DC Signs Robson Rocha and Otto Schmidt to Exclusive Deals

DC Entertainment has just signed international artists Robson Rocha and Otto Schmidt to exclusive deals with the Burbank company's DC and Vertigo Imprints, expanding its roster of non-North American talent.

Brazillian Robson Rocha worked on a number of New 52 titles, including “Birds of Prey,” “Superboy” and “Batman/Superman” as a penciller, inker and cover artist. He's currently joining forces with writer Sam Humphries on the cosmic adventures of the “Green Lanterns.”

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“I've been a fan of comic books since I was a child,” Rocha said in an official statement. “To have the opportunity to work with the DC characters I admire and love so much is a dream come true. These heroes have helped me believe in a better and much more fantastic world. I hope that my contributions to these characters will help to inspire others.”

DC co-publisher and artist Jim Lee praised Robson's style and highlighted the company's commitment to diversity in its characters and creators: “Robson's treatment of both new Lanterns – Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz – is dynamic and light, showing energy and movement in every panel. Having Robson join our ranks is a win for DC.”

Siberian-born Otto Schmidt now resides on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus and is currently doing all cover and interior work - including pencils, inks and colors - on “Green Arrow,” written by Benjamin Percy. Fans were quick to embrace the duo's take on the Emerald Archer, and the rekindling of his pre-“Flashpoint” romance with Black Canary, resulting in three printings of “Green Arrow: Rebirth #1.”

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“Working with DC on 'Green Arrow' this year has been a pleasure,” said Schmidt. “The fan reaction has been wonderful and I'm excited to show readers even more of what they love. This is a politically and culturally relevant series, but it should also be sexy and fun to read. That's my goal with every page I turn in. How could I not say 'yes' to drawing more Green Arrow and Black Canary for their fans?”

DC Entertainment Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras was enthusiastic about Schmidt's talent and his contribution to increased sales. “His sequential artwork is beautiful and brings a unique look to an incredible series, and issues are flying off the shelves.” He added, “DC is excited that Otto is calling DC his home, and his art will be on our covers and inside our comics for some time to come.”

These latest signings come on the heels of a series of recent additions to DC's roster of talent, including artists Liam Sharp and Andy Kubert, and writers Dan Abnett and Amanda Conner.

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Fan-Made Plastic Man Comic Celebrates Character's 75th Anniversary

While longtime readers of Plastic Man may be disappointed that the character isn't getting much recognition from DC Comics for his 75th anniversary - at least to the extent of characters like Batman or Wonder Woman - there's still a fan base that's quite eager to honor the classic hero's impact on comics. Two of those fans have even created their own homage to Plas in an all-new web comic that honors the character in a modern-day tale.

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The comic, created by Justin Smith and Chris Balcom, is a 'day in the life' story of the hero and his trusty (if slightly unhinged) sidekick, Woozy Winks. The comic sees a disillusioned Plastic Man who, tired of playing the Hollywood version of Batman, returns to detective work. In classic Plastic Man style, our malleable hero stumbles upon the hideout and secret identity of a classic DCU villain whilst dropping gags and innuendoes along the way. Smith manages to accurately capture the dialogue of the character, while Balcom's art is wacky enough to give the comic a traditional, professional touch.

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Having first appeared in “Police Comics” (owned by Quality Comics) in 1941, Plastic Man was created, written and drawn by comics giant Jack Cole. Cole was one of the Golden Age workhorses, known for swapping the American Can factory for the 'assembly line' working conditions of the comic book 'sweatshops' of the day, never letting up on his commitment to quality. The iconic, lightning-paced art of the original series led revered comics creator Art Spiegelman to say that “[“Plastic Man”] literally embodied the comic book form.”

Although he has continued to appear in the mainstream DCU over the years, with Grant Morrison even using him as a mainstay in the JLA during his run, Plastic Man hasn't achieved the fame that might be expected from such a popular character in comic book reader circles.

In Smith and Balcom's work, Plas is asked, “Are they ever going to make a movie about you?” to which he replies, “Probably not. I used to think that was important” - a line that one might find in a Plastic Man Appreciation Group.

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While Plas hasn't had much to do in comics lately, things are looking better for the character on the small screen. New promo art for “Justice League Action”, in addition to the trailer, reveal that Plastic Man will be a part of the upcoming animated series' cast. Perhaps we shouldn't lose hope for a Hollywood adaptation of Plastic Man yet…

Take a look at the web comic below:

Plastic Man

If you're looking to purchase some classic Plastic Man comics, head over to Comixology, where there's currently a digital sale on the character's back catalogue.

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Swipe Right To Rescue: 'Happily Ever Aftr' Blasts Through Its Kickstarter Goal With 22 Days Left To Go

Happily Ever Aftr is a new comic from Ricky Lima and Nicolas Londeix that launched on Kickstarter this week and blew through its initial goal of $3,095 within days, probably because of how interesting its story sounds: A kidnapped princess uses a dating app on her phone to summon knights to rescue her from the villainess who's in love with her.

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Marvel TV Eyes Squirrel Girl-Centric 'New Warriors' Live-Action Comedy

Lest you think Marvel's branch-out into Hulu for a Runaways series was unusual enough, things are about to get even more squirrel-ly. Not only is a New Warriors comedy series officially in development, but fan-favorite Squirrel Girl might take center stage on the live-action project.

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New Marvel MU Teaser Matches Cullen Bunn with Adam Kubert

Marvel Comics has released yet another mysterious “MU” teaser, this time pairing superstar creators Cullen Bunn and Adam Kubert.

The new teaser - which is the exact same as the last two, except for featuring a different artist's name - hints at a Bunn/Kubert collaboration in the pipeline, while the other two featured Steve McNiven and Greg Land, respectively. No further information about “MU” has been revealed, although the date on all three images teases the arrival of more info on September 1.

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'Arrow' Gets a Raggedy Big Bad in First Season 5 Photos

Literal magic may be out of the picture, but can Arrow Season 5 get the figurative kind back? Our first photos of the October 5 premiere are certainly looking good, as a new dark archer takes center stage, while Oliver faces new bad guys in past and present.

