Fan Trailer: Fanmade "Aquaman: The Movie (Fake Trailer)" is something else alright...

Despite a recent resurgence in popularity thanks to the impressive new ongoing series started and being currently written by Geoff Johns, DC Comics' resident water-based superhero Aquaman is often ridiculed for his powers and not given the proper respect by general audiences. All that changed during Peter David's run back in the late 80's, and then the aforementioned run by Johns and reestablishing the superhero identity of Arthur Curry as one of importance and once again making him a founding member of the New 52 incarnation of the Justice League.

Now, filmmaker and YouTube user "NigaHiga" has created something of a response to those who doubt the King of the Seven Seas.

DC Movies: Here's a Wonder Woman fanfilm we can all be proud of...

Now this is a neat treat, especially those who are anxiously waiting on Warner Bros. to make a film about a certain Amazon Princess and superheroine.

Wonder Woman // a short by Rainfall Films
It's no Linda Carter, but this is certainly something that's in line with how a DC Cinematic Universe Wonder Woman film should go and be portrayed. The costume will probably get fans' reactions mixed, but make no mistake, THIS is definitely WONDERFUL, and Rainfall Films has done a GREAT job with this one. Thanks goes to i09 for posting about this gem!

The Last Of Us inspired webseries "What Remains" debuts

As one of the most highly anticipated titles to come out this year, Naughty Dog's survival horror entry entitled "The Last Of Us" is a Playstation 3 exclusive and is finally seeing release for the console this June 14. Since its reveal last December 2011 at the Spike TV Video Game Awards, the game has gotten a lot of people interested and invested on the plot, which features two survivors trying to navigate a post-apocalyptic America that was ravaged by a fungal virus that killed millions and turned most into creatures known as "The Infected".

Inspired by the plot and dedicated to making a fanfilm based on the series, gaming filmmaking group Manifest Films have created a pretty good homage series that they call "What Remains", which is set in the same world and universe as "The Last Of Us". The pilot episode was just released, and introduces us to two characters that meet for the first time and find themselves in a situation that sees them having to work together and trust each other in order to survive.