Sneak Peek: Tuesday, January 03

Sneak Peek "Judge Dredd vs Zombies"

Thanks to BigGameHunter, Sneak Peek the trailer supporting the video game "Judge Dredd vs Zombies", for Apple iPads, iPhones, and iPods.

The game features 'Single-Stick' controls, four upgradeable weapons, seven equipment upgrades, from 'Body Armor' to 'Iron Will', three episodes and thirty levels of game play, 'Star' and 'Commendation' system rewards, 'Game Center' support with 16 achievements to collect, 'Universal App' supporting iPad and iPhone/iPod Touch and compatibility with iOS version 4.2+.

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Oh My "Godzilla" : Here Comes 'Titanosaurus'

IDW Publishing's "Godzilla Legends" #3, available January 4, 2012, is written by Mike Raicht and illustrated by Tony Parker, with covers by Arthur Adams and Bob Eggleton :

"...a school for telepathically gifted children is opening and star pupil 'Tristan' is wowing his teachers. However, when things start to go wrong for Tristan, his unusually strong connection to 'Titanosaurus' could prove extremely dangerous -- for himself and the entire city he lives in..."

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Must Be The Season Of The "Witchblade"

Image Comics' "Witchblade" #151, available January 4, 2012, is written by Tim Seeley and illustrated by Diego Bernard, with a cover by John Tyler Christopher, J. Scott Campbell :

"...forever altered by the events of 'Artifacts', 'Sara' finds herself in a completely foreign situation and surroundings..."

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"Fatale": A Seductive Woman On The Run

Image Comics' "Fatale"#1, available January 4, 2012, is written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Sean Phillips, with a cover by Phillips :

"...a reporter in 2012 stumbles on a secret that leads him down the darkest path imaginable : to a seductive woman who's been on the run since 1935, a mobster who may be an immortal demon and the stories of all the doomed men who've been caught in a decades-long struggle..."

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The Heat Is On For Sony's "The Girl Who Played With Fire"

Actors Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara, will return to star in Sony's upcoming sequel to "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", "The Girl Who Played With Fire".

The screenplay adaptation of "The Girl Who Played With Fire" is being written by Steven Zaillian.

Questionably marketed as an ugly serial killer, revenge movie, rather than as an urban 'love story' focusing on the blossoming of Rooney Mara's street-wise character, as director David Fincher intended, "Tattoo" is the English-language version of the Swedish thriller of the same name, based on the book by author Stieg Larsson.

"The Girl Who Played with Fire" features many of the characters that appeared in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", including 'Lisbeth Salander', the brilliant computer hacker, social misfit and 'Mikael Blomkvist', dog-faced investigative journalist and publisher of 'Millennium' magazine :

"...'Mikael Blomkvist', publisher of 'Millennium' magazine, has made his living exposing the crooked and corrupt practices of established Swedish figures. So when a young journalist named 'Dag Svensson' approaches him with a meticulously researched thesis about sex trafficking in Sweden and those in high office who abuse underage girls, Blomkvist immediately throws himself into the investigation.

"Blomkvist plans to run the story in an upcoming issue of Millennium. But shortly before the printing of the story, Dag Svensson and his partner are dead in their apartment. Lisbeth Salander quickly becomes the primary murder suspect, as the police discover incriminating evidence against her at the scene of the crime. The next day, Salander's guardian, 'Nils Bjurman', is also found dead in his bedroom, shot with the same weapon.

"Blomkvist tries to clear Lisbeth's name, although he can’t find her anywhere. When he does eventually make contact, it is to discover that Salander is more embroiled in his investigation than he could have thought possible. It turns out that for Salander, the trail of guilt leads close to home..."