The Nerdz Lounge.

This new movie takes place in the mid 80's. It's basically a prequel/sequel hybrid.

 

That's because she is on the show Extant. It has another season on CBS.

 

Would be really nice to have a dark skin Storm. Also, I'm hoping this is pre-effects Apocalypse. But, I like Psylocke's look.

 

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The Minority Report TV series will pick up a decade after the events of Spielberg’s movie, in futuristic Washington, D.C.

 

Damn Meagan :mrgreen:

 

I wished they had filmed this early enough to have cast someone like Iman as Storm.

 

No sir that role was meant for a young Angela Basset, she totally fits that role

 

That's all i'm going to see when I look at him now. lol

 

I read a while ago they offered it to her back in the day but she passed on it. That's how we ended up with Halle (in no way ever did the character justice) Berry.

Brian Singer's female casting just all around sucks anyway. He's a good director but the women he chooses for these superhero roles almost always miss the mark.

 

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Grant Morrison Announces Avatarex
July 2015

Comic book creators Grant Morrison and Stan Lee are working with Graphic India to bring exciting digital exclusives to Humble Bundle. This includes the worldwide exclusive release of the just announced Grant Morrison's Avatarex Chapter 1.

Avatarex will be Morrison’s first digital comic and will feature a new 6-page chapter digitally every two weeks, with the first chapter only on Humble Bundle. In Avatarex, the epic world of living myth collides with the mundane realities and cultural upheavals of contemporary India.

"At a time when I feel I've said about as much as I have to say about the American superhero, this is an opportunity to re-imagine the entire concept through a different cultural lens," said Grant Morrison. "Avatarex is the first digital only comic I've written and I'm excited by the opportunity to create for a more accessible global platform.

"I believe that educated young children are our world's best hope for the future and I'm very proud to be working with Graphic India and Humble Bundle to support Doctors Without Borders and Worldreader to assist those in greatest need and perhaps help inspire the doctors, artists, and leaders of tomorrow."

In addition, Stan Lee's Chakra The Invincible, featuring Lee’s first Indian superhero creation, will see its exclusive digital E-book release in this bundle. Based on the animated series, which received over 30 million views worldwide on Angry Birds ToonsTV, and launched on Cartoon Network India.

"I'm thrilled to be working with my friends at Graphic India for the exclusive digital comic launch of my action-packed, thrill-a-minute, Indian superhero, Chakra The Invincible on Humble Bundle, while also supporting two great charities," said Stan Lee.

Customers can name their price for Ramayan 3392AD Issues 1-16, Ramayan Guidebook Special, Ramayan Origins Special,Myths of India Issues 1-15, and The Mighty Yeti Issue 1.

Customers who pay above the average will also receive Stan Lee’s Chakra The Invincible Issues 1-8, Stan Lee’s Chakra The Invincible Short Stories, Deepak Chopra’s Buddha: A Tale of Enlightenment Issues 1-6, and Black Tiger Issue 1.

Customers who pay $15 or more will receive all of the above plus Grant Morrison’s Avatarex Chapter 1, Grant Morrison's 18 Days Issues 1-10, and Grant Morrison’s 18 Days: The Illustrated Hardcover Scriptbook.

To read more about these titles and see the full bundle, head to https://www.humblebundle.com/books.

As with all Humble Bundles, customers can choose how their purchase dollars are allocated, between the developers and charity. Humble Bundle presents Tales From India featuring Grant Morrison & Stan Lee supports Worldreader and Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Sharad Devarajan, Co-Founder & CEO of Graphic India added, “Humble Bundle is the perfect partner to help us launch these exciting e-books from Grant Morrison and Stan Lee and bring together audiences from east and west to experience India in a whole new way.”

Humble Bundle presents Tales From India featuring Grant Morrison & Stan Lee runs for two weeks and ends Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 11 a.m. Pacific time.


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A new promo for Fox's upcoming X-Files revival mini-series.

 

I'm going to try to give this a shot for nostalgia sake and to figure out what was so good. When I was the kid, I only saw this show as that show that got in a way of me watching the Simpson


want I really want is another show like outer limits or twilight zone.....:smt012

 

Check These Out. Kinda Sweet.

A brotha on FB did these:

 

Wow, those illustrations are really awesome.

 

Nicole Ari Parker And Morris Chestnut--Together
July 2015


Nicole Ari Parker has been cast in a recurring role on Fox's new fall drama series Rosewood, starring Morris Chestnut as famous Miami private pathologist Dr. Beaumont Rosewood Jr.

Parker will play Rosewood’s attractive and successful new girlfriend Kat Crawford, a highly sought-after psychologist specializing in PTSD who often counsels police, soldiers and others who regularly encounter violence. (Source: Deadline.com)