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litheraSuperhero Hype! reports that Daredevil director Mark Steven Johnson is eyeing his next project, an adaptation of J. Michael Straczynski comic Midnight Nation.
20th Century Fox has optioned feature rights to the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers, with Gil Netter (Phone Booth) attached to produce, reports Variety. Stuart Hazeldine ("Riverworld") is negotiating to adapt the screenplay.
Dr Pepper/7 Up will join New Line Home Entertainment in promoting the home entertainment release of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The national promotional campaign will include a mix of marketing activities, such as national advertising, in-store and interactive lobby displays, product packaging, and internet support. As part of the promotion, consumers will be able to collect points from specially marked product packages and bid on exciting "The Lord of the Rings" collectible merchandise in an auction-style process at www.LiquidLoot.com, which is the Web site for Dr Pepper/Seven Up's online consumer loyalty program presented by eBay.
NPR's The Todd Mundt Show interviewed Alan Moore, creator of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, yesterday. He says he probably won't go see the movie when it comes out this summer.
Apple has posted four international trailers for X2, unfortunately all of them are pretty much the same as the first trailer.
Kids' WB! announced on Monday that X-Men: Evolution will return to its weekday lineup the week of April 28-May 2.
20th Century Fox has optioned feature rights to the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers, with Gil Netter (Phone Booth) attached to produce, reports Variety. Stuart Hazeldine ("Riverworld") is negotiating to adapt the screenplay.
Dr Pepper/7 Up will join New Line Home Entertainment in promoting the home entertainment release of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The national promotional campaign will include a mix of marketing activities, such as national advertising, in-store and interactive lobby displays, product packaging, and internet support. As part of the promotion, consumers will be able to collect points from specially marked product packages and bid on exciting "The Lord of the Rings" collectible merchandise in an auction-style process at www.LiquidLoot.com, which is the Web site for Dr Pepper/Seven Up's online consumer loyalty program presented by eBay.
NPR's The Todd Mundt Show interviewed Alan Moore, creator of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, yesterday. He says he probably won't go see the movie when it comes out this summer.
Apple has posted four international trailers for X2, unfortunately all of them are pretty much the same as the first trailer.
Kids' WB! announced on Monday that X-Men: Evolution will return to its weekday lineup the week of April 28-May 2.
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