‘First Class’ Director To Produce ‘Fantastic Four’ Reboot

Matthew Vaughn, best known as Director of X-Men: First Class, will be lending his talents to the upcoming reboot of Fantastic Four–helmed by Josh Trank: Director of superpowered teen sleeper hit Chronicle. The news comes to us from FOX’s Marvel consultant Mark Millar via Twitter:

Just off the phone with Fox and some excellent news — Matthew Vaughn is producing Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four reboot!

The F4 franchise proved one of Marvel’s relatively few cinematic flops (though still superior to Electra), and there is much hope in both the comics and film communities that the caliber of talent being assembled for this reboot will redeem the super team’s on-screen reputation.

No credible information is available as of yet concerning the reboot’s release date, cast or plot details–further updates to follow.

Source: GeekTyrant

Nerd Art Dump: The Legend of Zelda- Skyrule, Sue Storm, the Community Justice League & MOAR!

Each and every week we scour the Internet for nothing but the best in nerdy art. We leave no digital stone unturned, we poke and prod every nook and cranny of the Interwebz. Why? Because we love you, and we love to bring you weekly feed of nerd art.

On with the dump!

ABOVE: Nintendo would be wise to “borrow” from the HeavyMetalHanzo and this sweet Skyrim/Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword mash-up he’s put together. Link has been screaming at everything for years, just thinking about hearing “FUS RO DAH!” squeaked out like a tiny little mouse and you’ve got an instant console smash hit.[Geek Tyrant]

Hit the jump for the Oscars, Ryan Gosling as The Rocketeer and Bill f-ing Murray!

It’s the award season and the biggest awards show of the year is right around the corner, the 85th annual Academy Awards. Inspired by the Best Picture winners, from 1927 through 2012 and based on Gjon Mili’s 1949 Life magazine photographs of Pablo Picasso this tribute to the award show by Olly Moss can be yours. For all you hardcore movie lovers out there try to flex your nerd brain by naming each best picture winner without cheating, go ahead. [Geek Tyrant]

We never would have expected Hellboy to be a Batman fan. A team effort with pencils by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola, inks by Francesco Francavilla and coloring by Euan Mactavish, you can imagine this as a setting just before Gotham by Gaslight Batman swoops in for a meeting. [ The Art of Francesco Francavilla]

Sue Storm is arguably the best mother in Marvel Comics. loving, kind, but if you do something to piss her of you better have some kind of resistance to invisible women kicking your ass. Nobody does her better, drawing-wise then the talented hand of Adam Hughes. [Comics Alliance]

NBC may be months behind on their airing the long-awaited, lukewarm episodes of Community, but the artwork of Ben Deguzman continues to live on heroically. Here, the Greendale seven as the Justice League, Ben has fitted everyone perfectly to a hero, being bang on with Abed’s Batman. It’s almost like he’s watched the show. [Geek tyrant]

Featured as the cover to the Star Wars Insider, the official Star Wars fan magazine, artist Roberto Campus created a fitting tribute to the famous Uncanny X-Men cover by John Byrne. Both share similar features to one another, but this is one of the best ones out there thanks to the force. [Deviant Art]

Never trust the lady with a high-power rifle, especially when it’s Tom Hodges‘ version of The Baroness holding said rifle. [Herochan]

Ryan Gosling as The Rocketeer, someone at Disney needs to get onto this as soon as possible. A fan-made promotional poster by Shaun Watson, this is just one of many the United Kingdom resident has crafted for the stars of today. Maybe in some alternate universe Gosling is actually The Rocketeer, breaking hearts in between his many post Mickey Mouse Club appearances. [XombieDIRGE]

You’ve probably seen many of these as highly detailed statue by the talent crew of craftsman at Kotobukiya, but they’re all based on one individual’s talented work. This version of Supergirl for the Marvel Bishoujo line is just one of the many by Yamashita Shunya, who has crafted many of the pieces currently sitting on your shelves and if not go get yourself one. [Uneventful Catastrophe]

“He slimed me.” Three words of legend thanks to Bill Murray. In our continuing support of “FebruMurray” we give you Ghostbusters‘ Dr.Peter Venkman. Created as part of Gallery 1988′s Bill Murray tribute show “Please Post Bills” artist Jason Edmiston crafted the true meaning of the month of love: getting slimed by a Class 5 non-terminal repeating phantasm. And a real nasty one at that. [Deviant Art]

Chris Pratt Is Your Peter Quill In ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’

When we last weighed in on Guardians of the Galaxy, we were informing you that they were teetering on the verge of casting overpaid comedians. But they’re back in our good graces for hiring the lead singer of Scarecrow Boat Mouse Rat, Chris Pratt, as Star Lord.

