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+++++ From ComiX-Fan at http://www.comixfan.com/xfan COMIX-FAN NEWS BRIEFS - FEBRUARY 9, 2005 NEWSFLASH! 20th Century Fox has pushed the release date for Fantastic Four back one week, to Friday, July 8, Reuters reports. The film was scheduled to debut for the 4th of July weekend, in direct competition with War of the Worlds, though Fox president of distribution Bruce Snyder said, "We are not running from War of the Worlds. This (new) date just works better for us." NEWSFLASH! Bryan Singer's Superman has officially been given a release date, June 30, 2006, HSX reports. NEWSFLASH! Eva Marie Saint has been cast in Bryan Singer's Superman film, the Hollywood Reporter reports. Saint, best known for her starring role in Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest, will play Martha Kent, Clark Kent's adoptive mother. Saint talked with IESB briefly about the role. She revealed that Martha Kent will be a widow in the film, keeping with the established chronology of the original Superman movies. Saint said her shoot will be in March and will last for approximately three weeks. Saint also joked that she is trying to convince Bryan Singer to let Superman take her flying in the film. NEWSFLASH! Dullam-Causey and CapedWonder.com have several pictures of a new full-scale Christopher Reeve Superman statue created by artists Bob Dullam and Bob Causey. The statue took over a year to complete and was unveiled during the DG Promotions convention in Chicago this weekend. Margot Kidder, Sarah Douglas and Jack O'Halloran were the guests of honor. NEWSFLASH! Eva Mendes has been cast in Ghost Rider, the Hollywood Reporter reports. Mendes, who stars in the Friday release Hitch, will play Nicolas Cage's love interest. NEWSFLASH! The official site for Aeon Flux is now up at www.aeonflux.com. There is nothing currently on the site other than a background and logo, the phrase "The Future is Flux," and a chance to register for updates. NEWSFLASH! The Official Site for Batman Begins has been updated with new wallpapers, new interviews with production art, the TV Spot which aired during the Super Bowl, and buddy icons. Upcoming features will include contests, mobile, updates, and partners. NEWSFLASH! Gaming site Jolt has posted some new screenshots from the upcoming Batman Begins video game. NEWSFLASH! IGN FilmForce has posted an interview with Dave McKean, director of the Neil Gaiman written and Jim Henson Company produced MirrorMask. In the lengthy interview McKean talks about MirrorMask and the process in getting it made, as well as future projects. NEWSFLASH! NECA has a first look at the Sin City figure for the character Manute, played by Michael Clarke Duncan in the film. The site also includes a wallpaper for the character. Also, The Exclusives Club has a first look at the full color 13" Marv figure. Shipping in April, the figure is limited to 2500 pieces. NEWSFLASH! Sam Raimi recently announced that he would be producing a big-budget remake of Evil Dead, but he told Sci Fi Wire that he would still like to make and direct an Evil Dead 4. Raimi said he would want to direct it, and get as many people from the first films as possible to return, like producer Rob Tapert, Bruce Campbell, and makeup artist Tom Sullivan. He also said that he isn't worried that the remake will harm the prospects of another sequel, but he doesn't know when he will return to the series as a director. "I'd like to one day," he said. "I can't promise that I will, but that is something I'd really like to do, and I'd like to pursue that. My brother (Ivan) and I have written down some ideas, but I think that's what we'll do. When the time comes, when we're done with the Spider-Man films, we'll sit down and write the script." ComingSoon.net also talked with Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert at the premiere of Boogeyman, a film they produced under their Ghost House Pictures, where they talked about the Evil Dead remake and possible sequel, The Grudge 2, and Spider-Man 3. Raimi said that he will start shooting tests for Spider-Man 3 next month. "Tests, experiments with costume and the characters, movement, new CG types of technology that we're going to develop, combinations of existing technologies that are put together in new ways to make it seem new but that stuff already exists. Our stunt people are going to be working in a month also, shooting tests, mechanical effects tests." He also said that himself, director of photography Bill Pope, and