It’s San Diego time, so now the movie studios and magazines are starting the high powered mush– er, push. Here’s Entertainment Weekly, which has decided to own the con over the last few years, running the first pics of Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern on the cover of next week’s issue.
Think there will be a line at Hall H to see this preview?
And what’s this about the new Buffy?
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Following up on last month’s release of untitled, yet very cool promotional art featuring Transformers villain Megatron, IDW Publishing today announced it will be bringing a new chapter in the Transformers saga to the shelves of your local comics shops in the form of a 12-part maxi-series called Transformers: All Hail Megatron. IDW, whose titles…
Escape on another Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea as Season Four, Volume One submerges onto DVD March 31st from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Based on Irwin Allen’s action-packed 1961 film Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea, the television series chronicles the adventures of Admiral Nelson (Richard Basehart: Knight Rider), Captain Crane…
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Born in 1952, Mark Evanier has been writing professionally since 1969. He apprenticed under Jack Kirby and wrote for Disney, Gold Key, and the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate before moving on to television. There, Evanier worked on such series as The Nancy Walker Show, The McLean Stevenson Show, and Welcome Back, Kotter. Next he worked…
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Took me a few seconds to pin down what that photo reminded me of. It’s not as close as i sort-of remembered, but…
I was hoping they wouldn’t screw up the outfit. I was wrong.
I don’t care for the lines. Looks too much like he’s wearing a “picture of the human muscle structure” shirt.
But I’m willing to assume the folks making the movie have run tests to see what looks best on screen so won’t start saying it’s “screwed up” until there’s something more than one photo to judge by.
I was hoping they wouldn't screw up the outfit. I was wrong.
I don't care for the lines. Looks too much like he's wearing a "picture of the human muscle structure" shirt.But I'm willing to assume the folks making the movie have run tests to see what looks best on screen so won't start saying it's "screwed up" until there's something more than one photo to judge by.
Shoulda figured they would, Delmo. The smooth design Gil Kane created is just too boring for Hollywood.
Shoulda figured they would, Delmo. The smooth design Gil Kane created is just too boring for Hollywood.