Yes, Andy Dwyer is anchoring a Marvel movie. And this is a good thing. Although it does betray Marvel’s odd predilection for guys named Chris.

It may sound weird that Pratt has landed a major role in a potentially huge franchise. But it’s worth noting that in addition to playing an idiot stoner, he’s been building a very effective drama career, including playing a Navy SEAL convincingly in Zero Dark Thirty and a baseball player fighting feelings of inadequacy in Moneyball. Neither role have any trace of Dwyer: Pratt’s a talented actor.

True, he’s not exactly a mega-watt star, yet, but Marvel has consistently shown impeccable taste in casting: Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans weren’t exactly huge deals either, but they both delivered excellent performances, carried both their own movies and worked together in an ensemble very well.

So, young actors, take note. If you are male, and you’ve got actually a fairly extensive acting resume and the professional experience to go with it, and your name is Chris… Marvel is probably hiring.

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Prepare for the Sentinels! Mark Millar Talks ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’ & Teases ‘Kick-Ass 3′

Today Mark Millar, who’s been working as a creative consultant for Fox‘s Marvel properties, chatted with SFX.co.uk about X-Men: Days of Future Past and he’s got news that’s really going to please fans. One word: SENTINELS. Readers of the source material know the giant, robotic, brute squad play an integral part in the time-traveling storyline,

I don’t really want to give too much away but the Sentinels are a big feature of this story. They will be cool and this will deliver on all of the teasers. We’ve all been waiting for this ever since X-Men: The Last Stand showed us one of their heads. Now it is finally coming, and we only have to pay ten quid to see it in the cinema.

Sound awesome, except for The Last Stand reference, please don’t make me relive that nightmare. Millar also praises the script and director Bryan Singer‘s handling of the rather large cast,

Singer is excellent at working with ensemble casts. So with this one I feel it is all fine. I have read the screenplay and it doesn’t feel rushed and it doesn’t feel like it is too many characters.

I think the best comparison I can give is to Star Trek – that is an ensemble but it never feels as if there is not enough time with any one character. Or maybe Lost – that is an ensemble but every character gets their own moment to shine. So as long as everyone is there for a reason there doesn’t need to be a problem with so many characters. This is a beautifully structured film, and it is a time travel story so the structure has to be especially strong.

Of the returning cast members, and by that I mean those who didn’t appear in First Class, Ellen Page will have a large and important role to play. No specifics from Millar but he promises, “Kitty Pride fans will not be disappointed.” I’m a fan of Kitty, and more a fan of Page’s now than I was when she was Kitty, so I’m mixed on this. What do you think of Page reprising the role and having a bigger presence?

In addition to all the Days of Future Past chatter, Millar had some news on a proposed Kick-Ass 3,

Kick-Ass 3 is going to be the last one though. I told Universal this and they asked me, ‘What does that mean?’ I said, ‘It means that this is where it all ends.’ They said, ‘Do they all die at the end?’ I said, ‘Maybe’ – because this is a realistic superhero story. And if someone doesn’t have a bullet proof vest like Superman and doesn’t have Batman’s millions then eventually he is going turn around the wrong corner and get his head kicked in or get shot in the face [laughs]. So Kick-Ass needs to reflect that. There has to be something dramatic at the end, he cannot do this for the rest of his life.

Keep in mind Kick-Ass 3, the comic, hasn’t come out so what’ll be covered in the threequel is really up in the air. And I’d like to point out it’d be Batman wearing the bullet proof vest, not Superman. Unless Millar mispoke and meant to say bullet proof chest, that’d be more accurate.