the visual effects supervisor will probably be shooting environments in September, and the actors will maybe start shooting in October. NEWSFLASH! Diamond Comics Distributors reports that the What If ..? Vol. 1 TP has been reduced from 192 pages at $19.99 to 152 pages at $16.99, because the collection will no longer include the Wha ... HUH? issue. The issue was originally solicited for a December 2004 release, but was never released. Marvel.com lists the book for release on March 2. Brian Michael Bendis commented at Image Comics Continuity that, "There is a Wha ... HUH? complete. Colored, lettered, done. It is at the printer. It has no ship date for legal reasons. No one on editorial or the creative teams is to blame for any of this. And if you think this is how I want it, you are wrong. Hopefully it will be resolved very soon. I am more annoyed than you." NEWSFLASH! Diamond Comics Distributors have also provided a couple more comic updates. First, April's Y: The Last Man #32 has been cancelled and is being resolicited in the February issue of Previews. And second, Daredevil: Father #2 has been cancelled and will be resolicited at a later date. +++++ From the DC Comics Online Newsletter at http://www.dccomics.com CONSTANTINE MOVIE SCREENING IN LOS ANGELES February 8th, 2005 - CONSTANTINE is a new Keanu Reeves film based on the Vertigo's HELLBLAZER series. Warner Bros. is having a special screening of CONSTANTINE for attendees of the February 13th Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention. The first 250 people who purchase the Premium Ticket for the Sunday, February 13 convention will receive a WARNER BROS. screening pass to see CONSTANTINE at the PACIFIC ARCLIGHT THEATER, 6360 Sunset Boulevard at 6:00 P.M. on Sunday, February 13 (after the Con). Following the screening there will be an audience Q&A with CONSTANTINE DIRECTOR FRANCIS LAWRENCE. (Try to arrive early for the screening, around 5:00 P.M.) For more about HELLBLAZER, check out the mini-site. http://www.dccomics.com/features/hellblazer/ THREE ISSUES OF JLA'S "SYNDICATE RULES" NOW SOLD OUT AT DC COMICS February 8th, 2005 - The Crime Syndicate of Amerika is back - and readers can't get enough of them! Three issues of the 8-part JLA story arc "Syndicate Rules," written by Kurt Busiek with art and covers by Ron Garney & Dan Green, are now sold out at DC. The issues are JLA #107, #109 and #110. "This is great! I'm thrilled to hear that it's doing this well," says Busiek. "It's been fun to see the audience reaction as this story has built, ramping up in tension every month. We're at the halfway point now, and things have just broken open big time. #111 is a major smackdown between the JLA and the CSA that changes everything, and after that, it keeps getting bigger and the stakes keep getting higher - battles on Earth, in space, in the anti-matter universe, and Justice Leaguers being rung in to help from the reserves and the Elite. It's been a privilege working with Ron Garney on this arc. His art's only gotten bolder and more dynamic over the course of it, and I'm eager to see it all play out." The next chapter of "Syndicate Rules" is due to arrive in comics shops tomorrow in JLA #108 - don't miss it! For more about JLA, check out the mini- site. http://www.dccomics.com/features/jla/ DC DIRECT TO PRESENT AUTHENTIC BATMAN BEGINS MOVIE COLLECTIBLES AT THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL TOY FAIR IN NEW YORK February 8th, 2005 - DC Direct, DC Comics' toy and collectibles brand, will unveil its line of Batman Begins authentic movie collectibles at the 2005 American International Toy Fair. The line includes several Batman Statues, a Batman Bust, a Batman 13" deluxe figure, Ra's Al Ghul and Scarecrow Mini-Statues, a Batmobile Replica, and a Batarang Prop Replica. About the DC Direct line of Batman Begins Movie Collectibles: BATMAN BEGINS: CHRISTIAN BALE AS BATMAN STATUE Having mastered an array of training and fighting methods, Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham City to strike fear in those who prey upon the innocent. This limited edition, hand-painted cold-cast porcelain statue measures approximately 14" high x 8" wide x 8.5" deep, includes a full-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in a 4-color box. Limited edition of 2,500. Price: $195.00 U.S. / $299.95 CAN. In stores April 27, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: BATMOBILE REPLICA Sculpted directly from the actual 3D designs for the Batmobile in Batman Begins. No car has ever