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'Gotham' Goes Mad in New Season 3 Trailer

Gotham Season 3 will be laying the Alice in Wonderland puns pretty thick by the arrival of the Mad Hatter, so we'd best get used to it now. Case in point, Season 3 becomes a “Mad City” in a new trailer for the September premiere, and a poster that goes through the looking glass. Crap, now we're doing it.
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“Walking Dead” Showrunner Defends Season 6's Ambiguous Cliffhanger

Warning: Major spoilers follow for the Season 6 finale of “The Walking Dead.”

“The Walking Dead” showrunner Scott M. Gimple now admits that he knew a lot of fans would be angry over “Last Day On Earth,” the Season 6 finale where, after a whole lot of buildup, the writers chose not to reveal the identity of Negan's victim at the hands of his barbed baseball bat, Lucille.

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In a chat with Entertainment Weekly, Gimple promises that fans will be rewarded for the long wait, ensuring that the cliffhanger wasn't created just to piss them off.

On the contrary, Gimple said, “[W]e wanted to give them a new experience, and to give them an experience of suspense and fear, because they don't know what's going to happen. What's actually happening on the show to characters, we want them to feel it. We want them to be surprised.”

Gimple goes on to illustrate how Negan's introduction is much different from the dumpster incident from two seasons ago, where the series made it look like Glenn was getting disemboweled by walkers, even though he wasn't.

“I think in the overarching tapestry of what the show is, these are individual stories that aren't particularly related. I suppose they do both have to do with loss. But I think it is, in some ways, the opposite. The dumpster story was somebody surviving something. It was about a character getting to live. It was really to put the audience in the place of the people in Alexandria. We didn't get to know what happened. It looked like he died but it wasn't unlocked, it wasn't a certainty. But the thing that allowed him to survive was the thing that made it look like he died, which was Nicholas' guts. So, hopefully that story was like, 'Oh, somebody survived! I went through this horrible thing where, oh my god, this character just died, and they survived.'”

RELATED: 11 New “The Walking Dead” Photos Tease Negan & Lucille's Victim

Head over to EW for the full interview with Gimple.

“The Walking Dead” returns to AMC on Sunday, October 23.

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'Captain Marvel' Director Shortlist Adds One More Name

Earlier last week it was reported that Captain Marvel is currently courting three possible directors to helm Marvel's first standalone superheroine origin film. Now it appears another potential name has been added to the list: Rebecca Thomas. Jeff Sneider of Mashable broke the news that Thomas was a "mystery contender" today on his Twitter.
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New Marvel MU Teaser Pairs Cullen Bunn With Greg Land

Following the release of the first mysterious teaser late last week, Marvel has dropped a new teaser for a project known only as “MU.” This new teaser image is identical to the previous one in every way, save one: the artist name.

The previous teaser paired writer Cullen Bunn with artist Steve McNiven; the new teaser features the name of artist Greg Land, who currently works with Bunn on “Uncanny X-Men.” No further information about “MU” has been revealed, although the date on both images teases the arrival of more info on September 1.

“MU” arrives in January 2017.

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'Luke Cage' Tosses Thugs Like Ragdolls in First Full Clip

If you haven't heard of Luke Cage, the first official clip from Netflix's next Defenders series should get you up to speed the easy way. If criminals haven't heard of Luke Cage, well, let's just say they're finding out the hard way.
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Olympian Ryan Lochte is 110% Onboard for Wizard World Richmond

Ryan Lochte, disgraced six-time gold medal-winning Olympic swimmer, will attend Wizard World Richmond as a featured guest. Aside from his impressive record as an Olympic swimmer, Lochte is known for his cameos on “30 Rock,” “Beverly Hills 90210” and as a reality star on the E! network television show “What Would Lochte Do?” Lately, the swimmer has been embroiled in an international scandal.

On August 14, 2016 Lochte claimed he and three other teammates had been robbed at gunpoint when a group of men posing as police stopped their taxi and demanded money and personal belongings. Later reports revealed a very different picture, in which Lochte and his teammates were confronted by security guards at a gas station after vandalizing the establishment.

Lochte was ordered to pay $11,000 to a Brazilian charity and has issued numerous apologies to the people of Rio de Janeiro, the police involved, the Olympic committee and the gas station owner.

“I just want to say I am truly, 110% sorry,” said Lochte in an interview with the Brazilian news outlet Globo.

Despite the controversy, Lochte will attend Wizard World Richmond as a featured guest alongside the likes of William Shatner, “Star Trek” actor; Matt Smith, former “Doctor Who” lead; Dean Ambrose, WWE wrestler; and Jewel Staite, “Firefly” actress. Attendees can purchase photo ops and autographs on top of the convention admission price. A photo with Ryan Lochte costs $50, but an autograph is free.

(via Wizard World, CNN, NY Times)

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Gotham's Bruce Wayne Will Face His Double in Season 3

Things are not what they seem in Fox's “Gotham.” Season Two ended with a truckload of monstrous Indian Hill science experiments spilling out into Gotham City's general population, not least of which being Bruce Wayne's doppelganger. Now, word has come down that the Batman-in-training will meet said doppelganger, and that's where things get interesting.

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Actor ComicBook.com. The two characters are only similar in appearance - despite being played by the same actor.

“Everything else about them, they think differently, they talk differently, they walk differently, they communicate differently,” said Mazouz. “He's pretty weird, the other guy.”

And lest you think Bruce and his double will operate separately throughout the season, Mazouz was quick to point out they'll share plenty of screen time. “I played both roles against myself more than once, and it was weird, really weird,” said the actor. “You'll see!”

The third season of Gotham will also introduce the recast and aged up Poison Ivy, with Maggie Geha taking over for Clare Foley, and the potential for Bruce's relationship with future-Catwoman Selina Kyle to get kicked up a notch. Meanwhile, the Court of Owls will play a major role in the upcoming season, along with new villains like the Mad Hatter and the Tweedle brothers.