Anyway, does the opportunity to see the Sentinels wreaking havoc on the big screen send you into a tizzy? Are you worried Days of Future Past will falter with too many freakin’ mutants like some X-Men films have before it? Kick-Ass 3, too soon to think about?

Kick-Ass 2 releases this year on June 28 and X-Men: Days of Future Past follows next year, July 18, 2014.

Source: Coming Soon

Potential Casting Choices For Peter Quill And Drax The Destroyer In ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’

Apparently the following information is a Comic Book Movie exclusive, as they have received the names of some potential actors for the role of Drax The Destroyer in the upcoming Marvel film, Guardians of the Galaxy, with James Gunn in the driver’s seat. This is all thanks to a source that they have that is “very close to production”, who shared with the site the names of three potentials for the role of Drax as well as one person who is “still high on” for the role of Peter Quill.

The potentials that are lined up are former WWE star Dave Bautista, Brian Patrick Wade from Generation Kill and The Old Spice Guy, Isaiah Mustafa. According to the source, they’re all still in negotiations with Marvel at the present time. To be honest, I don’t know if I could take The Old Spice Guy seriously.

For those of you who aren’t fully aware of the backstory behind Drax, he started off as your average human dude named Arthur Douglas whose family was killed by Thanos. Kronos then took Arthur’s soul and put it in a brand new, souped up body so that he could have at it with Thanos. And there we have Drax the Destroyer. The movie will be “updating” this backstory, though, and Hollywood-izing it so that’ll be interesting to see.

There has been a lot of speculation about who will be playing Peter Quill. The source claims that Peter Krasinski is up there in the running, but that doesn’t necessarily mean anything is set in stone just yet.

What do you think about these potential casting choices? Who would you like to be on the big screen playing these characters?

Source: Comic Book Movie

Excels-Eeyore! [T-Shirt]

Eeyore always seemed like such a mild-mannered little Winnie the Pooh character. Who knew that in his spare time he was hanging out with Spider-Man slinging webs and still losing his tail? Maybe that is the reason why he is so depressed—the burden of all that responsibility. Excels-Eeyore!

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Five Superheroes Who Really Deserve Their Own Game

When it comes to superheroics, really only the top tier get games, and most of them not even then. Wonder Woman has never had a solo game, for example, while Batman has had dozens, and Superman’s have all been varying degrees of weak. But we’ve advanced to a point where superheroes can have quality video games.

And we’ve got a few suggestions.

The Flash

Imagine a cross between a racing game and Mirror’s Edge. The physics would probably be a nightmare, but the Flash, being able to run up buildings and across water, seems ideal for the huge, open-world racing games we’ve seen recently. Add a touch of combat, his Rogues, and maybe the Time Treadmill and you’ve got all the ingredients of a fun game.

Thunderbolts

This goes especially the new Marvel NOW! team, but the series in general lends itself well to multiplayer co-op. You could have a game that’s a mix of Ghost Recon and Bulletstorm; shooting for those who want it, brawling for those who don’t, sneaking for those who want it, massive property destruction for those who don’t.

Deadshot

So he’s not a hero: Name me another character, aside from the Punisher, better suited to a third-person shooter or sniping sim. Deadshot makes a great non-hero for DC, it’s time he got the spotlight.

Nextwave

Just let Warren Ellis write the script, his way, and give us the final hallway fight. Everything else will be gravy. Although it does lend itself to a Borderlands-esque type game.

Concrete

To be fair, it’s obvious why Concrete has never had a game. You can’t fake Paul Chadwick’s gloriously detailed and painstaking artwork, just like capturing the gentle, generous spirit of the books would be difficult for many developers to do. But a real-time adventure/puzzle game would be perfect: Concrete is a story of a man trying to use his abilities for good, and adventure games lend themselves to storytelling.

Art courtesy Nickofdoom

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Pull List: Comics Coming Out 11/21/12

What will we have to be thankful for in the comics department today? Quite a lot, actually.

