BATMAN: JOURNEY INTO KNIGHT #12, GREEN LANTERN #14 AND TEEN TITANS #39 TO BE RES’LCTD – NEWSARAMA
I wonder what happened here?
BATMAN: JOURNEY INTO KNIGHT #12, GREEN LANTERN #14 AND TEEN TITANS #39 TO BE RES’LCTD – NEWSARAMA
Please note that all orders on BATMAN: JOURNEY INTO KNIGHT #12
(MAY060140), GREEN LANTERN #14 (MAY060166) and TEEN TITANS #39
(JUN060218) have been cancelled. These issues will be resolicited in
the July Previews (Volume XVI #7) and are scheduled to arrive in stores
in September.
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NEWSARAMA.COM: PREVIEWING THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #1
The Flash has always been one of may favorites, and I really like the Flash TV show, so I am really looking forward to this one.
NEWSARAMA.COM: PREVIEWING THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #1
PREVIEWING THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #1
In
anticipation of the issue hitting stores tomorrow, DC Comics has provided
Newsarama with six pages of The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #1
by Danny
Bilson, Paul Demeo and Ken
Lashley.
So – who is…er…will be the new Flash? Just remember DCU Executive
Editor Dan Didio’s advisory that the first Flash you see
in the issue may not necessarily be him…nor may he make it out of
the issue alive…Click on the thumbnails
for larger versions.
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New comics solicitations for products shipping September 2006 *Possible Spoilers*
Check out the latest solicitations for new comics over at Comic Book Resources
DC Comics Solicitations for Product Shipping September, 2006
Marvel Comics Solicitations for Product Shipping September, 2006
Image Comics Solicitations for Product Shipping September, 2006
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WONDER WOMAN, KRRISH, TRANSFORMERS, SPIDER-MAN 3: JUNE 20TH COMIC REEL WRAP – Comic Book Resources
Comic Book Resources – CBR News – The Comic Reel
WONDER WOMAN, KRRISH, TRANSFORMERS, SPIDER-MAN 3: JUNE 20TH COMIC REEL WRAP
by Hannibal Tabu, Staff Writer
Posted: June 20, 2006
WONDER WOMANWizard has an interesting interview
where writer Brian Michael Bendis discusses a number of things with
creator Joss Whedon, including Hippolyta’s baby girl. “I am having
enormous trouble with the ['Wonder Woman' movie] script,” Whedon said.
“It’s going very well and I’m loving life, but because it’s only at
script stage and there will be no discussion of casting before, I don’t
really deal with that. No, it’s weird, I’m in my office and it’s just
me … It’s kept me busy for a long time. I’m finally finishing the
second draft. I’m very happy with it, but wow! Wow, this one was like
pulling teeth. It’s tough. I would watch ‘Batman Begins’ and just
grumble, just b*tch and moan, because he’s got everything. He’s got so
much of the work done for him. He’s got the best rogues’ gallery. He’s
got the best origin story. ‘Wonder Woman’ is a lot more to figure out.
But it’s coming together.”
KRRISH
Hollywood North Report has an early look
at the first masked hero created by the Bollywood movie machine. Oh,
and a Dick Grayson called, complaining about people borrowing his style
…
TRANSFORMERS
Superhero Hype is claiming that the official website
will premiere the teaser trailer on the 4th of July, then heading to
theatres on July 7th attached to screenings of “Pirates of the
Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest.” Meanwhile, virtually every photo from the
production has been collected at this message board page.
SPIDER-MAN 3
You’d like more set reports from New York? All right, but there might be spoilers within.
KAVALIER AND CLAY
Writer Michael Chabon has posted some news
about the project on his blog. “The fate of this project — whether it
will move at last from the nebulousness of pre-pre-production into
really-truly pre-production, with a budget and cast and everything,
will be decided on or around 12 July 2006,” Chabon wrote. “Miss Natalie
Portman is a strong likelihood for the part of Rosa; other casting is
ongoing, as are work on the script (a lot of cutting) and tests
conducted by a number of top-drawer animation studios (for the comic
book elements). Quick answers (as of this date): Golem: yes.
Antarctica: yes. Gay love story: yes. Ruins of World’s Fair: no. Long
Island: no. Orson Welles: no. Salvador Dali: yes. Loving reference to
Betty and Veronica: no. Stan Lee: no.”
SUPERMAN RETURNS
We got an email from Steve at the Superman Homepage to point out the new newspaper ad that will be popping up in publications around the country. You can also head over to Superhero Hype and download the entire score for the film in WIndows Media or Real formats.
ULTIMATE AVENGERS 2
Lionsgate has launched the official website for the sequel to the hit direct-to-DVD feature.
SMALLVILLE
Kryptonsite believes that the season premiere for the flagship CW series will take place on September 21st.
BLADE
If you scroll down over at BlackFilm you can find some new photos from the Spike TV series.
KEEPING IT REEL
Here’s where you get in
on the action. Did you see a link we didn’t catch? Have you snuck into
a closed movie set, and have inside data? Maybe your cousin is dating
somebody who knows something, and they had to tell you? Whatever it is,
we wanna know it all — fire off an email
and let us know whether you want your name used or your contributions
to geekdom to go down anonymously. Broadcasting live from Los Angeles,
this is novelist/karaoke host/all-around lunatic Hannibal Tabu
saying thanks for your time and indulgence, and [tagline sent back to
development hell until something hipper can be dreamed up].
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Blog@Newsarama » Martin returns to Wild Cards
Now this is really good news. I have been reading this series of books since I was in high school, and I have really enjoyed them. Looking forward to these books coming out.
Read the rest of the post at the link below, and read more info at the George R. R. Martin’s website: http://www.georgerrmartin.com/news.html
Blog@Newsarama » Martin returns to Wild Cards
Martin returns to Wild Cards
Tuesday June 20, 2006, 6:57 am
Back in the late 1980s, George R. R. Martin introduced the world of the Wild Cards,
an Earth that was infected by an alien virus and turned many citizens
into either “Jokers” (freaks) or “Aces” (super heroes). This wasn’t a
comic (though adaptations were released by Marvel’s Epic imprint), but
a series of novels by Martin, Melinda M. Snodgrass, Chris Claremont and
others.SciFi Wire reports that Martin is planning a return to the Wild Cards universe, as Tor will publish a new hardcover in 2007:
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