Recently Stephen and I were lamenting the fact that Kevin Smith’s next stop in Kansas City falls on the same day as the university’s graduation weekend. Now that the trailer for Jay & Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie has been released I’m thinking I’ll just fail the semester so I can make it the showing in May. NSFW trailer following the jump.
Category Archives: Kevin Smith
ADULT FILMS: Clerks XXX arrives today
Press Release
Vivid Entertainment, widely recognized for its award-winning adult parodies, will introduce “Clerks XXX: A Porn Parody” online at vivid.com on Jan. 29th and in stores nationwide on Feb. 5th.
STAR WARS CELEBRATION: Kevin Smith to appear at convention

Press Release
Star Wars Celebration welcomes writer, director, and fanboy Kevin Smith to a galaxy far, far away! Star Wars Celebration, taking place August 23-26, at the Orange County Convention Center, is the world’s biggest Star Wars party, featuring events, activities, and special guests from the theatrical Star Wars saga through Star Wars: The Clone Wars and all the books, comics, toys, and games in between! Guests include names tied to the core of the Star Wars saga such as Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) and Ian McDiarmid (Emperor Palpatine) as well as celebrity fans including Seth Green (Robot Chicken) and Chris Hardwick (Nerdist).
Now, Star Wars Celebration is excited to have Kevin Smith make his Celebration debut, kicking off the convention with a special “Evening with Kevin Smith” on August 23rd!
VIDEO: Hulu Spoilers
Kevin Smith’s Spoilers has launched on Hulu. Check out the most recent episode, then share your thoughts.
NEW MEDIA: Hulu announces slate of original programming that includes “Spoilers”
![]()
Press Release
Proving that summer doesn’t have to mean the start of rerun season, Hulu today announced a full slate of new original and exclusive TV shows that begin premiering on June 4th on Hulu and the Hulu Plus subscription service. Hulu’s summer lineup offers new TV shows for all kinds of entertainment fans, from comedy, sci-fi, travel, reality and even a little magic. For a preview of the upcoming programming, visit www.hulu.com/hulu-summer-series.
TELEVISION: Comic Book Men gets second season
![]()
Even though reviews for the show were not stellar, and even though Bryan Johnson is currently in rehab, AMC has announced it is renewing Comic Book Men for a second season.
TALK BACK: Comic Book Men

Last night, following The Walking Dead, Kevin Smith’s reality series, Comic Book Men premiered across the country.
AMC’s new unscripted one hour series, Comic Book Men, dives deep into fanboy culture by following the antics in and around master fanboy Kevin Smith’s New Jersey comic shop, Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash. The six part series documents the daily banter of the Stash staff and customers as they geek out over mind-blowing pop culture artifacts and the legends behind them. Comic Book Men features Secret Stash employees Walt, manager and de-facto leader; Mike, a comic book virtuoso; Ming, the store’s technical expert and go-to whipping boy; and Bryan, who doesn’t actually work at the Stash, yet can always be found perched on a stool behind the front counter. As the team buys, sells and discovers the treasures of the comic collecting world, they share all the juicy details with Kevin through their outrageous podcast, which is woven throughout the series. The Secret Stash is not only a place for these comic book men to buy and sell, but it’s also a refuge for many to hang out and be part of a community that loves comics.
According to Smith, there are six episodes that have been ordered, and there has been no announcement of a second season.
We want to know what you think. Was the show a great ride? Was it Pawn Stars meets Comic Con? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
REVIEW: The Bionic Man #5
![]()
Steve Austin goes on his first mission, and it is anything by easy. Kevin Smith and Phil Hester continue to spin the tale of The Bionic Man 2.0.
Major Spoilers Podcast #358: Mr. Murder is Dead!
![]()
This week on the show: The Murder of Mr. Murder. Doctor Who gets a movie. The Bionic Man gets Bionic, Captain Victory returns, and Batwoman arrives because we don’t have any Batman stuff to talk about.
Show Notes after the Jump!
REVIEW:Bionic Man #2
![]()
How many issues does it take to turn a man into a cyborg? If you are guessing two, you would be wrong.
MOVIE: Buckaroo Banzai to show at New York Film Festival
![]()
This year, at the New York Film Festival, Kevin Smith will host a curated screening of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the Eighth Dimension. It sounds too good to be true, but considering the cult status Buckaroo Banzai has achieved, and knowing Smith’s love for pop culturey films, this seems like a natural choice.
W.D. Richter’s 1984 pic “Buckaroo Banzai” is shown as part of a series called “Kevin Smith’s SMoviola,” now to be a continuing series of Smith-selected pics with filmmakers and stars of the films in attendance. “Buckaroo” cast members Peter Weller and John Lithgow are set for the Oct. 15 screening.
I am sad that I will not be in NYC on October 15.
REVIEW: The Bionic Man #1
![]()
“Steve Austin, astronaut. A man barely alive.”
“Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to build the world’s first bionic man. Steve Austin will be that man. Better than he was before. Better… stronger… faster.”
The opening words to the Six Million Dollar Man is engrained in the mind of kids born before 1971. But what happened before the Northrop M2-F2 crashed and burned? Kevin Smith and Dynamite Entertainment bring their take to the popular television series the way only Kevin Smith and Dynamite Entertainment can.