• DC has the 52 Omnibus and a collection of Batman/Judge Dredd crossovers, which are actually pretty hard to find, so this hardcover is quite welcome.
• Marvel launches Indestructible Hulk and Captain America, as well as wrapping up the surprisingly entertaining crossover Minimum Carnage. It’s a good day to be a Mark Waid or a Rick Remender fan.
• Image launches Clone, about a man who discovers he is one and that all of his fellow clones are after his pregnant wife, and the miniseries Comeback, which is basically Freejack in reverse; people pulled out of time at the last second to save them. There’s also more Revival and a new Walking Dead trade.
• Dark Horse has a new Baltimore one-shot and launches Number 13, a story about an amnesiac child with lasers, with a zero issue.
• IDW wraps up their latest Rocketeer miniseries, and launches the mini Adventures of Augusta Wind, an all-ages fantasy by J.M DeMatteis that reads a lot like “Alice on Infinite Earths”, launches their new Judge Dredd ongoing, and finally has a second issue of Frankenstein: Alive, Alive!
• And Boom! has more Bravest Warriors and launches Supurbia as an ongoing.

As always, the full list is under the cut: Let us know what you’re picking up, and let’s talk some comics.

DC COMICS
52 Omnibus HC, $150.00
Batman Black And White Bane Statue By Kelley Jones, $99.95
Batman Judge Dredd Collection HC, $29.99
Batwoman #14 (J.H. Williams III Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Batwoman #14 (J.H. Williams III Regular Cover), $2.99
Before Watchmen The Comedian Statue, $149.95
Birds Of Prey #14, $2.99
Blackhawks Volume 1 The Great Leap Forward TP, $16.99
Blue Beetle #14, $2.99
Catwoman #14, $2.99
DC Comics Super-Heroes Starfire Bust, $69.95
DC Universe Presents #14, $2.99
Fables #123, $2.99
Fairest Volume 1 Wide Awake TP, $14.99
Green Lantern New Guardians #14 (Aaron Kuder Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Green Lantern New Guardians #14 (Aaron Kuder Regular Cover), $2.99
Hellblazer #297, $2.99
Justice League #14 (Combo Pack Edition, $4.99
Justice League #14 (Jason Fabok Variant Cover), AR
Justice League #14 (Tony S. Daniel & Richard Friend Regular Cover, $3.99
Justice League #14 (Tony S. Daniel Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Legion Of Super-Heroes #14, $2.99
MAD Archives Volume 1 HC (New Printing), $59.99
MAD Archives Volume 2 HC (New Printing), $59.99
MAD Archives Volume 4 HC, $59.99
Nightwing #14, $2.99
Red Hood And The Outlaws #14, $2.99
Saucer Country Volume 1 Run TP, $14.99
Showcase Presents World’s Finest Volume 4 TP, $19.99
Supergirl #14, $2.99
Sword Of Sorcery #2 (Aaron Lopresti Regular Cover), $3.99
Sword Of Sorcery #2 (Francis Manapul Variant Cover), AR
Unwritten #43, $2.99
Wonder Woman #14 (Cliff Chiang Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Wonder Woman #14 (Cliff Chiang Regular Cover), $2.99
Young Justice #22, $2.99

