IESB.net is reporting on the annual Showest convention and quoting Warner Bros.' as stating that Superman: Man of Steel is definitely happening, and that Bryan Singer will remain as director (which would seem to assure that Brandon Routh will be reprising his dual role of Superman and Clark Kent). The newest bit of information to come out of the report is that departing writers Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris will be replaced by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman. Orci and Kurtzman, of course, are the writers behind Mission: Impossible 3, Transformers and JJ Abrams' forthcoming Star Trek prequel. No word, of course, on what the new film will be about, though one can be relatively confident that Supes will do more than lift some rocks. Darkseid anyone? We're just saying....
- America's Oldest Secret Weapon is... A Vampire.
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"DARK COMMANDOS" .
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March 2008
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March 07, 2008
EXCLUSIVE: ALAN BURNETT ON THE FINAL EPISODE OF "THE BATMAN"
Throughout this past season, The Batman has had the Dark Knight teaming up with different members of the Justice League. Tomorrow, in what will mark the final episode of The Batman, the entire team is being brought together for one last adventure. Where the DC Tooniverse goes from here, of course, is anyone's guess, although the rumors are flying that there will be a Brave & The Bold series with Batman teaming up with different DC heroes in every episode. In the following exclusive interview with supervising producer Alan Burnett, just as he's done all season with VFK, he previews the new episode of The Batman.
EXCLUSIVE: THIS WEEK ON "SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN" WITH GREG WEISMAN
Debuting tomorrow on the Kids WB, which airs on the CW, is The Spectacular Spider-Man, the brand new animated Spidey adventure developed by Gargoyles' Greg Weisman. In this exclusive interview, Greg discusses both episodes airing tomorrow and details the tone that they're going for with this series.
March 06, 2008
MEDIA GEEK: CLONE WARS FOLLIES
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March 05, 2008
HAS PAUL MCCARTNEY WRITTEN "DEVIL MAY CARE" JAMES BOND SONG?
A song has come to the attention of Voices From Krypton that was obviously written for the "Devil May Care" contest seeking a title track for the new James Bond novel. What's different about this song is that the vocals sound remarkably like Paul McCartney, leaving one to wonder whether or not the ex-Beatle has written his first Bond tune since 1973's "Live and Let Die." Have a listen and decide for yourself.