“Gotham” returns to Fox for its third season on September 19, 2016.

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'Gotham' Boss Says Superheroes 'Don't Work' on TV, Is Wrong

If any series stood accused of missing what makes live-action superheroes enjoyable, it'd be FOX's Gotham. Well, wouldn't you know it - the showrunner who thinks “prenatal origin stories” and sexualizing 14-year old characters make great fodder for Batman's beginnings says “I don't think superheroes work very well on TV.”
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'X-Men' Spinoff 'New Mutants' Lands 'The Fault in Our Stars' Scribes

It looks like Fox's long-developing New Mutants project is picking up a bit of steam, as the studio has hired The Fault in Our Stars duo Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber to write the screenplay for the X-Men spinoff. The pair will reunite with director Josh Boone for the film, which will follow a younger group of mutant outcasts as they cope with newfound powers.

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Spider-Man Gets Ready to Change the World in New Champions Teaser

Miles Morales changed the face of “Ultimate Spider-Man” comics when he took up Peter Parker's mantle almost five years ago, and now he's about the change the world. The latest teaser for Mark Waid and Humberto Ramos' “Champions” puts Miles front and center with the tagline “change the world.”

This latest teaser follows several other images spotlighting each member of the team, including Nova, Hulk (Amadeus Cho), Cyclops and Viv Vision. Though she hasn't received her own teaser yet, Ms. Marvel will also be on the team. Like Nova and Ms. Marvel, Miles was on the All-New, All-Different Avengers, at least up until recently.

As with previous teasers, it's likely that Marvel will have more solo shots of the rest of the team coming later this week. Keep checking back with CBR for more “Champions” teasers as Marvel NOW! approaches. “Champions” #1 from Mark Waid and Humberto Ramos arrives in stores on October 5th.

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'American Gods' Teases Fuller Photo of Kristen Chenoweth's Easter

Starz and Bryan Fuller's American Gods has gone a bit quiet since the trailer premiere at Comic-Con and subsequent TCA panel, but a Fuller reunion is always worth the wait. Enter Pushing Daisies alum Kristin Chenoweth decked out as Easter, the latest American God given a photo tease.

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Spider-Gwen Swings into Marvel's Animated “Ultimate Spider-Man”

Everyone's favorite alternate universe lady web-slinger is set to take Marvel's animated “Ultimate Spider-Man” by storm. Spider-Gwen will make her animated debut in the four-part storyline “Return to the Spider-Verse,” in which Spider-Man and Miles Morales will visit several of Marvel's storied alternate realities and meet their many, varied Spider-persons.

Each season of Marvel's “Ultimate Spider-Man” takes on a new subtitle, with the current fourth season dubbed “Ultimate Spider-Man vs. The Sinister Six.” The forthcoming storyline is meant to cap off the season with a big bang, introducing new setting and characters, of which Spider-Gwen is just one, according to a report on IGN.

Other alternate universe Spideys set to appear in the arc include Blood Spider, Wolf Spider, Web Beard, Webslinger and Spider Cowboy.

Created by Jason Latour and Robbi Rodriguez in 2014's “Edge of Spider-Verse” #2, Spider-Gwen is a resident of Earth 65, an alternate universe Earth in Marvel canon. In Earth 65's timeline, Gwen Stacey became Spider-Woman after she was bitten by a radioactive spider instead of Peter Parker. Parker eventually became jealous of Stacey's newfound powers and turned himself into an alternate version of the villainous Lizard.

“Ultimate Spider-Man's” season-ending arc, “Return to the Spider-Verse,” premieres August 27, 2016 on Disney XD. Spider-Gwen will make her debut during the arc's fourth installment, airing September 17, 2016.

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John Krasinski Blames Chris Hemsworth's Bod of Thunder for His Failed Captain America Audition

The Marvel Cinematic Universe, now in its eighth year, has been known to kickstart a lot of otherwise unknown actors' careers, and give some their big break while rebooting others' careers. While Robert Downey Jr. definitely had the biggest name at the start, it wasn't easy for Jon Favreau to convince the Marvel execs that he was right for Tony Stark, but we're all so glad he did. Chris Evans' only other blockbuster credit was as the Human Torch in Fox's Fantastic Four (2005) and its ill-fated sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007), but his chiseled jawline soon landed him the title role in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger.
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New 'Flash' Season 3 Trailer, Plus Clarification on 'Rival' Speedster

The Flash Season 3 already raised a multiverse of questions by its big “Flashpoint” twist, not the least of which was another speedster glimpsed on set against Wally West. Most presumed that actor Todd Lasance was behind the “Savitar” role teased as our new big bad, but fresh footage and intel clarifies Barry's new “Rival.”
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Linda Park Confronts Wally West in "Titans" #2 Preview

The classic Titans are back in action in the second issue of Dan Abnett, Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund's exciting new series.

10 Most Important Takeaways from Marvel's November Solicitations

CBR runs down the biggest points from Marvel's November solicitations, including "Ghost Rider," "Invincible Iron Man" and more!

Huntress Brings Conflict to the Nest in "Batgirl and the Birds of Prey" #1

Julie Benson, Shawna Benson and Claire Roe's "Batgirl and the Birds of Prey" #1 is a good start to the ongoing series.

It's Betty And The Waves Vs. The Ronnies In 'Archie' #11 [Preview]

Archie and the gang have always had a pretty interesting relationship to music. I mean, "the kids form a band" is a pretty standard plot for virtually any story about teenage characters, but the Archies have the distinction of actually producing the real-life #1 single of 1969, coming in ahead of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, and Johnny Cash. That kind of accomplishment, even almost 50 years later, is going to shape how those comics work.
So with that in mind, it's always a pretty big deal when Riverdale's favorite teens break out the instruments and start jamming, and in this week's Archie #11, Betty and Veronica are taking their rivalry to a whole new musical level. Check out the formation of the Ronnies and Betty and the Waves in a preview below!
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If You Loved 'Kubo And The Two Strings', Try These Comics Next [Kids' Comics]

Whenever Laika put out a new film, it's worth sitting up and paying and attention, and between films like Paranorman, Coraline and The Boxtrolls, the studio has proved itself one of the best places for nuanced and touching approaches to films aimed at children.