MARVEL COMICS
All-New Marvel Backlist Reading Chronology #1, AR
Amazing Spider-Man #698 (Paolo Rivera Regular Cover, $3.99
Amazing Spider-Man #698 (Amazing Spider-Man 50th Anniversary Variant Cover, AR
Amazing Spider-Man #700 Postcard (Promotional Item), AR
Astonishing X-Men #56, $3.99
Avengers #1 Bookmark (Promotional Item), AR
Avengers #34 (Mike Deodato Regular Cover)(Final Issue), $4.99
Avengers #34 (Paolo Rivera Final Issue Variant Cover)(Final Issue), AR
Captain America #1 (Blank Variant Cover), AR
Captain America #1 (Jerome Opena Design Variant Cover), AR
Captain America #1 (Joe Quesada Sketch Variant Cover), AR
Captain America #1 (Joe Quesada Variant Cover, AR
Captain America #1 (John Romita Jr Regular Cover), $3.99
Captain America #1 (Ryan Meinerding Artist Variant Cover), AR
Captain America #1 (Skottie Young Baby Variant Cover), AR
Captain Marvel #7, $2.99
Daredevil #20, $2.99
Dark Avengers #183, $2.99
Deadpool #2 (Geof Darrow Regular Cover), $2.99
Deadpool #2 (Guri Hiru Variant Cover), AR
Disney Fairies Magazine #10 (Disney Publishing Worldwide), $4.99
Disney Pixar Cars Magazine #10 (Disney Publishing Worldwide), $4.99
Essential Wolverine Volume 6 TP, $19.99
Fear Itself Deadpool Fearsome Four TP, $19.99
Hawkeye #4, $2.99
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Blank Variant Cover, AR
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Joe Quesada Sketch Variant Cover), AR
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Joe Quesada Variant Cover), AR
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Leinil Francis Yu Design Variant Cover), AR
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Leinil Francis Yu Regular Cover), $3.99
Indestructible Hulk #1 (Skottie Young Baby Variant Cover), AR
Indestructible Hulk #1 Walt Simonson Artist Variant Cover), AR
Iron Man #2 (Carlo Pagulayan Design Variant Cover), AR
Iron Man #2 Greg Land Artist Variant Cover), AR
Iron Man #2 (Greg Land Regular Cover), $3.99
Journey Into Mystery #646 (Jeff Dekal Regular Cover), $2.99
Journey Into Mystery #646 (Phil Noto Variant Cover), AR
Minimum Carnage Alpha #1 (Lan Medina 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99
Minimum Carnage Omega #1 (Clayton Crain Regular Cover), $3.99
Minimum Carnage Omega #1 Ron Lim Variant Cover), AR
Oz The Marvelous Land Of Oz TP, $24.99
Red She-Hulk #58 (Carlo Pagulayan 2nd Printing Variant Cover Cover), $2.99
Secret Avengers By Rick Remender Volume 2 HC (Premiere Edition), $29.99
Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #17, $3.99
Ultimate Comics X-Men #18.1, $2.99
Uncanny X-Force #34, $3.99
Uncanny X-Force Volume 5 Otherworld TP, $19.99
Wolverine #316, $3.99
Wolverine And The X-Men #21, $3.99
X-Factor #247, $2.99

IMAGE COMICS
Art Of Todd McFarlane The Devils In The Details HC, $64.99
Art Of Todd McFarlane The Devils In The Details HC (Signed & Numbered Edition), $99.99
Clone #1 (Cover A Juan Jose Ryp & Felix Serrano), $2.99
Clone #1 Cover B Charlie Adlard), $2.99
Comeback #1 (Of 5), $3.50
Darkness #108, $2.99
Glory #30, $3.99
It Girl And The Atomics #4, $2.99
Mind The Gap #6 (Cover A Rodin Esquejo), $2.99
Mind The Gap #6 (Cover B Sonia Oback), $2.99
Retrovirus HC, $12.99
Revival #5, $2.99
Savage Dragon #183 (Cover A Erik Larsen), $3.50
Savage Dragon #183 (Cover B Chris Giarrusso), AR
Spawn #225 Cover A Todd McFarlane ‘Obama Wins’), $2.99
Spawn #225 (Cover B Todd McFarlane ‘Romney Wins’), $2.99
Spawn #225 Cover C Todd McFarlane Black & White), AR
Spawn Origins Deluxe Edition Volume 3 HC, $100.00
Spawn Origins Deluxe Edition Volume 3 HC (Signed & Numbered Edition), $150.00
Walking Dead Volume 17 Something To Fear TP, $14.99
Witchblade Rebirth Volume 2 TP, $16.99

DARK HORSE COMICS
Angel And Faith Volume 2 Daddy Issues TP, $17.99
B.P.R.D. 1948 #2 (Of 5), $3.50
Baltimore The Play (One Shot), $3.50
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Spike #4 (Of 5)(Jenny Frison Regular Cover), $2.99
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Spike #4 (Of 5)(Steve Morris Variant Cover), AR
Dark Horse Presents #18, $7.99
Edgar Allan Poe’s The Conqueror Worm (One Shot, $3.99
Goon #43, $3.50
Marked Man HC, $14.99
Nexus Omnibus Volume 1 TP, $24.99
Number 13 #0, $3.99
Star Wars Agent Of The Empire Hard Targets #2 (Of 5), $2.99
Trigun Maximum Omnibus Volume 1 TP, $19.99

