Author: Brett Stevens
The Black Ghost Indie Comic on the Way from Comixology
Indie comics are about to get a new superhero noir tale. The Hollywood Reporter says that Comixology is about to release a new comic entitled The Black Ghost from crime writers Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher (who co-created the Lethal Lit podcast together), with art by George Kambadais. The five-p...
Read MoreREVIEW: Pennyworth – Season 1, Episode 7 “Julie Christie”
After Alfred’s revelation and Martha’s predicament at the end of “Cilla Black,” I couldn’t wait to see what Alfred and Co. would do next, despite the lackluster episode. According to the synopsis for “Julie Christie,” it looks like all our heroes are going to be very bu...
Read MoreHarbinger Moves from Sony to Paramount
Deadline reports that Valiant comic property Harbinger will move from Sony to Paramount. As a result, this puts Sony’s previous plans for a Harbinger/Bloodshot crossover down the road in doubt. Former Fast and Furious producer Neal Moritz will remain attached to the project, having already been in...
Read MoreA Quiet Place Writers Met with Lucasfilm
They may have written A Quiet Place, but Scott Beck and Bryan Woods are not being silent about a recent meeting with Lucasfilm. This meeting came thanks to the major success of the John Krasinski-directed horror flick. In an interview with IndieWire, Beck and Woods talked about their meeting with ...
Read MoreKeith David Wants a Gargoyles Revival
In a recent interview in anticipation of Gargoyles’ upcoming 25th anniversary next month, Goliath actor Keith David talked up the possibility of a revival for the iconic Disney series. The voice acting veteran recently announced he was going to reprise his role of Spawn. Given this age of remakes...
Read MoreNew Dark Shadows Series in Development With The CW
Deadline reports that the CW and writer Mark B. Perry of Revenge and Brothers and Sisters fame have gone into development on a new iteration of Dark Shadows. The iconic Dan Curtis-created 60s gothic soap starred Jonathan Frid as the iconic vampire Barnabas Collins. While it is important to note tha...
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