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Tuesday Runaround: Nick Fury Jr. Shows Us His Cards, The Mandarin Vs Beijing
MARVEL NOW! POINT ONE #1
Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS, MATT FRACTION, JEPH LOEB, NICK SPENCER, KIERON GILLEN, DENNIS HOPELESS
Art by MICHAEL ALLRED, ED MCGUINNESS, STEVE MCNIVEN, JAMIE MCKELVIE, SALVADOR LARROCA and LUKE ROSS
Cover by ADI GRANOV
ON SALE OCTOBER 2012
Beijing's Censors Could Test the Mettle of Iron Man
So getting an evil Chinese character like the Mandarin past the government cinema police could prove to be a challenge for the makers of "Iron Man 3," which is scheduled for release next spring.
(Forget for now the casting choice that has the Mandarin being played by a non-Chinese actor who's also a Commander of the British Empire. We'll address that in a forthcoming episode, er, blog post.)
If the Mandarin stays in character and gets some decent screen time in the next installment of the Iron Man franchise, he's going to be a tough sell to the censors.
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth SDCC 2012 Trailer [HD] – YouTube
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The skrulls have landed and now it is up to you to embody Marvel superheroes and defeat epic enemies during the Secret Invasion. Use motion to trigger unique super attacks, hone special moves and play with friends or against the AI in a wide variety of game modes that will have everybody feeling like a powerful Marvel superhero.
Romney's new foe: Batman's 'Bane' | WashingtonExaminer.com
This summer's much-anticipated Hollywood blockbuster, "The Dark Knight Rises," is getting an unusual boost from Democrats and other foes of Mitt Romney who are eager to tie the Gotham crushing villain to the GOP presidential candidate. Their angle: the mask-wearing, "Venom" gas breathing bad guy has a name that sounds just like Romney's former investment firm that President Obama has been blasting as a jobs killer.
Tony Isabella's Bloggy Thing: CORRECTING THE BACK ISSUES RECORD
Yeah, it's extremely important to set the record straight. So while
I read and mostly enjoyed the Jenette Kahn interview in Back Issue
#57 [TwoMorrows; $8.95], I was ticked off that the interviewer got
virtually every "Tony Isabella fact" wrong as he tried to jog the
memory of his subject. I wrote a more grumpy than friendly letter
to the editor of the magazine.
The After Earth Publishing Program | BobGreenberger.com
This is incredibly exciting and I am thrilled to be finally able to talk about this stuff. As Nikki Finke and Deadline broke the news on Friday, Random House will be doing a series of tie-in projects with After Earth, the film that Peter David, Mike Friedman, and I have been working on.
New DC Nation Shorts Trailer From SDCC