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‘Fantastic Four’ Casting, ‘Firebreather’ News, And ‘Doctor Who’ Complaints In Today’s Twitter Report

Whether or not "True Blood" actor Stephen Moyer is in the running for Doctor Doom in a Fantastic Four movie reboot, Gail Simone has strong feelings about how Sue Storm should be cast, and she tweeted her hopes regarding the part (and Jessica Alba) yesterday. Meanwhile, a "Firebreather" peek sneaked out [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: Andrew Garfield As Spider-Man, Defending ‘Eclipse,’ And Mel Gibson’s Remarks

The whole Wonder Woman clothing topic has been getting kind of stale this week on Twitter, so it was nice of Sony to offer up a new subject with last night's announcement that Andrew Garfield will be Spider-Man. Skottie Young likes him, Chris Samnee wants to know which artist's vision [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: iPhone 4 Problems, A ‘Firebreather’ Movie, And ‘Glee’ Micro-Reviews

Way back last year, you may remember hearing some rumblings about a "Firebreather" series headed to the Cartoon Network. Well, creator Phil Hester tweeted some info yesterday that you may be interested in about a certain TV movie being discussed at San Diego this year. By the time Comic-Con roles around, [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: R.I.P. Jimmy Dean And Al Williamson, Plus Bonnaroo’s Silent Disco

Reports began tricking out into the Twitter Report feed last night that legendary artist Al Williamson passed away. There's been some debate about the original source of the news, but as of right now I haven't seen official confirmation. Nonetheless, memories and appreciations have been trending all morning. News of country [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: Chicago Blackhawks, ‘Justified’ TV, And Nebraska In The Big Ten

The diverse display of reactions to the Chicago Blackhawks' Stanley Cup-winning victory over the Philadelphia Flyers last night was easily summed up by the tweets from Kevin Smith, Chris Eliopoulos and Tom Stillwell today. There was aggressive indifference, celebratory hockey-loving cheer and harsh words for the crowd in Philly. Sports entered [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: ‘American Idol’ Reactions, ‘Wednesday Comics’ And ‘Wonder Woman’

Lee DeWyze, Crystal Bowersox and Bret Michaels grabbed a lot of attention on "American Idol" Wednesday night, and Michaels in particular gave an against-all-odds performance. That wasn't enough to win over Rob Liefeld and Erik Larsen in the end though, and they tweeted accordingly. In other news, Chris Hastings tweeted a [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: The ‘Judge Dredd’ Movie, Celtics And Lakers Basketball, And Steam For Mac

The sincerity of certain tweets in the Twitter Report feed can often be questionable at best, but I'll let you evaluate Jock's details on the new "Judge Dredd" film on your own. I'll tell you who's always sincere, though, and that's Stan Lee. In fact, I personally guarantee you that [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: ‘Flash’ Movie Plans, ‘Robin Hood’ Reviews, And NASCAR Notes

Geoff Johns has been careful recently not to reveal to much about DC's movie plans. Nevertheless, Johns' official word on his goal for a "Flash" movie is "SOON." Meanwhile, Ridley Scott's "Robin Hood" actually does exist right now, and it's been stirring up some reactions this week. Ben Templesmith and Chris [read more]

TWITTER REPORT: ‘Incognito’ Adaptation, Chris Hemsworth As Thor, And Free Comic Book Day

The announcement that Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' "Incognito" has been optioned by Fox led a big morning in comics and movies news topics in the Twitter Report feed. Right behind it was that first picture of Chris Hemsworth as Thor. Everyone obviously had an opinion about both of these [read more]

‘Firebreather’ Footage Turns the Image Comic into a Cartoon Network Feature

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Fans of Phil Hester and Andy Kuhn's Image comic "Firebreather" fans have been waiting for a closer look at Cartoon Network's upcoming CG animated feature since the project's announcement some time ago, and this past Sunday [read more]

Comics FutureStars: The High School Yearbook of the Comics Industry


If you ever need a reminder that the early '90s were a strange, strange time for the comics industry, then look no further than Comics FutureStars. Released by Majestic Entertainment in 1993, FutureStars was a showcase for nearly a hundred artists ... Read more

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