been like the Batmobile, or been called upon to perform incredible feats that Batman demands of his unique vehicle. This limited edition, hand-painted cold-cast porcelain replica measures approximately 4.25" high x 6.5" wide x 10" deep, includes a full-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in packaged in an elegant black gift box with foil stamping. Limited edition of 2,600. Price: $195.00 U.S. / $299.95 CAN. In stores May 4, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: BATARANG PROP REPLICA The Batarang Prop Replica is an authentic "life-sized" movie replica. This limited edition, hand-painted cold-cast porcelain replica measures approximately 2" high x 11.5" wide x 5.75" deep, includes a full-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in an elegant black gift box with foil stamping. Limited edition of 1,500. Price: $150.00 U.S. / $231.00 CAN. In stores May 11, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: BATMAN IN FLIGHT STATUE Suspended in mid-air, the Caped Crusader cascades into the shadowy streets of Gotham City to unleash his vengeance against evildoers. This limited edition, hand-painted cold-cast porcelain statue measures approximately 11" high x 8.5" wide x 5.5" deep, includes a full-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in a 4-color box. Limited edition of 4,000. Price: $195.00 U.S. / $299.95 CAN. In stores May 11, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: BATMAN ON ROOFTOP STATUE Batman, guardian of Gotham City, stands watch and is ready to leap into danger at any given moment. This limited edition, hand- painted cold-cast porcelain statues measures approximately 7" high x 4" wide x 4" deep, includes a full-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in a 4-color box. Limited edition of 3,500. Price: $89.99 U.S. / $139.99 CAN. In stores May 18, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: CHRISTIAN BALE AS BATMAN BUST Batman is the masked crusader who uses his strength, intellect and an array of high-tech inventions to fight the sinister forces that threaten Gotham City. This hand-painted cold-cast porcelain bust measures approximately 6.25" high x 3.5" wide x 3.5" deep and is packaged in a 4-color box. Price: $45.00 U.S. / $61.95 CAN. In stores June 1, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: 13" CHRISTIAN BALE AS BATMAN DELUXE COLLECTOR FIGURE DC Direct's first ever 13" collector figure features Christian Bale as Batman! Based on the new film from Warner Bros. Pictures, this Batman 13" figure includes an authentically detailed fabric costume, an alternate set of hands, a grappling gun, Batarangs, and a stand to display the figure. This collector figure also features a full-Color Certificate of Authenticity. Packaged in a deluxe 4-color window box with a 5th panel. Price: $89.99 U.S. / $139.99 CAN. In stores June 8, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: CHRISTIAN BALE AS BATMAN MINI-STATUE All Batman Begins mini-statues can be displayed together to create dramatic fight scenes. This hand-painted cold-cast porcelain mini-statue measures approximately 4" high x 2.75" wide x 2.75"" deep and is packaged in a 4-color box. Price: $29.99 U.S. / $45.99 CAN. In stores May 25, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: KEN WATANABE AS RA'S AL GHUL MINI-STATUE All Batman Begins mini-statues can be displayed together to create dramatic fight scenes. Ra's Al Ghul guides the League of Shadows and if the legends are true, he has done so for longer than a mortal man is entitled to live. This hand-painted cold-cast porcelain mini-statue measures approximately 4" high x 2.75" wide x 2.75" deep and is packaged in a 4-color box. Price: $29.99 U.S. / $45.99 CAN. In stores June 1, 2005 BATMAN BEGINS: CILLIAN MURPHY AS SCARECROW MINI-STATUE All Batman Begins mini-statues can be displayed together to create dramatic fight scenes. Dr. Jonathan Crane has found the way to unleash fear and uses it against Batman as Scarecrow. This hand-painted cold-cast porcelain mini-statue measures approximately 4" high x 2.75" wide x 2.75" deep and is packaged in a 4-color box. Price: $29.99 U.S. / $45.99 CAN. In stores June 8, 2005 +++++ From ICV2.com Eva Mendes Cast in Ghost Rider Shooting Starts this Month February 08, 2005 Variety reports that Eva Mendes has been cast as Roxanne Simpson in Ghost Rider, which starts shooting next week in Melbourne, Australia. The film also stars Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze and Wes Bentley as the villain