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The Battlestar Galactica Revival You Never Saw Coming (1)
Galactica: 1980 is coming back from the television grave - or, at least, from almost 30 years ago - courtesy of Green Lantern movie writer Marc Guggenheim and comic publisher Dynamite Entertainment. More »
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Comment by Ghost_in_the_Machine: Doing Galactica 1980 "the right way" is like making a turd pie "the right way". It's still a big... 3 Responses | Other threads
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Flash Forward
Flash Forward Has A Plan... And It's Not What You're Expecting
If you're expecting new ABC show Flash Forward to be full of Lost-esque unfulfilled teases, you'll be disappointed. Producer Marc Guggenheim says that the show won't be filler, and it also won't be a rehash of Robert Sawyer's original novel. More »
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Comment by EthanRing: The TV show and the book only share the basic premise that an event occurs that shifts people's conciousness forward... 5 Responses | Other threads
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new comics we crave
This Week's Comics: Runaways, Dead Batmen And Khaaaaaaaaan!
Evil wins, superheroes go bad, sidekicks go solo, time gets reset and Buck Rogers makes his comeback. Oh, and there's a Wrath of Khan comic. Is there nothing that this week's comics won't do to try and make you happy?
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Comment by Brain.wav: I hate the digest-sized Runaways.. comics aren't that small for a reason. And you can get the hardcover for... 5 Responses | Other threads
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spider-man
Spider-Man's Frenemy Goes To Iraq
He's been a high-school bully and one of the few people to stand by the embattled Spider-Man, but now Flash Thompson is taking on a whole new role... he's going off to fight in Iraq. An upcoming storyline in The Amazing Spider-Man shows one of the web-slinger's original classmates joining the army in a very special episode of Peter Parker's adventures. But will Thompson make it out alive? More »
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Comment by Smeagol92055: R.O.A.C.H.: You call that accurate? We don't wear green cammies over there; we haven't since day one.Trust me. 3 Responses | Other threads
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green lantern
Green Lantern Movie Finally Takes Flight
Remember that Green Lantern big-screen project? You know, the one that will no longer be a comedy starring Jack Black, as scripted by Robert Smigel (Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, TV Funhouse)? The one that was stuffed out then resurrected again, once the Justice League movie fell apart? The one that won’t star David Boreanaz, but will be directed by Brothers & Sisters exec producer Greg Berlanti and scripted by Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim (another Brothers & Sisters producer who's also scripted some Flash comics for DC), and Michael Green (a Smallville and Heroes producer)? Well, producers are finally convinced they can make some box-office green with that last line-up. More »
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Comment by Lyricl: So as a Jezebelle who occasionally wanders here, I'm at the risk of looking like a total fool. But where... 6 Responses | Other threads
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green lantern
Green Lantern Movie Will Be Respectful, Secretive
Here's the good news about the upcoming Green Lantern movie: Co-writer Marc Guggenheim seems very confident that it'll turn out to be a quality flick that sums up everything great about the character. Here's the bad news: That's pretty much all he'll tell you about the project, because the studio doesn't want people like you to talk about it. Though of course he did spill a little bit anyway. More »
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marc guggenheim
io9 Talks To Marc Guggenheim About Life After Alien Invasions
When Marc Guggenheim isn't finishing up the first draft for the Green Lantern superhero movie (its nearly finished), he's writing Amazing Spider-Man, Young X-Men, the Wolverine video game, and producing the movie Resurrection (based on his comic book about the aftermath of an alien invasion.) Fortunately for us, Marc made some time to answer all of our questions about the countless projects he's working on. Find out what he wants to see in on the screen in Resurrection, possible story lines for Dusk and Cyclops in Young X-Men, new X-character Anole, and if those crazy kids Spider-Man and Black Cat are going to hook up.
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Finally, An Alien Invasion Movie That Shows The Awful Aftermath
What happened after the tripods were defeated in War Of The Worlds? Was it business as usual for Earthlings? Was there looting, murder and mayhem, or had humans learned to love thy neighbor? How does a society regroup from an interplanetary war? Marc Guggenheim's post-apocalyptic comic Resurrectiondeals with just these questions. And as io9 predicted it's getting turned into a movie that follows a group of survivors as they try to reclaim what's left of their lives after a long war against "The Bugs," an alien race. Cover pics after the jump. More »
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Comment by zolielo: @EBone: There was to be a sequel to ID4, even some scenes were shot. However, it died... For a good TV... more » | Other threads
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resurrection
Post-Post-Apocalyptic Comic Book Explores Life After the Aliens Leave Us
While the George Michael-isms of the trailers for ABC's new lawyer-prophet series Eli Stone (premiering tonight) may make you worried about the show's quality and musical taste, you can rest assured that show co-creator Marc Guggenheim's heart is in the right place. Namely, a post-alien apocalyptic Earth. More »
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By graeComment by WookieCookie: Read the first issue they put up. It looks interesting. I really like the idea of what happens AFTER the... more » | Other threads
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