Laika's newest release, Kubo and the Two Strings, is based on classic Chinese stories and traditions, and comics is a medium that has provided opportunities for creators from around the world to tell their own cultures' stories and traditions. If you loved Kubo and the Two Strings, we've put together a list of five comics to check out next. Love that? Try this!

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Stan Lee Is Fine with Zendaya as "Spider-Man: Homecoming's" Mary Jane

The co-creator of the Marvel Comics character recently offered his opinion on the rumored casting of Zendaya as Mary Jane.

What You Might Have Missed In DC Comics' November 2016 Solicitations

Every month, comic publishers release their solicitation announcements to provide information to both readers and retailers on comics that are coming out in three months' time, but there's so much information dropped at once that a lot can slip through the cracks.
This month in DC's solicits, it's all about big returns, especially when it comes to villains we haven't seen for a while. Also, the return of a fan-favorite DCYou series in the unlikeliest of places, and the return of a classic Teen Titan back to confront his supervillain father!
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"The Legend of Zelda: Art and Artifacts" Book Coming From Dark Horse

This new book from Dark Horse will feature over 400 pages of exclusive interviews, art and more that covers the history of the Nintendo video game.

'Luke Cage' Gets Misty-Eyed in New Netflix Photo

We're just over a month from Netflix's long-awaited Luke Cage premiere, and if any one character has fans more excited for the big man himself, it's Simone Missick's Misty Knight. The Marvel hero in her own right made sparse appearances in the trailer and photos, but gets full spotlight in a new still from the coming premiere.
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Watch Batman, Iron Man Action Figures Clash in Impressive Stop-Motion Movies

Watch Batman, Harley, the Joker, Deadpool, Spider-Men, Iron-Men and more fight in this excellent series of mini-movies.

Fin Fang Foom Gets a New Career in "Drax" #10

Marvel's mightiest dragon has traded in his giant purple underwear for a new outfit and purpose in life!

Marvel's Jeph Loeb on Real-World Relevance of "Luke Cage"

Head of Marvel Television Jeph Loeb talks to CBR about what makes "Luke Cage" unique, and the show's social relevancy.

Gun Dealer Uninvited from Wizard World Chicago

Following controversy and criticism, a gun dealer won't be exhibiting at Wizard World Chicago after all.

'Guardians of the Galaxy' to Appear in 'Avengers: Infinity War' Because Vin Diesel Says So

We have another update on Vin Diesel courtesy of Vin Diesel, your source for all the latest Vin Diesel news. No, it's not more Fast 8 drama (#candyassgate was tragically short-lived), but it does involve another major franchise. According to Diesel, Chris Pratt's Star-Lord won't be the only Guardian of the Galaxy to appear in Avengers: Infinity War, as the actor claims that the whole team will be joining their occasionally fearless leader for the upcoming MCU event.

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Weekender: Mare Odomo, 'Performance', And Calling Cthulhu

The weekend is here! Take a look back at what's happened in the past seven days. New comics, new stories, new podcasts, new art being made - it's all part of the ComicsAlliance Weekender!

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Zendaya's Secret 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Role Revealed

Marvel and Sony have been a bit secretive about a few of the characters in Spider-Man: Homecoming - particularly the one played by Disney Channel star Zendaya, who is simply credited as “Michelle.” But according to a new report, Zendaya's role is no longer a secret, as the true identity of her mysterious character in the reboot has been revealed. SPOILERS ahead.
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PREVIEWS: "Venom," "Star Wars" & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 24, 2016

"Venom" sees Flash face-off against Spider-Man in a "Civil War II" tie-in, "Star Wars" goes after the Empire's Star Destroyer Harbinger, and more!

LOOK: New Ashley Wood-Designed Black Widow Figure

This 1/6th scale Black Widow figure from ThreeA looks like the Marvel hero just stepped out of a '60s spy thriller.

Cartoon Network Announces a Side-Scrolling Beat-Em-Up With Steven Universe, Adventure Time, Regular Show And More

Today, GameMill Entertainment announced that this November will see the release of Cartoon Network Battle Crashers, a side-scrolling multiplayer action game featuring the stars of Adventure Time, Regular Show, Steven Universe and more, which will finally allow Steven to realize his potential as the Mike Haggar of the 21st Century.

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Natalie Portman is Unsure of Her Marvel Future

Natalie Portman recently discussed whether or not she will appear in any future Marvel movies.

LOOK: Comic Artist Dan Hipp Creates "Stranger Things" Fan Art

"Teen Titans Go!" Art Director Dan Hipp has created an awesome fan art "Stranger Things" comic book cover featuring the best '80s references.

LOOK: Cavill Poses with Little Fans On the Set of "Justice League"

Henry Cavill met a few young fans while filming "Justice League" this week, rocking Superman's signature hair curl.

EXCL. PREVIEW: Stela's "Jaeger" Hunts the Nazis That Got Away

Exclusively on the Stela app, Ibrahim Moustafa is serving up a new Nazi-hunting comic series that seeks out justice for a POW.

'Kubo and the Two Strings' Review: A Mythological Masterpiece From Laika

Anomalisa is a tough stop-motion act to follow (to be fair, Charlie Kaufman typically sets the bar pretty high), but if anyone is suited for the task it's Laika, the studio behind delightful animated features like ParaNorman and The Boxtrolls. Their latest effort blends Laika's usual wit and charm with stunning visuals matched by an equally remarkable journey, making Kubo and the Two Strings an epic worthy of the eponymous character's vibrant mythology.

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Star Wars-Themed "Scum & Villainy Cantina" Coming to Hollywood

No need to travel all the way to Tatooine to experience "scum and villainy", when you'll be able to get it first hand in Hollywood.

DC Comedy 'Powerless' Loses Showrunner to Creative Differences

If ever you wondered how NBC might sustain a Powerless comedy set within the DC universe, its showrunner is left to wonder as well. Reports confirm Ben Queen has departed the superhero-adjacent insurance comedy ahead of production, owing to differences with Warner Bros.