Blackheart. It's directed by Mark Steven Johnson. Fantastic Four Avoids 'War' Moves Back One Week February 09, 2005 Fox has moved the Fantastic Four movie off the July 4th weekend; it will now open Friday, July 8th, leaving the holiday weekend to War of the Worlds, starring Tom Cruise. Fantastic Four will now compete with Bewitched. The move of Fantastic Four illustrates the risks in tying a major promotion like Free Comic Book Day to the release of a film -- the studios can change the release date. This year, comic retailers voted to hold Free Comic Book Day on the first weekend of May instead of in conjunction with the release of a comic- based film. The first weekend in May 2006 also has two major action flicks head to head. It's the release date for both X-Men 3, and the recently announced date for Warners' Poseiden Adventure. Tokyopop Schedules Heat Guy J Plus Beck, Tokyo Mew Mew Sequel February 11, 2005 Tokyopop has scheduled the release of the Heat Guy J manga, based on the anime that aired on MTV last year, for July (see "Tokyopop Has Heat Guy J Manga"). The company also announced a number of other summer launches. Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad Vol. 1 is also scheduled for July. The manga was quite successful in Japan, and it spawned an anime which began airing in Japan last year. Tokyo Mew Mew a la Mode, a two-volume sequel to the completed seven-volume run of Tokyo Mew Mew, will launch in June. 4Kids, which has had rights to the anime for some time, will finally begin airing it on Saturday morning on Fox this fall. Tokyopop announced three other launches for June and July. Arcana, by So-Young Lee, who created Model, will launch in June. Blazin' Barrels, a futuristic Wild West story by Min-Suh Park, will launch in June. And Chrono Code, by Eui-Cheol Shin and Il- Ho Choi, will launch in July. V for Vendetta Starts Filming Soon Starring Natalie Portman February 11, 2005 The Wachowski brothers' V for Vendetta, based on the Alan Moore graphic novel, will start shooting next month in Germany starring Natalie Portman, according to Variety. Joel Silver will produce with the Wachowskis. James McTeigue, their longtime first assistant director, will make his directorial debut on the film. The film is expected to be released this fall. +++++ From The SCOOP! at http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ DC Lands Strong Presence At WonderCon Industry News, Scoop, Friday, February 11, 2005 San Francisco's WonderCon, February 18-20, 2005, will see a huge contingent of creators and staff personnel from DC Comics in attendance. DC also presents two panels at the convention, which is hosted at the Moscone Convention Center. Creators attending the show include Arthur Adams (Tom Strong's Terrific Tales), Sergio Aragones (MAD), Michael Bair (Identity Crisis), Adam Beechen (Justice League Unlimited), John Cassaday (Planetary), Matthew Clark (Adventures Of Superman), Amanda Conner (Two-Step), Steve Englehart (Batman: Dark Detective), Christos N. Gage (Deadshot), Mick Gray (Promethea, Seven Soldiers: Zatanna), Devin Grayson (Nightwing), Adam Hughes (Wonder Woman), Geoff Johns (Green Lantern, Teen Titans, The Flash, DC Countdown), Jimmy Palmiotti (Hawkman, The Twilight Experiment), Harvey Pekar (The Quitter), Gary Phillips (Angeltown), Alex Ross (Justice, JSA) Greg Rucka (Adventures Of Superman, Wonder Woman, Gotham Central, DC Countdown, The OMAC Project), Gail Simone (Action Comics, Birds Of Prey, Villains United), Ryan Sook (Hawkman, Seven Soldiers: Zatanna), Mark Verheiden (Superman, Smallville) and Judd Winick (Green Arrow, Outsiders, DC Countdown). DC Editorial staff at the convention includes Dan DiDio (VP - Executive Editor, DCU), Scott Dunbier (Executive Editor, WildStorm), Bob Schreck (Group Editor, DCU) and Mark Chiarello (Editorial Art Director), Jonathan Vankin (Editor, Vertigo), and Terri Cunningham (VP - Managing Editor). DC's Direct Sales staff will also be at the show. They'll be represented by Bob Wayne (VP - Sales & Marketing), Patricia Jeres (Director - Sales & Marketing Communications), Fletcher Chu-Fong (Manager - Events & Retailer Services), Stuart Schreck (Administrator - Direct Sales) and Vinnie Costa (Representative - Events & Retailer Services). For more information on WonderCon, visit http://www.comic-con.org/ +++++ From Blair Marnell in his ALL THE RAGE Gossip Column at: http://www.SilverBulletComicBooks.com Write to him at: BlairM@silverbulletcomicbooks.com RUMOUR BARRIER "I accept that the following material is rumour