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‘Y: The Last Man’ TV adaptation heading to FX
Before there was Saga, Brian K. Vaughan was most known for the fantastic Y: The Last Man. And while adaptations (both film, and television) have been kicked around, it appears that it’s finally happening! Really happening!
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Report: Nintendo’s NX console handheld and console in some way
Oh, Nintendo. Just keep fucking around with the peripherals and other gadgets. ‘Cause that’s going to reinvigorate your dwindling console market presence.
‘Fast & Furious 8’ will take place in NYC, according to Vin Diesel
It’s about fucking time, no? The Furious crew has spanned the world at this point, but they’ve never had an adventure take place in the City of Cities within the Empire. But now all of that is going to chance, courtesy of the eighth installment.
Rumor: Marvel Studios reclaims ‘Fantastic Four’ movie rights [Updated]
[Update: Or not. Fuck.]
So, Fox announced a couple of X-Men spin-off television show properties yesterday. Okay. Whatever. Read about them here. But what is really interesting is this rumor: in exchange for signing off on these spin-offs, Marvel has been given the Fantastic Four movie rights.
‘Resident Evil’ team is focusing on virtual reality games. Oh.
I don’t really sweat anything that the Resident Evil team does these days, after Resident Evil 6 and all. But I definitely give no fucks about their endeavors if they’re focusing on virtual reality games. That’s just me. How about you?
‘‘The Killing Joke’ animated adaptation approved to be first R-Rated ‘Batman’
The Killing Joke is raw, yo. Some would say needlessly so. But it’s been known for a bit that an animated adaptation was coming, and you weren’t alone if you wondered how the frak such an adaptation could be pulled off. You know, given the content. Well, now we know. While the adaptation isn’t guaranteed to be Rated-R, the Powers That Be have given the approval for a potential R-Rating. Like, should it come to that.
Frank Miller confirms work on new ‘Sin City’ comic
Frank Miller isn’t sitting on his laurels, after Dark Knight III: UberRaceMen or whatever. The writer confirmed at NYCC this past weekend that he has a Sin City in the works.