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Will Ferrell is Your New Sherlock Holmes, Obviously

"Stepbrothers" and "Talladega Nights" co-stars Ferrell and John C. Reilly will re-team for a comedic take on Arthur Conan Doyle's classic sleuth.

The Man Behind the Cat: Celebrating Otto Messmer

Otto Messmer will be forever associated with one character, and it's a character he didn't even get credit for creating until years after the fact.

Messmer was born in Union City, New Jersey (then called West Hoboken) on August 16, 1892. As a student at the Thomas School of Art in New York City from 1911–1913, he provided illustrations for fashion catalogs as part of a work-study program with the Acme Agency. But what he really wanted to do was get into the relatively new artform of animation. He was fascinated by early cartoons like Winsor McCay's How a Mosquito Operates, and was already drawing his own comics for local papers by the age of 20.

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WATCH: "Walking Dead's" Yeun, Producers Explain How Glenn Survived in Glory Detail

From "The Walking Dead" season six bonus features comes "Guts and Glory," a breakdown of Nicholas and Glenn's final moments together.

'Guardians' Director James Gunn Doubts Any Marvel TV Crossovers

If any Marvel movie director had a take on long-awaited crossovers, it'd be Guardians of the Galaxy boss James Gunn. The Vol. 2 director is only now preparing to share his interstellar heroes with The Avengers, but even Gunn doubts we'll see the other Earth-based TV heroes taking part in the great Infinity War.

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It's Hammer Time With These 'Thor: The Dark World' Facts

Thor doesn't go anywhere without his famous hammer Mjolnir. But did you know the Mjolnir seen in Thor: The Dark World is different than the ones in Thor and The Avengers? It's 10 percent larger than the first Mjolnir, and it's design incorporates elements from Thor's new costume in The Dark World. That's just one of the Asgardian facts featured in the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies!
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12 More Unexpected Marvel Characters We Want to See on "Agents of SHIELD"

The arrival of Ghost Rider opens the door to plenty of Marvel Comics characters joining the ABC series, and we rounded up some we want right now.

'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Ghost Rider Origin Might Return Kyle MacLachlan

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. opting to include an iteration of Ghost Rider in Season 4 opens any number of doors for new Marvel characters, but comic fans may also have picked up on Robbie Reyes' connection to Daisy Johnson's father, played in Season 2 by Kyle MacLachlan. Agents bosses have their own spin on the new Ghost Rider's origin, but will we see Daisy's dad return this year?
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"Gotham's" Bruce Wayne Has an Idea For a Clark Kent Cameo

Star David Mazouz makes a pitch to bring the Boy of Steel to the mean streets of Gotham City.

The Warriors Three Might Be Back for 'Thor: Ragnarok'

While many fans of the Thor movies gravitate towards the charismatic villainy of Tom Hiddleston  -  and for very good reason  -  I've always secretly had a thing for Lady Sif and the Warriors Three. Thor's faithful allies have never gotten a tremendous amount of screen time, but they have always been there when things get a little out of hand, ready to throw down against frost demons, alien armies, and disloyal Asgardians alike.
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I Love the "Rogue One" Cast -- And That's Why They Should Die

With "Rogue One's" close proximity to "Star Wars," there might be only one way to ensure the film's heroes go out on top.

First Photos of Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence in "Passengers"

The two star in the sci-fi romance as passengers on a spaceship headed to a distant planet who awake years before arriving at the destination.

Make Your Own Adorable "Suicide Squad" Paper Figures

With a little patience, you can assemble your own origami squad with these printout templates.

The Greatest Superhero Origins of All Time

CSBG counts down the greatest superhero origin of all-time. Is it Spider-Man? Batman? Captain America? Find out!

LOOK: "Fantastic Beasts" Unleashes Some of Its Magical Creatures

A closer look at the fantastic beasts from the upcoming film reveals some creatures recognizable from Harry Potter's classes.

Mark Hamill Pays Tribute to "Star Wars" Co-Star Kenny Baker

The "Star Wars" icon bid farewell to "a lifelong loyal friend," whom he praised for his optimism and determination.

'Wonder Woman' Director on Production Trouble Rumors: 'Entirely False'

When I was a kid, it seemed like I was always getting dragged into fights with my parents that my younger brother would start. He would say something rude to my parents, things would escalate, and before I knew it, my mom was waving her arms in the air and shouting something about how “you two” were always misbehaving or getting into trouble. Meanwhile, I'm sitting in the corner reading a Star Wars novel and wondering just how the heck I got involved in this fight to begin with.

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Like "Batman V Superman," "Suicide Squad" Experiences Steep Box-Office Plunge

The Warner Bros. film plummeted 79 percent at the Friday box office, but will finish its second weekend on top.

'Shazam!' Producer Opens Up About Their Film's Fit in the DC Cinematic Universe

It feels a little wrong to just keep talking about upcoming Dwayne Johnson movies as if he isn't at war with Vin Diesel over the future of the Fast and the Furious franchise. What if they never reconcile? What if this is the beef that finally tears the Toretto family apart? Then again, I'd like to think that neither Johnson nor Diesel would want us to put our lives on hold while we're worrying about them. Life must go on, you know?

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'Gotham' Says Aged-Up Poison Ivy Won't Have Any Sexuality or Powers

Gotham weirdness aside, it feels like Season 3 straddles a line with the decision to age proto-Poison Ivy character Ivy Pepper from 14 year-old actor Clare Foley into 28 year-old Maggie Geha. Early promotional shots haven't done the spin any favors, but producers and cast argue that Gotham Season 3 won't utilize the Batman character's inherent sexuality, or even her plant-related abilities.

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WATCH: "Futurama's" Hypnotoad Brought to Life for Fan Film

Get ready to be slightly creeped out by the very life like, live-action Hypnotoad, created by the wizards from "Adam Savage's Tested."

