Discover Your Kryptonian Indentity And Ancestral House With The “Man of Steel” Glyph Creator David Weaver, May 23, 2013 Kal-el wasn’t born on Earth. He came from the distant alien world of Krypton. When a child of Krypton is born, they are tied directly to the legacy of their Ancestral House. That legacy is defined by certain traits and characteristics instilled into each child. Now you too can discover your Kryptonian birthright with a new Man of Steel app! Get the details after the break. Being a child of Krypton doesn’t sound easy, but at least discovering your house and Kryptonian namesake is made easier by the new Glyph Creator. After answering a series of questions you will be assigned a house which comes with it’s own Glyph. That Glyph can then be applied to any of your many social apps to display your Kryptonian heritage with great pride as you await the forthcoming battle between Kal-el and General Zod, which is less than a month away.Man of Steel opens theatrically June 14, 2013. Apps ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing AppMan of Steel
Megamind Rally Breaks World Record October 3, 2010Briefly: A few weeks ago, we told you how Dreamworks was looking break the world record for most people in once place dressed as Superheroes to promote their upcoming Megamind. With Will Ferrell in attendance, KTLA reports that they succeeded by having 1,580 heroes Saturday at LA Live in downtown… Read More
This Week In Viral – Star Trek Dance Party Edition April 12, 2009March 23, 2010Good news and bad news. Good news: Star Trek viral is back in action. Bad news: It’s in the form of dance parties. A few weeks ago, Trek Movie reported on an event at the Hollywood club LAX. However, it wasn’t just any party. One of the photos show a… Read More
Follow Up: Details on the Mortal Kombat Short June 10, 2010June 10, 2010On Tuesday we brought you a short film titled Mortal Kombat: Rebirth. As suspected, the short was proof-of-concept for a gritty ‘R’ rated version of a feature film for the video game franchise. The video was directed by Fame director Kevin Tancharoen (surprising, right?), and thanks to Collider’s interview with… Read More