Showing posts with label vibe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vibe. Show all posts

05 January 2013

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Vibe: Enter Extrem-O Part Two


Part two of Vibe's debut was step up (to the streets?) from the first. I actually liked the android doppelganger and the play of the name Extrem-O on AMAZO. Oh that Ivo. Like part one, this was a fun experiment... but I think it will hold me over for a while.

29 December 2012

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Vibe: Enter Extreme-O Part One


Vibe had a spectacularly 90's feel epitomized by the title card. Was it fun watching Vibe dance? Sure, am I hoping for a ton of these shorts or a "spin"-off series. I don't think so. The indication of To Be Continued hints that maybe this is a two and done proposition.

12 May 2012

First Look at DC Nation's Vibe



During the conclusion of this morning's DC Nation block, the animated Vibe was revealed. Vibe will be appearing in a pair of shorts next week, Enter Extreme-O Parts One and Two. Learn more about Vibe here

It was also revealed to day that in two weeks not only will we be treated to a fourth Super Best Friends Forever short, but the first in a series of Sword of the Atom shorts. For all the schedule updates and links to full aired shorts including today's New Teen Titans - Blackfire's Babysitter and MAD Presents That's What Super Friends Are For, check out the Superhero Shows Guide to DC Nation Shorts.

21 April 2012

Vibe is Coming to DC Nation





Before assuming the name Vibe as a sonic shock wave emitting member of the Justice League, Paco Ramone led the Detroit street gang, El Lobos (shouldn't it be Los Lobos?) And while Vibe managed a few small scenes in the Justice League Unlimited series, he may be getting his big break on a just scheduled series of DC Nation shorts beginning on May 5. The first short, named Enter Extreme-O. More details will be posted as they become available.

14 December 2011

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Menace of the Black Manta


Not bad. There were a lot of things to like here. First of all, I enjoyed Aquaman's supporting cast. Not only do you get the main hero, but a sidekick with Aqualad (who Aquaman creepily calls "Tadpole"), a superpet with Tusky the Walrus, rideable seahorses Storm and Imp (and Mera's pink horse), and of course the undersea redhead bombshell Mera who even provided a Botticelli Birth of Venus homage as she emerged from giant sea clam. [/wolf whistle] Maybe I just have a thing for fish. Aquaman on the other hand didn't seem to appreciate her very much as he just rode of at the end leaving her behind. Not very chivalrous. I think she could do better (wink wink).