"Suicide Squad's" Joel Kinnaman Sees a Silver Lining In Critics' Poor Reviews

For "Suicide Squad's" Rick Flagg, the bright side to the negative critical reviews is a better movie going experience for the fans.

'Jessica Jones' Boss Hints at Multiple Villains for Season 2

Jessica Jones Season 2 details have been hard to come by, what with Season 1 plumbing the comic character's most recognizable stories, and Marvel slotting Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and The Defenders in between. Now, Jessica Jones boss Melissa Rosenberg offers a bit of new intel, including multiple villains to follow Kilgrave, and an evolving dynamic with Trish.

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Damn Right 'The Flash' Season 3 Will Visit Grodd in Gorilla City

The path to Grodd has been a rewarding one for Flash fans, to slowly set up his arrival in Season 1, and go full Fay Wray in Season 2, so you didn't think we'd leave that killa gorilla out in the jungle for Season 3, did you? Oh yes, The Flash Season 3 is headed to Grodd's Gorilla City, and for two full episodes at that.

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PREVIEWS: "Thor," "Poe Dameron" & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 17, 2016

It's Jane Foster vs. S.H.I.E.L.D. in "The Mighty Thor"; "Star Wars: Poe Dameron" imprisons the titular pilot in a Republic compound, and more!

The Best Monsters Marvel Comics Created to Fight Godzilla!

When Marvel published Godzilla comics, they created some brand-new monsters to fight the behemoth and CSBG spotlights the cream of the monster crop!

'Arrow' Confirms Dolph Lundgren Big Bad for Final Flashback Season

We've known for some time the likelihood that Arrow would end its flashback cycle altogether with Season 5, but however much flack the format gets, they're going out with bang. Ivan Drago himself, Dolph Lundgren must break the Arrow, guesting as a major new big bad for the season.

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"Suicide Squad's" Captain Boomerang is a Total "My Little Pony" Brony

Jai Courtney's character from "Suicide Squad" is big fan of "My Little Pony," making him a Brony, confirms David Ayer.

Report: 'The Flash' Season 3 Finally Casts Mirror Master

Two seasons in, The Flash very quickly burned through introductions of the character's major comic “Rogues Gallery,” albeit with one notable exception. New reports suggest Season 3 will finally cast the infamous Mirror Master, among other Flash villains the likes of The Top, and others.

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Valiant Comics Joins Quidd App to Offer First Trading Card Set in 20 Years

There comes a time in a comic book company's revival where you can no longer call it a revival and you have to acknowledge that it has finally arrived. There are a number of factors to calculate in such an equation, but things like steady releases of consistent, quality books isn't quite as important to the science of the matter as more tangential ideas like board games, action figures and of course, trading cards.

Faithful readers, thanks to the launch of its own digital trading card series within the Quidd app, today is the day Valiant has made it.

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WATCH: "Arrival" Teaser Gives First Look at Alien Tech

The first look at Denis Villeneuve's new movie hints at what the film's aliens will look like, and how it could differ from its source material.

New Hellboy Graphic Novel Co-Written by Mignola Coming in 2017

Mike Mignola isn't quite finished with Hellboy after all, co-writing a new graphic novel for Dark Horse with co-writer and artist Garry Gianni.

'Hellboy: Into The Silent Sea' Graphic Novel Arrives In 2017

Dark Horse has announced a new Hellboy original graphic novel to be released in the spring of 2017: Hellboy: Into the Silent Sea, co-written by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola, co-written and drawn by Gary Gianni, and colored by Dave Stewart.

But wait, you may be asking, didn't Hellboy die and go to Hell? Yes, and unlike so many other comic book heroes, he remains dead. But Hellboy's story was never very linear, and there are still adventures from his long life that we don't yet know about. This story in particular takes place after the events of the 2005 Hellboy story The Island.

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New 'Luke Cage' Photos Reveal Cottonmouth's Crew, Support Cast

Just yesterday, Marvel's Luke Cage hit the Netflix scene like a ton of bricks by its first trailer, following earlier sneak peeks at Comic-Con 2016. We took a closer look, but see for yourself as Harlem's hero for hire shows off more of the supporting cast and villainous crew with a new round of photos.

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"Suicide Squad" Goes 8-Bit In Fan Artwork

One artist rendered the entire team as characters in an 8-bit video game, complete with rudimentary animation

"Supergirl" S2 Synopsis Hypes Superman Team-Up, Search for Cadmus & More

A new "Supergirl" synopsis promises Superman, new villains and self discovery for Kara as the series heads into its second season, on the CW.

'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Casts 'Orange Is the New Black's Michael Chernus as The Tinkerer

Recent reports that Logan Marshall-Green (aka Not Tom Hardy) had joined the cast of Spider-Man: Homecoming as secondary villain The Tinkerer may have been a bit hasty. It looks like Michael Keaton's Vulture has found a new sidekick, as Orange Is the New Black star Michael Chernus has signed on to play Phineas Mason in Marvel and Sony's highly-anticipated reboot.

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Brad Pitt Wants David Fincher to Direct the "World War Z" Sequel

Writer-producer Brad Pitt reportedly met with the acclaimed director to discuss the possibility of helming "World War Z 2."

"Lumberjanes" Movie Finds its Director in Emily Carmichael

20th Century Fox has tapped Carmichael to helm the film adaptation of BOOM! Studios' hit fantasy series.

EXCL. PREVIEW: "Black-Eyed Kids" #5 Packs Horrific Murder, Dark Mystery

CBR has the first look at the latest installment Joe Pruett and Szymon Kudranski's hot new horror series that will have you fearing kids forever.

"Suicide Squad" Breaks Record for August Monday at the Box Office

The villain-centric DC Comics film secured the record for the best box office performance ever, for a Monday, in August.

Stewart Says New Wolverine Film Will Probably Be His Last Go as Professor X

Speaking at the University of Huddersfield, Sir Patrick Stewart floated the idea that the upcoming movie might be his last X-Men film for Fox.

