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Garth Ennis And Jacen Burrows Bring You Crossed Twice A Month – And Launch C-Day! | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors

And from the original creators of the Avatar series, Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows, comes Crossed: Badlands. Telling stories of Crossed all over the world, and starting with the story of a young Englishman, “scrambling to avoid roving bands of the Crossed, while simultaneously dealing with the traumatic death of his wife.”

And it’s twice a month. Ongoing. Future arcs will be written by Jamie Delano and David Lapham.

It all starts on March 14th, 2012, with “C-Day”, events in all manner of comic stores to celebrate the release of the new comic. With Avatar offering C-Day Survival Kits to comic shops with posters, counter displays, temporary tattoos, buttons, posters, masks, and rare Bonus Edition comics.

Yay!
 
Age of Apocalypse Liveblog | X-Men | Comic News | News | Marvel.com

This March, journey to a reality unlike any other when AGE OF APOCALYPSE debuts as an ongoing series by David Lapham and Robero De La Torre. Spinning out of recent events in UNCANNY X-FORCE and POINT ONE, another universe's Jean Grey and Sabretooth battle their former teammate the now-deranged Weapon X alongside shocking new allies.

Check out the replay of our special Marvel liveblog with series writer David Lapham below, along with awesome new preview pages by Roberto De La Torre!

Argh. Lapham, Y U make me want X-Men?
 

http://www.warrenellis.com/?p=13549

And it?s very, very good comics.

They recommence the series with issue 21, as if it had simply paused for years. I?ve never, as I said, read a copy of PROPHET before, and had no idea what the character or the central idea was. I wasn?t lost. It sweeps you right in, as if it were the start of a brand new series. Very densely populated with ideas, very readable, very accessible. Very clever. And very beautiful.

Ok, this post has me convinced. I'm in.
 
This Poster For The Amazing Spider-Man Throws A Long Shadow | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors

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David Fincher Offers an Update on The Goon & Black Hole | Shock Till You Drop

ComingSoon.net/SuperHeroHype had a rare opportunity to sit down with filmmaker David Fincher earlier today to talk about his fantastic new film The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and our questions about the amazing opening credits title sequences animated by Tim Miller at Blur in Venice led to us asking about his other animated project, producing Eric Powell’s animated movie based on his popular Dark Horse comic book character The Goon.





"Eric’s been working on it and Tim’s been working on it, and Jeff (Fowler). People continue to work on it and refine stuff, but it’s hard for me because I’m in Sweden, so I can’t really make many production meetings, but the attempt is to in January really go out and try and figure out a price that makes sense," he said.

He also mused, "I don’t know why you can spend $200 million on The incredibles but you can’t spend $50 million on The Goon,’or $130 million on Kung Fu Panda and $50 million on The Goon."

Bringing up that comic adaptation reminded us that Fincher had been developing an adaptation of Charles Burns’ award-winning graphic novel Black Hole for a number of years. In fact we spoke to Burns himself about it three years ago, but apparently, Fincher has already moved past the original screenplay by Neil Gaiman and Roger Avery:

"It’s a really great script by Dante Harper, so the hope is that will win out," he said. "It’s so weird. It’s so great, because it would be great to see. It’s a very tough… there’s make-up FX and digital FX that are expensive and to do it right, you gotta do it just right, because it has to challenge your idea of the human body."
 
David Fincher Talks About What His SPIDER-MAN Movie Would Have Been Like

Speaking with io9, Fincher revealed his big issue with the Spider-Man character and talked about what his iteration would have entailed:

“My impression what Spider-Man could be is very different from what Sam [Raimi] did or what Sam wanted to do. I think the reason he directed that movie was because he wanted to do the Marvel comic superhero. I was never interested in the genesis story. I couldn’t get past a guy getting bit by a red and blue spider. It was just a problem… It was not something that I felt I could do straight-faced. I wanted to start with Gwen Stacy and the Green Goblin, and I wanted to kill Gwen Stacy.”

And just how exactly would Fincher have set up Stacy’s death? With an elaborate, operatic title sequence of course:

“The title sequence of the movie that I was going to do was going to be a ten minute — basically a music video, an opera, which was going to be the one shot that took you through the entire Peter Parker [backstory]. Bit by a radio active spider, the death of Uncle Ben, the loss of Mary Jane, and [then the movie] was going to begin with Peter meeting Gwen Stacy. It was a very different thing, it wasn’t the teenager story. It was much more of the guy who’s settled into being a freak.”

Brilliant. Dispense with the oft-rehashed origin story and actually start getting into the meat of things. Hollywood, are you listening????
 

The Dark Horse Conan (well, what I've read) has been pretty good. :good:

Have you read any of the Robert E. Howard?s originals. If not, you should. :D

Guy who illegally uploaded Wolverine to the Net gets a year in jail | Blastr

Yet the folks responsible for making this mess continue to be free men, no justice no peace.

A year! :O

I should consider myself lucky that I only got community service for uploading Glitter.
 
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