BOOM! STUDIOS
Bravest Warriors #1 (Of 6)(Mike Holmes 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99
Bravest Warriors #2 (Of 6)(Cover A Tyson Hesse), $3.99
Bravest Warriors #2 (Of 6)(Cover B Zack Sterling), $3.99
Bravest Warriors #2 (Of 6)(Cover C Malachi Ward, AR
Bravest Warriors #2 (Of 6)(Cover D Jon Boam), AR
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #20 (Cover A Tim Bradstreet), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #20 Cover B Lukas Ketner), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #20 (Cover C Tim Bradstreet), AR
Grace Randolph’s Supurbia #1 Cover A Stephane Roux), $3.99
Grace Randolph’s Supurbia #1 (Cover B Jonboy Meyers), $3.99
Grace Randolph’s Supurbia #1 Cover C Khary Randolph), AR
Grace Randolph’s Supurbia #1 (Cover D Phil Noto), AR
Planet Of The Apes Cataclysm #1 (Peter Ngyuen 2nd Printing Variant Cover), AR
Steed And Mrs Peel #3 (Cover A Drew Johnson), $3.99
Steed And Mrs Peel #3 (Cover B Mike Perkins), $3.99
Steed And Mrs Peel #3 (Cover C Drew Johnson), AR
Steed And Mrs Peel #3 (Cover D Mike Perkins), AR
Steed And Mrs Peel #3 (Cover E Joseph Michael Linser), AR
IDW PUBLISHING
Adventures Of Augusta Wind #1 (Of 5)(Cover A Vassilis Gogtzilas), $3.99
Adventures Of Augusta Wind #1 (Of 5)(Cover RI Vassilis Gogtzilas), AR
Contropussy GN, $19.99
Danger Girl Danger-Sized Treasury Edition #3 (Cover A J. Scott Campbell), $9.99
Dungeons And Dragons Forgotten Realms #5 (Cover A Tyler Walpole), $3.99
Dungeons And Dragons Forgotten Realms #5 (Cover B Steve Ellis), $3.99
Dungeons And Dragons Forgotten Realms #5 (Cover RI Lee Furguson), AR
Frankenstein Alive Alive #2 (Cover A Bernie Wrightson), $3.99
Frankenstein Alive Alive #2 (Cover RI Bernie Wrightson), AR
Hawken TP, $19.99
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover A Zach Howard), $3.99
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover B Nick Runge), $3.99
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover C Jim Starlin), $3.99
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover D Whilce Portacio), $3.99
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover RI-A Carlos Ezquerra), AR
Judge Dredd #1 (Cover SUB Jock), $3.99
KISS #6 (Cover A San Shearon), $3.99
KISS #6 (Cover B Jamal Igle), $3.99
KISS #6 (Cover RI Photo), AR
Library Of American Comics Essentials Volume 1 Baron Bean HC, $19.99
Rocketeer Cargo Of Doom #4 (Of 4)(Cover A Chris Samnee), $3.99
Rocketeer Cargo Of Doom #4 (Of 4)(Cover RI Dave Stevens), AR
Snake Eyes And Storm Shadow #19 (Cover A Alex Cal), $3.99
Snake Eyes And Storm Shadow #19 (Cover RI David Williams), AR
Star Trek #15 (Cover A Tim Bradstreet), $3.99
Star Trek #15 (Cover RI-A Tim Bradstreet), AR
Star Trek #15 (Cover RI-B Photo), AR
Transformers More Than Meets The Eye #11 (Cover A Alex Milne), $3.99
Transformers More Than Meets The Eye #11 (Cover B Nick Roche), $3.99
Transformers More Than Meets The Eye #11 (Cover RI Marcelo Matere), AR
Transformers Robots In Disguise #11 (Cover A Andrew Griffith), $3.99
Transformers Robots In Disguise #11 (Cover B Casey Coller), $3.99
Transformers Robots In Disguise #11 (Cover RI Marcelo Matere), AR