Hitting The Jackpot: A Celebration Of Mary Jane Watson

On this day in 1966, Peter Parker was confronted with the eight iconic words that would change his life forever, as Stan Lee and John Romita finally introduced Mary Jane Watson as a supporting character in The Amazing Spider-Man. Whether it's as wife, confidante, or a take no prisoners model/actress/nightclub owner, Mary Jane has been one of the most enduring and important supporting characters in comics for half a century.

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'BIRDS OF PREY' TV REWATCH, EPISODE 6: 'PRIMAL SCREAM'

Shortly after the debut of Smallville, but long before comic book superhero TV shows were as commonplace as they are today, the WB launched a live-action Birds of PreyTV series that lasted just one 13-episode season, and seems little mourned today. In an effort to determine just what went wrong with the seemingly before-its-time show, our Bird Watching team of Meredith Tomeo and Caleb Mozzocco are watching and dissecting every episode. You can watch along with us on DVD or digitally on iTunes or Amazon.

In this episode, the producers do their level best to adapt Point Break with Huntress in the Johnny Utah role. For better or worse, it is neither as awesome nor as spectacularly bad as that sounds. "Primal Scream" originally aired on November 13 of 2002, and was written by Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz, Adam Armus and Kay Foster, and directed by Jim Charleston.

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John Stewart Mourns Fallen Officers in "Hal Jordan & the Green Lantern Corps" #2 Preview

Lanterns are dying off in extreme numbers in Robert Venditti, Rafa Sandoval and Jordi Tarragona's "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #2.

'Luke Cage' Trailer Breakdown: 18 Steely Details You Might Have Missed

Weeks after its first official teaser at Comic-Con, Marvel's Netflix Luke Cage got us all Misty with a proper trailer, teasing some snakelike foes and familiar faces for the Harlem hero. We couldn't help diving way deeper into every frame of footage, so what secrets of Luke Cage hit the streets?

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Frank J. Barbiere And Victor Santos Bring 'Violent Love' To Image Comics

We're currently in the midst of what you could call a crime comics revival, with Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips reigning supreme as kings of the genre, David Lapham's Stray Bullets returning stronger than ever and Titan Comics set to launch an entire line of comics in conjunction with Hard Case Crime.

Another new crime comic was announced today, as Frank J. Barbiere and Victor Santos' pulpy throwback Image Comics series Violent Love aims to tell the tale of two notorious criminals who could not be more different from one another, but find that opposites attract and the results are deadly.

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"Detective Comics" #938 Preview Flashes Back to Batwoman's Tragic Past

James Tynion IV, Alvaro Martinez and Raul Fernandez explore Kate's past and commitment to the military in this week's "Detective Comics."

'Gotham' Season 3 Talks Aged-Up Poison Ivy, 'Suicide Squad' and Joker Cult

There's no question that FOX's Gotham works best with its weirder tendencies, but Season 3 has at least some questionable choices to tackle. Out of TCA, Gotham bosses explain the decision to age up Claire Foley's li'l Poison Ivy into a young seductress, as well previewing proto-Suicide Squad members like Killer Croc, and a Joker cult in Season 4.
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Hulu Docuseries "Limelight" to Feature "Batman" Co-Creator Bill Finger

"Batman" co-creator Bill Finger will be the subject of a Hulu film series called "Limelight" which highlights men and women who shape pop culture.

"Suicide Squad" Easter Egg Reveals Harley Quinn's Involvement in Robin's Murder

A blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter egg addresses the murder of Batman's Robin, who was revealed to be dead in "Batman v Superman."

'Arrow,' 'Flash,' 'Supergirl' and 'Legends' Step Forward in New Crossover Tease

Like The Flash and Arrow before them, Supergirl and the Legends of Tomorrow will up the excitement considerably to stand beside their fellow CW heroes onscreen. Now, we at least know what their feet look like together, as Stephen Amell reprises an old teaser to signal the start of crossover production.

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"Stranger Things" Star Shannon Purser REALLY Wants to Play Squirrel Girl

After teasing her interest in playing Squirrel Girl, the 19-year-old actress explains what's so appealing about the Marvel Comics heroine.

Marvel Boss Talks 'Misty Knight' Spinoff, 'Iron Fist' Appearance

We've seen Marvel change its plans often enough, between shifted movie release dates and additional seasons/spinoffs for the Netflix series, so might a Misty Knight series be waiting in the wings of Luke Cage? The Marvel hero has a strong-armed history all her own, and executive producers are more than excited for the possibility.

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Misty Knight Confirmed For Netflix's "Iron Fist"

Following "Luke Cage, Simone Missick will reprise her role as the fan-favorite Misty Knight in Netflix's next Marvel series.

Looks Like Another 'Jessica Jones' Star Is Gearing Up for 'The Defenders'

More and more, it seems as if the worlds of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist will bleed into one another for The Defenders, and if you thought Jessica would join up without her best fiend in tow, you've got hell to pay. A new post from Jessica Jones star Rachael Taylor makes it seem as if Trish Walker is training to Defend herself in a big way.

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LOOK: "Darth Vader" #24 Teases Anakin's "Dagobah Moment" Reveal

The series' penultimate issue takes readers back to a defining moment in Anakin Skywalker's life before he became a Sith Lord.

Zack Snyder Directed a Scene in 'Suicide Squad' Because Of Course He Did

Today in “news that is hardly surprising,” Zack Snyder directed a scene in Suicide Squad, and no, it wasn't any of the stuff involving Ben Affleck's Batman. It was, however, one of the later additions to David Ayer's super-villain team-up, and it has something to do with that other big DC superhero cameo. Spoilers ahead, obviously - unless you don't mind that sort of thing.
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PREVIEWS: "A-Force," "Empress" & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 10, 2016

"A-Force" goes behind Thanos' attack on She-Hulk, King Morax executes everyone in his path in "Empress," and more!

'Agent Carter' Specials Would Fill 'Conviction' Gaps, Says Hayley Atwell

The writing for Agent Carter seemed pretty much on the wall with the announcement of Hayley Atwell's ABC Conviction pilot, even as many suggested the Marvel star could balance filming both. Sadly, Conviction won the day regardless, but according to Atwell, ABC might have commissioned Agent Carter specials to help fill the gap between actual seasons.

