By Contains The Brave and the Bold #112, 128, 138, Mister Miracle #19 – 25, and DC Comics Presents #12 (April 1974 – August 1979) Written by Bob Haney (BatB #112, 128, 138), Steve Englehart (MM #19-21, DCCP #12) John Harkness (who is Steve Englehart; MM #22), Steve Gerber (MM #23-25)
Box Office: Coyote vs. Acme surprises with strong previews as The Dog Stars crashes
One of the biggest question marks hovering over the box office this summer has been how Ketchup Entertainment’s Coyote vs. Acme would fare at the box office. The film was infamously dumped by Warner Bros. after they doubted its commercial viability, only to be picked up following fan outrage. Judging by Deadline’s
Trailer: Mirren, Ehrenreich In “A Talent for Murder”
Bleecker Street has premiered the official trailer for Anton Corbijn’s new thriller “A Talent for Murder,” which stars Helen Mirren along with “Solo” and “Weapons” actor Alden Ehrenreich. Hailing from Dutch filmmaker Anton Corbijn (“The American,” “A Most Wanted Man”), the film is an adaptation of the 2014 play “Switzerland”
Carnahan To Helm Netflix’s “The Operator”
“The Grey” and “Smokin’ Aces” filmmaker Joe Carnahan, who last directed “The Rip” at Netflix, is set to re-team with the streamer. Deadline reports that he will helm the action thriller “The Operator,” which will star Mark Wahlberg and premiere directly on the streamer. Written by Harrison Query (“The Murder
Xbox Pitching Multiple Films & TV Series
Microsoft has reportedly begun “quietly pitching” various film studios and others about not just a single game adaptation for the big screen – but a whole swath of them. Puck News reports that the company’s troubled Xbox division is aiming to lean into movie and TV adaptations. However, rather than