ABSTRACT STUDIOS
Rachel Rising Volume 2 Fear No Malus TP, $16.99
Terry Moore’s How To Draw SC, $16.99

ACTION LAB ENTERTAINMENT
Princeless Short Stories For Warrior Women #1 (One Shot), $3.99

AMRYL ENTERTAINMENT
Cavewoman 2010 Heroes Con Sketchbook (Signed Edition), $8.75

ANDREWS MCMEEL PUBLISHING
Dr Seuss The Cat Behind The Hat HC, $75.00

ANTARCTIC PRESS
Last Zombie Before the After #2, $3.99

ARCHAIA ENTERTAINMENT
Elegy For Amelia Johnson HC (Leatherbound Edition), $29.95
Grand Duke HC, $24.95
Last Days Of An Immortal HC (resolicited), $24.95

ARCHIE COMICS
Archie Double Digest #235, $3.99
Betty And Veronica Double Digest #207, $3.99
Sonic Super Special Magazine #5, $9.99
Sonic The Hedgehog Legacy Volume 2 SC, $14.99
Sonic Universe #46, $2.99

ARDDEN ENTERTAINMENT
Heroes Of The North Missions (One Shot), $5.99

ASPEN COMICS
Fathom Kiani Volume 2 #4 (Cover A Oliver Nome), $3.50
Fathom Kiani Volume 2 #4 (Cover B Michael Turner), AR

AVATAR PRESS
Stitched Volume 1 HC, $27.99
Stitched Volume 1 HC (Signed Edition), $49.99
Stitched Volume 1 TP, $19.99

BIG DOG INK
Critter #6 (Fico Ossio Cover), $3.50
Critter #6 (Jenevieve Broomall Cover), $3.50
Critter TP, $14.99
Electric Youth Special (One Shot), $3.50
Legend Of Oz The Wicked West #2 (Alisson Borges Cover), $3.50
Legend Of Oz The Wicked West #2 (Eric Basaldua Cover), $3.50
Legend Of Oz The Wicked West TP, $17.99

BIRDCAGE BOTTOM BOOKS
Digestate GN, $19.95

BLEEDING COOL
Bleeding Cool Magazine #1, $4.99

BONGO COMICS
Simpsons Comics #196, $2.99

CHRONICLE BOOKS
Art And Making Of Peanuts Animation HC, $45.00

COMIC SHOP NEWS
Comic Shop News #1327, AR

DIGITAL MANGA DISTRIBUTION
Hentai Prince And The Stony Cat Volume 1 GN, $12.95
Honey Smile GN, $12.95
Lovephobia Volume 2 GN, $12.95

DK PUBLISHING
LEGO Ninjago Brickmaster Fight The Power Of The Snakes HC, $29.99

DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
Dark Shadows #10 (Francesco Francavilla Regular Cover), $3.99
George R.R. Martin’s A Game Of Thrones #11 (Mike S. Miller Regular Cover), $3.99
Kevin Smith’s The Bionic Man #14 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $3.99
Kevin Smith’s The Bionic Man #14 (Alex Ross Virgin Variant Cover), AR
Kevin Smith’s The Bionic Man #14 (Ed Tadeo Variant Cover), AR
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $3.99
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Alex Ross Virgin Variant Cover), AR
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Ardian Syaf Regular Cover), $3.99
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Jae Lee Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Jae Lee Regular Cover), $3.99
Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #3 (Stephen Segovia Regular Cover), $3.99
Shadow #8 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $3.99
Shadow #8 (Alex Ross Sketch Variant Cover), AR
Shadow #8 (Francesco Francavilla Regular Cover), $3.99
Shadow #8 (Francesco Francavilla Virgin Variant Cover), AR
Shadow #8 (Mike Mayhew Regular Cover), $3.99
Shadow #8 (Tim Bradstreet Regular Cover), $3.99
Shadow Volume 1 The Fire Of Creation HC (Signed Edition), $49.99
Spider #6 (Francesco Francavilla Variant Cover), AR
Spider #6 (John Cassaday Black & White Variant Cover), AR
Spider #6 (John Cassaday Regular Cover), $3.99
Vampirella #24 (Dynamic Forces Ale Garza Risque Red Exclusive Cover), $14.99
Voltron #9 (Sean Chen Regular Cover), $3.99

FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
Castle Waiting Volume II #18, $3.95

FIRST SECOND
Tune Volume 1 Vanishing Point SC, $16.99

FREE PRESS
Superman Is Jewish HC, $25.00

GEMSTONE PUBLISHING
Overstreet Guide To Collecting Comics Volume 1 SC (Joe Jusko Cover), $19.95
Overstreet Guide To Collecting Comics Volume 1 SC (Don Newton Direct Market Cover), $19.95

HORRORHOUND
Horrorhound #38, $6.99

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Will The Wasp Show Up in ‘Iron Man 3′?

The more we learn about Iron Man 3, the more fodder for rumor there is. The latest? Stephanie Szostak is playing Janet Van Dyne, a.k.a. The Wasp. Her addition to the cast was announced before this year’s Comic-Con, her role is still unspecified, and since then we’ve seen next to nothing of her. All we got in the latest trailer was a quick shot of her violently and suggestively shoving Tony Stark against a wall. Those are the facts and nothing about them clearly link Szostak to playing The Wasp.

And this is why it’s a rumor, but a fun rumor I’d love to see play out. The lineup in The Avengers was heavy with dudes, but I don’t want them adding more woman characters without any thought. When they introduce characters I want them to be characters not token inclusions. Black Widow was a character, Maria Hill, eh, not as much.

So where’d this Wasp rumor begin? As with so many things, nowadays, a tweet,

Inside News: When Stephanie Szostak’s role is for Iron Man 3 is announced, fans will go crazy.

- Roger Wardell (@RogerWardell) November 12, 2012

Who’s Roger Wardell when he’s not tweeting? No one really knows, but the guy’s been posting a ton of “Insider News” that has yet to be proven wrong. For instance he was tweeting about The Falcon being in Captain America 2 before it was confirmed. Lucky guess? Maybe.

Wardell isn’t the only one teasing Szostak as The Wasp. ComicBook.com is reporting a “tipster” has told them Szostak is definitely playing Janet van Dyne. So maybe she doesn’t become The Wasp in Iron Man 3, but Janet could be introduced.

Combine the cryptic tweet and ComicBook.com’s “tipster” with reports an early draft of The Avengers included The Wasp. Add in the fact Van Dyne was an original founding member of the team. Remember she’s also often seen in the company of Hank Pym, Ant-Man, as either partner, lover or both and we know Marvel has plans for Ant-Man to appear in Phase 2. All of it this makes Szostak playing The Wasp sound very likely.

What do you think? Sure it’s all hearsay, but it’s intriguing nonetheless. Could Szostak be Janet van Dyne and will we see here become The Wasp in time for Avengers 2?

Source: Screen Rant

More Rumors – ‘Avengers 2’ and ‘Captain America 2’

Welcome to another evening addition of “NerdBastards Latest Marvel Movie Rumors.” Today on the agenda – Captain America 2 and Avengers 2. According to GeekTyrant, there’s a guy by the name of Roger Wardell that has an inside track on what’s going on with all things Marvel “Phase 2″. And according to Wardell’s tweeting, he has some news concerning the aforementioned movies stories.

Best to be warned, if these rumors are true, then they are actually spoilers. Read at your own risk.

First the Avengers 2 tweets:

Inside News: The Masters of Evil will feature in The Avengers 2.

Inside News: The Avengers was about assembling to save the world, but in Avengers 2 the team will be assembling to save themselves.

And next, Captain America: The Winter Soldier:

Inside News: Captain America 2 will feature flashbacks of Black Widow’s past and her complicated relationship with the Winter Soldier.

But that’s all you get for now, dear readers. Check back in a few days (or possibly hours) for all the latest leaking out from between the cracks of Hollywood.

Thanks to GeekTyrant for the update.