(Finally!) A Viral from a Galaxy Far, Far, Away Alex Gerage, September 6, 2009September 6, 2009 As a huge Star Wars fan, I was thrilled to see an interview pop on Wired.com where writer John Scott Lewinski interviewed a member of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars universe. Not series director Dave Filoni or a member of the voice cast mind you, but one of the characters themselves…bounty hunter Cad Bane! For fans of the animated series, you will remember Bane from the season finale, where he orchestrated an elaborate hostage situation in the Senate Building on Coruscant. The episode established him as total badass, and I’m stoked for his return in season two. The interview itself is fairly short, but Bane does share his thoughts on his line of work, the death of Jango Fett, and his approach to dealing with Jedi. While this certainly isn’t the most comprehensive viral, I love this approach by Lucasfilm to market the upcoming season of The Clone Wars. To me, there’s no richer franchise for a viral than Star Wars, and although I don’t see them putting forth the effort into a full blown viral ARG anytime soon, I will take these web treats when I get them. The Clone Wars resumes October 2nd on Cartoon Network. Viral Marketing Star Wars: The Clone Wars
New “The Virginity Hit” Thesis Website On Men September 16, 2010September 16, 2010Guys, this latest viral website for The Virginity Hit is about you. Girls, this website is FOR you. Sexual content is expected after the jump, although you probably guessed that by now. Read More
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Watch Zack Snyder’s Animated Short for Superman’s 75th Anniversary October 15, 2013This year DC Comics has been celebrating the 75th anniversary of the greatest and first superhero, Superman. Man of Steel director Zack Snyder and Bruce Timm, who played a pivotal role in establishing DC’s impressive animated franchise, have been working on an animated short to honor the Last Son of… Read More