Ryan Reynolds will suit up again with director Tim Miller for a Deadpool sequel. Fox made it official at CinemaCon according to The Wrap.
Deadpoolkilled it at the box-office smashing several records and even becoming the biggest moneymaking X-Men film for the studio.
No word on if writers Rhett Miller, Paul Wernick and co-stars Morena Baccarin, T.J. Miller and Leslie Uggams will be back for the sequel.
After sharing Deadpool’s origin, introducing Vanessa Carlyle, Weasel, Blind Al and Ajax with muc inspiration from Joe Kelly’s comic book run, where will the writers go next for the sequel? Continue reading I DREAM OF DEADPOOL II
A new science fiction comic book series from Skybound blasts off this summer taking a young writer’s career into a higher orbit.
Horizon by Brandon Thomas with artists Juan Gedeon and Frank Martin was one of several new creator-owned projects announced at Image Expo in Seattle. We caught up with Thomas at Emerald City Comicon to talk about the origin of the book, his journey to this big moment and what fans can expect from his book.
Courtesy Skybound Entertainment, Image Comics and Juan Gedeon
Batman ’66 Meets Steed & Mrs. Peel #1 courtesy DC Comics
Batman meets The Avengers?
Not those Avengers.
John Steed and Mrs. Emma Peel were the world’s coolest spies in the 1960’s on The Avengers television series.
Now the Caped Crusader and Boy Wonder join Steel & Peel for a groovy retro adventure.
Here’s the official announcement and description for the first chapter:
“Holy 1960s-TV crossover! Capitalizing on the past success of the Green Hornet and The Man From U.N.C.L.E crossovers, DC Comics is partnering with BOOM! Studios to pair together two of the hippest shows from the ’60s in the new Digital First comic book miniseries BATMAN ’66 MEETS STEED AND MRS. PEEL.
Launching June 8th as a 12-chapter, bi-weekly series based on the classic 1960s Batman TV show starring Adam West and Burt Ward, the comic will feature Batman and Robin coming face-to-face for the first time with the other (and English) dynamic duo John Steed and Mrs. Peel – characters from the hit ’60s British TV series The Avengers starring Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg.
Critically acclaimed British comic book writer Ian Edginton has been tapped to pen the series, joined by artist Matthew Dow Smith. Cover artists include BATMAN ’66 veteran Michael Allred and fan-favorite artist Cat Staggs, who contributes a variant cover for issue #1. Continue reading BATMAN ’66 Meets STEED & MRS. PEEL
An ominous tease and art from DC Comics as Peter J. Tomasi closes a chapter on The Man of Steel before DC Comics Rebirth.
The stage for change is being setting as Kal-El searches for a Super League. The Last Son of Krypton is finally repowered but taken damage than any hero deserves and Tomasi wraps up The New 52 era.
Fans left the comic book shops with more questions on this new comic book day. The free DC Comics June Previews was available at stores with big updates on the DC Comics Rebirth titles launching in June and beyond.
The magazine includes bonus, behind-the-scenes details, including a foreword/introduction from DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer and Rebirth “architect” Geoff Johns, details on his DC Universe: Rebirth Special.
Captain Jack is back in an all-new Torchwood comic by John Barrowman.
Titan Comics announced that Doctor Who spinoff Torchwood will return in an all-new ongoing comic series starring the dashing Captain Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper.
The new book is written by Captain Jack himself, John Barrowman, and Carole E. Barrowman, and with issues illustrated by Antonio Fuso and Pasquale Qualano.
The new adventures are in continuity with the new hit Torchwood audio dramas from Big Finish and as part of the official continuation of the Torchwood saga. The new comic arrives in stores on July 6, the week of Titan’s third annual Doctor Who Comics Day event – Saturday, July 9, 2016. Continue reading CAPTAIN JACK Returns In New TORCHWOOD Comic By JOHN BARROWMAN
DC Comics Rebirth super charges the Superman family of comic books.
Clark Kent is back to full power and a father in Superman, Lex Luthor claims to be the Superman in Action Comics, New Super-Man is a brand new character – a Chinese Superman, Supergirl soars in a new ongoing book, Jon Kent joins Damian Wayne in Super Sons.
Who is Superwoman?
Fan favorite creator Phil Jimenez (Wonder Woman, New X-Men) writes and draws a brand new title but who is the woman soaring to a super suit and cape? Continue reading SUPERWOMAN Revealed
