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Following the box office success of "Spider-Man" movie spin-off "Venom", Sony/Marvel have set July 31, 2020 for the Columbia Pictures' feature "Morbius The Vampire", directed by Daniel Espinosa, starring Jared Leto ("BLade Runner 2049") as 'Morbius' and Adria Arjona ("Narcos") as 'Martine Bancroft':
Take a look at new comic books for February 2019, including "Black Widow", "Bettie Page" and "Penny Dreadful:
Heritage Auctions report that fantasy illustrator Frank Frazetta's original art painting "Death Dealer 6" (1990), sold for a record $1,792,500:
Sneak Peek director Dan Trachtenberg's live-action, superhero comic book TV series adaptation "The Boys", co-produced by Sony Pictures TV Studios and Original Films:
The live-action adaptation of Dark Horse Comics' superhero title "The Umbrella Academy", stars Tom Hopper as 'Luther', David Castañeda as 'Diego', Emmy Raver-Lampman as 'Allison', Robert Sheehan as 'Klaus' and Aidan Gallagher as 'Number Five', streaming on Netflix, February 15, 2019:
The CW has ordered "Katy Keene" an Archie Comics' "Riverdale" spin-off and the "The Lost Boys", based on director Joel Schumacher's 1987 vampire horror feature, as new TV pilots:
Production is now prepping in Toronto for Season 4 of "The Expanse", previously canceled after 3 seasons on Syfy and recently picked up by Amazon Prime, developed by Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, based on "The Expanse" series of novels by author James S. A. Corey:
He's no Bryan Cranston, but take a look at "Two and a Half Men" star Jon Cryer, aka 'Alan Harper', who makes his debut as DC Comics villain 'Lex Luthor' in the fifteenth episode of "Supergirl", titled "O Brother, Where Art Thou?":
Sneak Peek actress Emma Stone ("The Amazing Spider-Man") as 'the face' of fashion brand Louis Vuitton in "W" Magazine, photographed by Craig McDean:
Writer/directors John Erick Dowdle and Drew Dowdle ("Waco"), continue developing a big screen feature adapting author Mark Shaw's true-crime conspiracy novel "The Reporter Who Knew Too Much: The Mysterious Death of What’s My Line TV Star and Media Icon Dorothy Kilgallen":
Dynamite Entertainment's gruesome "Mars Attacks" #4, available January 23, 2019, picking up from director Tim Burton's "Mars Attacks! (1996) feature, is written by Kyle Starks and illustrated by Chris Schweizer, with covers by Starks, Schweizer, Ruairi Coleman, Eoin Marron and Robert Hack:
From VancouverFilm.Net, take a look at new footage, plus images from "The Flash" episode "Memorabilia", directed by Rebecca Johnson, airing January 29, 2019 on The CW:
Sneak Peek leaked set images showing the grisly aftermath of a battle at 'King's Landing' with the 'Army of the Dead', from the final season of "Game of Thrones", premiering the first of six new episodes April 14, 2019 on HBO:
Take a look at the upcoming "Titan Hero Series" action figures depicting the superhero stars of Marvel Studios' "Avengers: Endgame", opening April 26, 2019, revealing new 'team player' costumes for the main characters, including 'Black Widow' and ''Ronin', plus 'Pepper Potts' in her 'Rescue' armor and a whole lot more:
Jeff Schwarz, aka reality TV star of "The Liquidator" is holding a props, clothing and set sale, January 26 and January 27, 2019 in North Vancouver, offering items from Season 1 and Season 2 of the Netflix sci-fi series "Travelers", starring Erik McCormick:
Take a look at more footage from Season 3 of "Young Justice: Outsiders", based on the DC Comics superhero team, streaming exclusively on "DC Universe":
Following discussions with the Motion Picture Association of America, streaming service, motion picture producer Netflix, now referred to as the 'Seventh Sister" has joined six other major studios in the MPAA, following Netflix films earning 15 Oscar nominations for the 2019 Academy Awards, including Alfonso Cuarón's "Roma" and The Coen Bros.' "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs":
Director Steven Spielberg, following up on his "Ready Player One" box office success, has added DC Comics' 1941 World War II action title "Blackhawk", to his feature film slate with Warner Bros.:
Not since 1950's EC comics and their lurid depictions of homicide, has there been such a parental outcry over Warner Media's Walmart-exclusive "Superman 100-Page Giant" #7 comic book, by writer Tom King and illustrator Andy Kubert, featuring a 12-page story, devoted to the graphic torture and murder of 'Lois Lane':
