the Wizard is and capture him. The Wizard may not be one of Batman’s colorful villains from the comics but in this story he is the evil mastermind who has stolen a device capable of controlling vehicles from great distances. He even has a submarine.
By Geekdom2 months ago in Geeks
Batman Serial 1943
This is not your comic book Batman. It was the first DC Superhero to get his own serial but due to strict regulations on serials at the time and being produced during World War 2 there are a lot of changes. Bruce Wayne is still a rich lazy millionaire but Batman is not a vigilante. He is working for the FBI to help battle the evil Axis Powers. Rather than fight his famous villains, his enemy is Dr. Tito Daka, a Japanese spy. Warning, this film has a lot of racist elements because of the time in which it was written. Irish actor J. Carrol Naish played Dr. Daka and used a very stereotypical Japanese accent. When first introducing the location of the villain's lair the voice over describes Little Tokyo being empty by saying, "Since a wise government rounded up the shifty eyed japs." Holy Political Incorrectness Batman! Be prepared for this because I was not and it took me a few episodes to get back into the film. Batman will call the police to arrest criminals after dealing with them but does not work directly with them. There is no bat signal and no Commissioner Gordon. Instead they have a Captain Arnold.
By Geekdom3 months ago in Geeks

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Smallville - Past DC Actor Guest Appearances

"Smallville" Superhero List

LEGO Minecraft The Lush Cave Fight Polybag Set 30705 Review

Robby The Robot

Reasons To Buy Digital Comics

Reasons To Buy Paper Comics

Decoding Movie Reviews

10 Best Robin Williams Characters

"Transylvania 6-5000" Movie Review

The First Frankenstein Film

Batman and Robin Serial 1949

Batman Serial 1943

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