lithera | Entertainment things...Mostly comics and cartoons today.

A few notes from me: Is it bad that I want Neil Gaiman to write another book so I can have more e-mails from him?

On comics - I might have to stop reading X-men all together right now. Claremont has his issues but he's always gotten characters right. I'm hoping he doesn't ruin it for me. New X-men is such a travesty - I might look at it again once Grant Morrison has gone far, far, far away from it.

Ghost Rider as a movie has gotten pushed back again, to the surprise of no one.

William Goldman (He wrote The Princess Bride and some other great movies for those keeping score.) is writing a script for a Captain Marvel movie. He was asked to write for Superman but didn't want to write one for a known actor. Had he known they would have hiried an unknown he would have written it. He's also on record as saying he wants Hollywood to stick with more serious comic book films.

For those who didn't see Justice League and X-men Evolution on Saturday, they both tuled ruled. I was so happy with it. It is a good time for comic book lovers.

STAR WARS: Clone Wars will air on Cartoon Network beginning Friday, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. (ET/PT). The first 10 chapters will debut weekdays from Nov. 7-20, with the next 10 episodes scheduled for next spring.

Terrorists in the Caribbean seems to be the plot for Die Hard IV. No one really knows at this point, though.

Did I mention the 16 Candles sequel yet? Well, it is 16 years later, so it is happening. On USA. Yes, Tv.

The Matrix Revolutions has a runtime of 129 minutes.

And I hate reading spoilers that I don't want to read. I'm trying to avoid Episode III spoilers but I think I might as well give up if what I just glanced at was true. Ummmmm. I didn't expect that at all. If you want to know, go look at theforce.net and look at Episode III news. (No, that's not where I saw them. theforce.net has them invisotexted. The place I saw them didn't. Unfortunately.) I give up. I'm reading them all now.