X-Men: First Class Sequel Gets Title
WIth almost 50 years of comics, the X-Men: First Class writers have a very large pool or inspiration to draw from. Bryan Singer recently revealed to IGN that the sequel to 2011’s X-Men: First Class will be based on the popular 1981 comic story arc, “Days of Future Past,” written by Chris Claremont and penciled by John Byrne.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsABC and Marvel Looking To Create An Avengers-Inspired TV Series
In late spring this year, The Avengers assembled in theaters across the world, becoming one of the most successful summer blockbusters of recent memory (yes, we know Dark Knight Rises is doing well, too).... read more
Found in: TV, NewsArtist Transforms 10 Superheroes Into 18th-Century Oil Paintings
Want to see a dapper Dark Knight or a sophisticated Spider-Man? French artist Berk Senturk offers the chance with his geek-inspired collection, titled Like a Sir.... read more
Found in: Blogs, 1000 WordsEdgar Wright to Direct Paramount's New Sci-Fi Flick, Collider
Edgar Wright, director of geek-centric films such as Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Shaun of the Dead and the hilariously apt Grindhouse short “Don’t,” has been handed the reins of Paramount’s latest Sci-Fi venture, Collider.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsDeadpool Game to Be Written By Comic Series Author, Daniel Way
What seems logical to most rarely happens in the entertainment industry: giving superhero projects to superhero writers. High Moon Studios has decided to snap the trend and enlist Daniel Way, the current author of the Deadpool comic series, to help create a game based on the humorous-yet-deadly assassin. Another popular Way title, Hit Monkey, is also being adapted into a video game by High Moon Studios and Activision.... read more
Found in: Games, NewsMarvel Announces Movie News at Comic-Con
At Comic-Con over the weekend, Marvel legitimized rumors about upcoming film projects at Marvel Studios. The most surprising bits of information were some of the film’s official titles. The next Captain America film, which won’t release until April 4, 2014, will be titled Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The creator of the the Winter Soldier, comic writer Ed Brubaker, provided this blunt-yet-surprised response via Twitter when he heard the news: “HOLY SHIT.”... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsDC Comics Announces New Green Lantern is Gay
DC Comics announced today that Alan Scott, the Green Lantern of the Golden Age, will be re-imagined in the recently revamped DC Universe as a gay superhero. The character originally appeared in All-American Comics #16 in July 1940. Although many know Hal Jordan as the space protector of sector 2814, Scott was the first character to wear the classic green lantern on his costume.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsCaptain America 2 Plot Details Revealed
With the immediate success of The Avengers, fans are already clamoring for what’s coming next. Producer Kevin Feige, who was named Marvel’s President of Production in 2007, recently offered some hints on the futures of individual members of the Avengers, as well as on the series as a whole.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsGuy Pearce in Talks to Appear in Iron Man 3
We recently reported that Ben Kingsley was in talks to join the cast of Iron Man 3 and now, Guy Pearce is the next actor in line to join the star-studded movie. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsMarvel to Bring Entire Line to Day-and-Date Digital
Marvel has finally announced that their entire comic line will be available day-and-date digital release. What this means is that the release of a new issue will be released both in paper and digital forms on the same day through their mobile app. According to Gizmodo, almost all of Marvel's comics will be available in a digital form by next March. Rather than coming out all once, the releases will be staggered to match story arcs and individual releases. read more
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