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DC has announced a new Justice League title which will spin out of Final Crisis.  The new book, Justice League, will be led by Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) and Green Arrow, and include Ray Palmer (but not necessarily as the Atom), Supergirl, Batwoman, Starman (Mikaal Tomas), the new Shazam! (Freddy Freeman), and Congorilla.  Written by James Robinson the team’s mission statement will be different from other incarnations of the league in it’s proactive response – “They’re going to be like hunting down the DCU equivalent of the FBI’s Most Wanted list.  They have a reason to exist as a team, and really, can go on forever.”  Check out the members of the team inside the Full Diagnosis.  You’ll know more when we do!

Justice League
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April Fools jokes aren’t exactly new, but I thought this intro segement from Tuesday’s Pardon the Interruption was worth sharing.  I’m a long time fan of the sports commentary/debate show (and of that bear on the trampoline).  In this clip their straight-faced take on the Kansas/Davidson result goes all the way to sell the joke.  Nicely done.  PTI airs 5:30/4:30 on ESPN, Monday through Friday.  You can check out a larger version inside the Full Diagnosis.

PTI: Pardon the Interruption
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If you haven’t seen Adam Quigley’s “The 8 Most Cringe-Worthy Comic Movie Moments” over on Cracked.com, you’ve been missing out.  Included on the list are the Juggernaut’s catch phrase, Vanilla Ice, the Punisher blowing stuff up, Peter Parker’s dance routine from Spider-Man 3, and much, much more.  Click here to enjoy!

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Those of you with SpikeTV can check out the latest episode of Game Trailers TV early Saturday morning 1:00/12:00 am.  The episode will take an “in-depth look” at the new Iron Man game inspired by this summer’s film plus a look at the new Incredible Hulk video game as well.  Check out this short commercial for clips of each (larger version available in the Full Diagnosis).

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What’s Basketball Week without mutants, the Harlem Globetrotters, and Philip J. Fry?  Here’s the Futurama gang standing up for Earth when the the Harlem Globetrotters arrive to humiliate our planet, but have to stay in order to save the universe (from one of Professor Farnesworth’s experiments) in the episode “Time Keeps on Slipping.”  Larger version available inside the Full Diagnosis.

Futurama – “Time Keeps on Slipping”
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