and gossip, intended to entertain only."I won't repeat the information inside as fact. I understand if I want the truth, I will go to Silver Bulletins."I enter freely with my mind open and my blinkers off." Now, on to the rumours . . . [NOTE: this column may be slightly edited for language. - D.L.] Super Sunday By Blair Marnell Welcome back to another edition of ATR, here on Super Bowl Sunday. Like most of America, I'm getting ready to watch the last real football game until next summer. (And no... the Pro Bowl doesn't count) But for comic fans, I think the day's biggest curiosity will be the Marvel Superheroes Visa card advertisement, which should air some time during the first two quarters. However, I'm not exactly looking forward to seeing it. I mean, I look at it... And the first thing that comes to mind is this... The infamous Hawkman Baby Ruth ad. Yeah... and that's not good. I think the best we can hope for is that the Marvel ad isn't a complete embarrassment for superheroes. But we'll see for ourselves soon enough... It's In the Game EA Games is in the early development cycle for a new Superman video game to coincide with the release of Bryan Singer's Superman Returns in Summer 2006. Since EA picked up the Superman license in 2003, there hasn't been much movement with the video game franchise. However, it's now heavily rumored that EA is planning to use Superman in other titles as well, based on the comic and possibly the TV series, Smallville. EA also has the license for the Batman Begins video game, which we will probably see at the E3 in a few months. This is really good news for gamers. EA's movie based games like James Bond and Lord of the Rings have been excellent. Well... most of them, anyway. Golden Eye: Rogue Agent was an aberration. This Has A "Challenge Everything" Factor of Eight Out of Ten Dream Weaver In a recent newsgroup post, J. Michael Straczynski gave an update on his current projects, including his two creator owned books at Marvel. According to Straczynski, Dream Police (with art by Mike Deodato) will be coming out in June and The Book of Lost Souls will follow in September. Straczynski also had this to say, regarding the artist for The Book of Lost Souls: "I can't reveal her name yet, because that has to come through Marvel, but she's a very well known and popular artist." Popular speculation has centered on Colleen Doran, which lines up with what I've heard as well. Multiple sources have confirmed that Doran is working on a new book for Marvel. It's just not clear if this is the one. This Has A "Voice In The Wilderness" Factor of Seven Out of Ten Watching the Trades Last week, a story on ICv2 revealed Dark Horse's plans to publish a series of Nexus hardcover books. It also mentioned that Dark Horse would also put out a new Nexus one-shot by Mike Baron and Steve Rude. However, I've heard that's not happening just yet. Apparently, the response to the Nexus hardcovers will determine whether or not the new one-shot is published. The same goes for the upcoming The Moth trade paperback. If it doesn't sell to expectations, then a new Moth series may not be forthcoming. As for the Nexus hardcover editions, they will be released in the same format as Dark Horse's Magnus Robot Fighter and Dr. Solar reprints. Current plans call for eleven or twelve volumes collecting Nexus #1 through #80, with each volume containing seven to eight issues. The first volume is expected in November 2005. This Has A "Sundra Peale" Factor of Eight Out of Ten Jordan, Unlimited In "The Once and Future Thing, Part 2", the Justice League Unlimited third season finale which aired last weekend, there was a surprise appearance by Hal Jordan, in his first animated DCU appearance. The role was uncredited, in part to keep the surprise intact. But I've been told that Jordan was played by Adam Baldwin, who also portrayed Jonah Hex in the first part of "The Once and Future Thing." The fourth season started on Cartoon Network last night, and from what I've heard, JLU is building towards a HUGE four-part season finale, which will tie up the series' multiple storylines. This Has A "Conspiracy Theory" Factor of Nine Out of Ten Jock Talk ATR Associate, John Voulieris checked in this week with an interview featuring one of his favorite artists. Take it away, John: John Voulieris: Jock is a DC exclusive artist who has been impressing readers with his art on The Losers from Vertigo (it was recently revealed that The Losers is safe from cancellation until its planned conclusion which is over