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Posted by admin on July 24, 2010 | No Comments Guinness Book Awards X-Men #1 Highes...At the 2010 Comic Con, The Guinness Book of Records awarded Marvel Comics X-Men #1 the award for the Highest Selling Single Comic Book. The award was accepted by X-Men writer Chris Claremont and Marvel...
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Posted by admin on July 22, 2010 | No Comments New Details About X-Men: First Class...From ‘The Playlist’ comes new information on X-Men: First Class movie. The information comes from an old draft of the movie, probably written by Jamie Moss. The script has been re-written...
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Posted by admin on July 22, 2010 | 2 Comments X-men origins: Wolverine video game ...xmen video game Review – Published by: Activision | Developed by: Raven Software | Genre: Action - Over 100 custom moves, reflex quick-kills, and long-range lunge attacks. - Rage abilities to unlock...
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Posted by admin on September 3, 2009 | 1 Comment Marvel sold to Disney for $4 billion...It seems the deal has gone through. Disney have bought Marvel Entertainment – $4 billion in cash and stock. Planned films by Marvel in the pipline such as Iron MAn 2 will still be made, but how the...
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Over at Comic Alliance, new mutants are being touted.
Kieron Gillen is the writer on this series. November 2010, Gillen will be launching “Generation Hope,” a brand new series and the first showings of the new mutants.
Marvel’s X-Men panel also revealed that Wolverine is the new Deadpool. Four new Wolverine-related stories will...
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Young X-Man Indra is called back to India by his family. Joined by Rogue and Magneto, the X-Men arrive to discover that not all is correct in Mumbai and not just due to the tensions with Indra’s parents. Earthquakes tear through the streets and energy flares cause planes to fall from the sky. Could this be a new mutant manifestation? Or is this something...
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The X men series has had its ups and downs over the years.
From 1963 to the mid 70’s with the X men multinational team to the opening of the door for comic movies in Hollywood on the plus side, while the 90’s saw readership drop mainly due to confusing time travel stories, but also most comics suffered in this era.
Over the noughties great...
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At the 2010 Comic Con, The Guinness Book of Records awarded Marvel Comics X-Men #1 the award for the Highest Selling Single Comic Book.
The award was accepted by X-Men writer Chris Claremont and Marvel Publishing, Jim Sokolowski.
“This is a great achievement for Marvel. I’m very glad to have been a part of the creative team behind these...
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Seth Rogen, in an LA Times peice talks mainly about his uphill battle to get the Green Hornet into production.
(The Hornet was featured in movie serials in 1940 and 1941 but never really made much impact as a comic-book character. MOstly, featured on radio, not in print, according to the LA Times.)
He states how other superhero movies have flown off...
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If you didn’t have the chance to pop down to the Comic Con convention, especially if you are UK based, tvguide.com can keep you up to date.
Please see the listings below or check out the main tvguide.com website for further details.
See if there is evidence of traces of xmen movies in the set.
THURSDAY:
1 p.m.: Burn Notice
2:15 p.m.: White Collar
3:30...
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According to siliconera.com, Frank Tieri has been announced to write the story for Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.Not the most well known of writers, but he has had a large hand in writing for lots of Marvel characters along with Wolverine, so is a good fit to write on this project.
“For Marvel it’s Wolverine and Deadpool, without a doubt,” Tieri reveals....
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Comic Con seems to be underway and from reports from avclub.com, a vital place to get public feedback on big releases. Avatar was first shown there, as was The first showings of Lost.
However, it doesn’t mean the event has degraded into a PR show. It seems from accounts that the event is as full as always of the wierd and wonderful from the comic...
