I think it’s only fitting that Geeks of Doom helps spread the news about a beer called the Right Hand of Doom, don’t you?

Created to celebrate the 21st anniversary of Hellboy, this limited edition item is a must for any Mike Mignola fan. Thanks to Rogue Ales working in conjunction with Dark Horse Comics, the public is able to grab a taste of this red ale starting February 22, 2015. Unless you are lucky enough to live in Portland where it will be available a few days earlier at a local comic shop by the name of Things From Another World Comics.

Check out the full announcement from the official press release below! Maybe you’ll able to have some delivered right to your door! Be sure to confirm you can have it sent, some states (like mine) don’t allow it.

Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has undergone cancer treatment for a small tumor at the back of his tongue, the band revealed today via their official website and Facebook page.

The heavy metal frontman was diagnosed with cancer around Christmas time last year and yesterday completed a seven-week course of chemotherapy and radiology treatment. Reports are that because the tumor was caught early on, Dickinson’s prognosis is “extremely good,” with his doctors expecting him to make a full recovery by late May. The energetic frontman will then need an additional few months to “get back to full fitness.”

We heard the news he was coming…

We were right there when Ray Palmer showed the hologram to Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards)…

And we saw the stills…

Now we get to see Brandon Routh don his Atom costume in the promo video here below for Arrow 1.15 “Nanda Parbat.” It’s just a tiny glimpse at the end of the video, but we know now that Ray Palmer’s Atom suit is ready to go.

Newcastle has teamed up with The History Channel to create Vikings Amber Ale in time for the Vikings Season 3 premiere. Let me tell you-this commercial is worthy of a Super Bowl spot.

Watch the commercial here below.

The internet caught fire when District 9 and Elysium, and director Neill Blomkamp shared some concept art for a movie set in Ridley Scott‘s 1979 classic Alien universe, leading many to think he was, or at one point had been, working on a new movie in the franchise.

More recently he confirmed that he’s always wanted to make an Alien movie, and when there was some down time during post production on his latest movie, Chappie, he began working on the concept art, inspired in part by one of his Chappie stars and original Alien bad-ass Sigourney Weaver. Even more surprising, he revealed that if he wanted to make the movie, he could.

Now it appears, believe it or not, that that’s exactly what Blomkamp is planning to do for his next project.