a year away). This is great news for its many fans - including myself who counts it as one of the best books out there these days. Jock recently took some time and answered a few of our questions: JV: I've noticed on your website your list of clients include the BBC, MTV, some snowboard companies, - what did you do for these various companies? And how did you end up in comics? JOCK: Pretty much most of my other work has come through my comic stuff, doing comic related images for other clients. For example, a picture of Judge Dread for British airways, or design work for a 2000AD animation for MTV. As much as I love drawing comics, it's great working outside the industry too - I feel it's got to improve the comics work you do. JV: The covers for The Losers from Vertigo are amazing and really stand out on the racks - how long does it take you to design and finalize a cover? JOCK: Thanks! I love working on the covers, for me they're a real chance to push the boundaries of what's out there. It's very difficult to do something new in comics, as it's all been done, but I like the challenge of bringing a new spin to it. So many comic covers seem to opt for the 'safe' option... just another beautifully rendered shot of a hero looking cool or involved in some dynamic pose. which is great, but each time I design a Losers cover I'm thinking of something that'd appeal to the non comic reader as well - something that if you showed it to someone on the street they'd think 'yea, cool, that looks interesting'. That was one of our goals when we started the series, was to appeal to a wider audience. How long to finish a cover? - that is the magic question. Could be anything from a morning to a week! If the idea is working and all going smoothly it can all come out very quickly, if it's not it can be a real nightmare to reach where you're trying to go. A good example happened recently - I was working on a Losers cover, it was quite an abstract image, but my editors and I where happy with it. It wasn't an obvious image - but still, it was finished and ready to go. Karen Berger (DC editor) took a look at it and just felt it needed a little something else, it wasn't quite working for her and thought it needed another element to bring it together. I stared at it for a couple of days whilst working on other stuff and just couldn't find a way to make it work, and on the spur of the moment came up with a twist on the Losers classic group shot. I worked on the sketch at full resolution - threw it together literally in a couple of hours and fired it over to DC as an alternative. That was basically it - done! A brand new idea, finished in a couple of hours - and I'm very happy with it. But that rarely happens! JV: I've noticed you've done a few Batman and Catwoman covers recently - any plans to do some interior work in the Bat office? Any DC characters you want to tackle? JOCK: Yes, I've done a handful of Batmancovers over the last year or so. I was signed on to do a run of Catwoman covers, but only completed two before getting the chance to take over as Batman cover artist from Matt Wagner, so I'll be starting that in the next month or so. You heard it here first! Batman's a character you can handle in a lot of different ways, so I can't wait to get a crack at the main title. JV: Andy Diggle has stated that he has a few more Lenny Zero tales to tell - will you be onboard for those? JOCK: We'd love to do more Lenny Zero - in fact, before starting The Losers we had the next story totally planned out, character sketches drawn and the first 5 pages of script written. We'd both love to go back to that. It's a cracking story. Andy has said he really doesn't want anyone else to draw it, which is very kind of him as there's some wonderful people that he could get to do it. Andy and I work very well together and Lenny Zero was our first baby, so it'd be nice to re-visit it again! JV: Any other future comic or non-comic related projects you want to plug? I've noticed you have a link to some T-shirt designs for Yard on your website - what's your involvement? JOCK: I'm looking forward to what I'll be working on after The Losers wraps up... more on that nearer the time. The Yard is a clothing label started by three good friends of mine, I haven't done any designs yet, but you should all go and buy something from their website now - http://www.yardclothing.com -plug over. Thanks! This Has A "Spec Ops" Factor of Ten Out of Ten ------------------------ Yahoo! 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