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Ol'Skool Classic
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Anyone think Hollywood will ever get around to doing a live action remake/reboot to this particular property considering if they do it right, it has the potential of being a franchise either in movie sequels or TV series form?
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As long as they keep that original Queen song or a variation of it,Anyone think Hollywood will ever get around to doing a live action remake/reboot to this particular property considering if they do it right, it has the potential of being a franchise either in movie sequels or TV series form?
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Marvel and DC will publish two crossover one-shots featuring Batman and Deadpool, one in September and one in November, marking the first time the two publishers have collaborated on such a project since the 2003 JLA/Avengers miniseries.
The two-issue crossover will kick off with Deadpool/Batman #1, by writer Zeb Wells and artist Greg Capullo, which will be published by Marvel. The story follows Wade Wells as he takes on an assignment in Gotham City and crosses paths with Batman. The comic will be released on September 17, 2025, with a main cover by Capullo.
Batman/Deadpool #1, by writer Grant Morrison and artist Dan Mora, will be published by DC in November 2025 with a main cover by Mora.
In addition to the main stories, both issues will feature backup stories that match up characters from the two publishers.
The two-issue crossover will kick off with Deadpool/Batman #1, by writer Zeb Wells and artist Greg Capullo, which will be published by Marvel. The story follows Wade Wells as he takes on an assignment in Gotham City and crosses paths with Batman. The comic will be released on September 17, 2025, with a main cover by Capullo.
Batman/Deadpool #1, by writer Grant Morrison and artist Dan Mora, will be published by DC in November 2025 with a main cover by Mora.
In addition to the main stories, both issues will feature backup stories that match up characters from the two publishers.
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Legendary "Incredible Hulk", ‘Spider-Man 2099’, ‘Young Justice’, And ‘X-Factor’ Writer Peter David Passes Away At 68 Following Health Struggles
Legendary comic writer Peter David has died at the age of 68, as posted by his wife Kathleen O'Shea David. David's death comes after a long battle with chronic kidney disease along with a series of strokes.
"Since it is out there. Peter David passed away last night. We are devastated. More when I can write about it," reads the simple social media post announcing his May 24 death.
Peter David's comic career began in 1985 with a series of Spider-Man stories, including the now classic tale 'The Death of Jean DeWolff.' This was quickly followed by a run on Hulk that wound up lasting for 12 years, including the creation of Bruce Banner's extra-intelligent 'Professor Hulk' persona, and the flash-forward story Avengers: Future Imperfect, which introduced the Maestro, an evil dictator version of Hulk who became the arch-enemy of his former teammates.
David's other major Marvel work included co-creating Spider-Man 2099, turning Genis-Vell into a new Captain Marvel, and of course, a years-long run on X-Factor that took the team through multiple incarnations, from a government-sponsored mutant team, to a private investigation agency, and even into the world of corporate superheroes.
David also wrote for DC throughout the '90s, with especially notable runs on Aquaman and Supergirl. For the former, David is responsible for relaunching Aquaman in the '90s, revamping him from a colorful adventurer to a sea-faring badass with a savage, bearded look and a hook hand. And for Supergirl, David wrote an 81-issue run that rebooted the character not as a Kryptonian survivor, but as a genetically-engineered alien weapon who took on a form that honored Superman.
Throughout his career, David won numerous awards, including multiple Eisner Awards. He was also well-known as a prose writer, particularly for his work on numerous Star Trek novels, including some of the best selling Trek novels of all time.
Legendary comic writer Peter David has died at the age of 68, as posted by his wife Kathleen O'Shea David. David's death comes after a long battle with chronic kidney disease along with a series of strokes.
"Since it is out there. Peter David passed away last night. We are devastated. More when I can write about it," reads the simple social media post announcing his May 24 death.
Peter David's comic career began in 1985 with a series of Spider-Man stories, including the now classic tale 'The Death of Jean DeWolff.' This was quickly followed by a run on Hulk that wound up lasting for 12 years, including the creation of Bruce Banner's extra-intelligent 'Professor Hulk' persona, and the flash-forward story Avengers: Future Imperfect, which introduced the Maestro, an evil dictator version of Hulk who became the arch-enemy of his former teammates.
David's other major Marvel work included co-creating Spider-Man 2099, turning Genis-Vell into a new Captain Marvel, and of course, a years-long run on X-Factor that took the team through multiple incarnations, from a government-sponsored mutant team, to a private investigation agency, and even into the world of corporate superheroes.
David also wrote for DC throughout the '90s, with especially notable runs on Aquaman and Supergirl. For the former, David is responsible for relaunching Aquaman in the '90s, revamping him from a colorful adventurer to a sea-faring badass with a savage, bearded look and a hook hand. And for Supergirl, David wrote an 81-issue run that rebooted the character not as a Kryptonian survivor, but as a genetically-engineered alien weapon who took on a form that honored Superman.
Throughout his career, David won numerous awards, including multiple Eisner Awards. He was also well-known as a prose writer, particularly for his work on numerous Star Trek novels, including some of the best selling Trek novels of all time.
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Mad Cave Studios introduced an entirely new Flash Gordon comic book series in 2024, complete with a redesign of his costume.
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The War Between the Land and the Sea, the spinoff to Doctor Who, has unveiled its first trailer.
The five-part limited series, from creator Russell T Davies, follows the alien-busting organization UNIT as they battle the ancient Sea Devils, which come out of the ocean and trigger an "international crisis" as the threat of global war looms.
The five-part limited series, from creator Russell T Davies, follows the alien-busting organization UNIT as they battle the ancient Sea Devils, which come out of the ocean and trigger an "international crisis" as the threat of global war looms.
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Ol'Skool Classic
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Finally. I like the show but time to wrap this up & stop dragging it out.
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Any of the NES Owners agree?
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