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Film Adaptation of Daniel Clowes' "Wilson" Lands Release Date

Woody Harrelson stars in Daniel Clowes' "Wilson," coming to theaters in 2017.

Third "Lois Lane" YA Novel From Gwenda Bond On The Way

The next installment in the young adult book series will explore Lois' online romance and her commitment to fighting crime in Metropolis.

PlayStation 'Powers' Down: Superhero Drama Canceled After Season 2

It took years to finally get an adaptation of Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming's Powers comic off the ground, but only two to bring it crashing back to Earth. After two seasons, Bendis confirms that the expensive and ambitious PlayStation series will come to an end.

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Funko Summons Adorable "Doctor Strange" Figures

Marvel Studios'' "Doctor Strange" inspires new Pop! Vinyl and Dorbz collectible lines from Funko.

The Replacements: Odinson And The Legacy Of Thor

Since the dawn of the Silver Age, legacy characters have been a staple of superhero fiction, and having a new character step into a well loved role can open up new opportunities for writers and artists to tell different kinds of stories. In The Replacements, we'll look back at the notable and not-so-notable heroes and villains to assume some of the most iconic mantles in the superhero genre.

The Mighty Thor is a hero as old as time and a founding Avenger, but The Prince of Asgard is not the only person to bear that moniker. Over time there have been other heroes and villains who have attempted to claim the name of Thor, and not all of them were considered worthy.

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EXCLUSIVE: Vintage Villain, Old Ally Return on Alex Ross' "Amazing Spider-Man" #21 Cover

A pair of familiar (albeit masked) faces join the fun as Spidey's "Clone Conspiracy" gets even more complicated in November.

Valiant Announces A New Deck-Building Game Featuring Ninjak, Bloodshot, Faith, And More

If you've never played a deckbuilding game, they have all the strategy and randomization of a collectible card game, but with everything included, so that you don't have to shell out an exorbitant amount of money for booster packs in the hopes that you'll get a card that you need. They're great, and some of the most fun I've had playing them has been with the ones that are based on superheroes. The only problem is that none of those games feature Ninjak.
Now, that's going to change. As we head into Gen Con in Indianapolis, Valiant Entertainment and Catalyst Games have announced the upcoming release of The Valiant Universe Deckbuilding Game, which features not just cards, but also miniatures based on Bloodshot, X-O Manowar, Faith, and yes... Ninjak.
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KC Green Launches Kickstarter For 'This Is Fine' Plush Doll

If you're on the internet, there's no doubt you've seen KC Green's instantly memetic cartoon strip where a dog in a bowler hat sips coffee as his kitchen burns down around him. As the flames lap at his feet, he utters only three words; "This is fine." The two panels from a longer strip have been shared likely millions of times at this point, often without attribution to Green or his webcomic Gunshow, but as of late there's been a renewed push for recognition.
Green has launched a Kickstarter for a plush doll of the "This is fine" dog, which comes complete with a hat, coffee mug, and that trademark blank stare that we all know and love (and feel, deep in our souls). KC Green has also debuted a sequel to the original strip, addressing the current state of global affairs.
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On The Cheap: Check Out Overlooked Jason Aaron Classics In Comixology's Sale

In 2016, Jason Aaron is a superstar writer working on titles like The Mighty Thor and Star Wars, while also putting out hit creator-owned books such as Southern Bastards. Several years ago, however, he was an up-and-comer with one hit Vertigo miniseries and an ongoing that was starting to garner some buzz, and he was let loose on a handful of Marvel titles where he established himself as a key player for the company to build itself around.

This week, Comixology has a sale on select titles from across Jason Aaron's time at Marvel Comics, and among them are some comics that you may have missed when they were coming out, which you absolutely need to grab while they're on sale.

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WATCH: History of Marvel, DC Movies & Their Box Office Performance

A new video chronicles the evolution of comic book movies at the box office, covering "Superman: The Movie," "Howard the Duck" and more.

'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' Reveals Yondu's New Look

Those who attended Marvel's panel at Comic-Con last month were treated to the first footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, which featured some exciting reveals - including a little bit of an upgrade for Michael Rooker's Yondu. Marvel isn't releasing any of that footage anytime soon, so if you weren't at Comic-Con, then you might be interested in this new image of everyone's favorite Ravager.
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It's Movie Night in the Batcave

Greg Hatcher details how the best Batman movies out there aren't coming to theaters, they're being released directly on Blu-ray and digital.

'Supergirl' Season 2 Confirms Reduced Role for Calista Flockhart

Supergirl may have flown in a Superman for Season 2, but will still lose its next-most super-star in the transition to Vancouver. As expected, Calista Flockhart will have a reduced role as Cat Grant, appearing only in a guest star capacity.

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LOOK: Benedict Cumberbatch Mystifies In New "Doctor Strange" Images

Benedict Cumberbatch's Stephen Strange is front and center in these new, colorful, and psychedelic "Doctor Strange" calendar images.

Unlimited Extras: What's Coming To Comixology Unlimited In August

If you missed the announcement a few weeks ago, Comixology's new Unlimited service is being touted as Netflix for indie comics. Subscribers pay a flat monthly fee, and they get access to a library of titles from publishers like Image, Valiant, Archie and more, including smaller self-publishers. And, like Netflix, new stuff is showing up on a monthly basis to keep readers hooked.
This month, as we roll into August, Comixology has announced the addition of another 25 titles --- and if you're looking for a good place to start, I've got a couple of suggestions. Starting today, you can read the entirety of Jody Houser, Francis Portela, and Marguerite Sauvage's Faith miniseries from Valiant, and the first volume of Eric Jones and Landry Q. Walker's amazing Danger Club.
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"Suicide Squad" Box Office Projections On the Rise; Tracking for $130-140M Debut

New projections for "Suicide Squad's" opening weekend suggest that the DC Comics-based film could be the third-highest opener this year.