Every once in a while, you may come across a panel in your favorite comic that renders you speechless.  And sometimes, you just don’t want to know what comes next.  Nuff Said.

While we wait to see Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan in “Green Lantern”, any other news about the Deadpool spinoff has been scarce. While at Comic-Con this past week, Robert Rodriguez confirmed that he had received the “Deadpool” script, but was still unsure if he would direct the film. Recently, the LA Times reported that Rodriguez is in final negotiations to direct the Wolverine spin-off.

I’m looking forward to the release of the Deadpool film immensely. Ryan Reynolds was great as Wade Wilson and I can’t wait to see him take on the role again.

Source: SpoilerTV

Every once in a while, you may come across a panel in your favorite comic that renders you speechless.  And sometimes, you just don’t want to know what comes next.  Nuff Said.

Sweet Marvel anime goodness! You heard it here first! Well, you’ve probably heard it from Marvel.com first, actually.

The home of tech/geek/video game shows like Attack Of The Show and X-Play, G4 has acquired four anime-themed programs based on the Marvel properties X-Men, Blade, Iron Man and Wolverine.  Each series will have twelve 30 minute episodes that will begin airing sometime next year.

Executive Vice President and Head of Television at Marvel Entertainment Jeph Loeb says:

“Bringing Marvel and our characters to G4 is such an awesome opportunity. The size and scope of the animation from top-flight studios Madhouse and Sony is nothing short of mind-blowing. We look forward to the start of a beautiful friendship and can’t wait to see the reaction from our worldwide fan-base.”

The series will be produced by Madhouse for Marvel Entertainment in association with Sony Pictures Television, Inc.  For more detailed descriptions on each program, check out this link.  To check out the trailers for Iron Man and Wolverine, click here.

I, for one, am proud of G4 for landing such a good deal.  I am also excited for the future of comic characters from Marvel and DC alike simply because they are showing up all over television and movies!

One of the many giveaways this past weekend at Comic Con for the Marvel booth were “Captain America: The First Avenger” and “Thor” concept art posters and they’re beautiful.

Here’s a look:

Captain America

Thor

Source: www.comingsoon.net