Dwayne Johnson took to Instagram to announce he has officially joined Shane Black’s tale of “the world’s first superhero,” Doc Savage. The post, which you can read below, notes the actor’s excitement at playing “A F*CKING HILARIOUS WEIRDO!” Stoked for you, guy. But we have to ask: when does the Rock sleep?
Shane Black talks Predator and Doc Savage. Tom Hiddleston denies those James Bond rumors. Scott Gimple hypes up The Walking Dead’s Negan. Plus, Marvel’s Most Wanted and American Gods casting, and some timey-wimey pictures from next week’s Flash. To me, my Spoilers!
If Ernest can do it, I don't know why Krampus, the legendary child-terrorizing European Christmas demon can't — but will he? You'll have to pick up Image's Krampus #1 to find out. Meanwhile Iron Fist, Doc Savage Parker and many others return in this week's comic releases!
Plus another rising star may have read for a Star Wars role. Iron Man 3 director Shane Black discusses his Doc Savage plans. Game of Thrones casting news hints at a storyline in the coming season. Plus Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci go deep inside the madness that is Sleepy Hollow. Spoilers right now!
Transhumanism is a popular movement to convert ordinary humans into superhumans, using technology. For 20 years, transhumanism has been a favored topic of futurists, who see it as a possible salvation for humanity.
Shane Black talks more about how he's going to revitalize the Iron Man franchise, plus his plans for the pulp classic Doc Savage. Michael Shannon discusses General Zod's new look. Plus the new Spawn movie has the most unlikely influence imaginable!
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The pulp era's "Science Detective" is about to make a big-screen comeback, courtesy of the man behind Lethal Weapon and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; Writer/Director Shane Black will be bringing Doc Savage to the world of movies.
In this week's comics, Joss Whedon comes back to Buffy, there's a new spin on Aliens Vs. Predator, and Sulu gets back in the captain's chair. But most of all, there's a new chance to check out a comics classic.
Hope you've been saving up your pennies for this week's comic haul: There's an impressive amount of new releases that you'll want to take home and cherish for at least the next seven days. Yes, these are Comics We Crave.
Doc Savage - the pulp character created in 1933 who inspired the creation of Superman - is being resurrected by DC Comics in an all-new special hitting stores this November. Are you ready to meet the Man of Bronze?
