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Friday Trending Topics: Vin Vision
Vin Diesel as the Vision? One might guess that the as-yet untitled Avengers sequel would be the best fit for the character, though he could be set to turn up anywhere, especially in those infamous end-credits button scenes. If Marvel really are looking to fill the role of The Vision right now, it would likely be in Iron Man 3 that they'd want to introduce him, what with the man-machine themes of that film's Extremis-derived storyline.
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Avatar, Boom, Dynamite And IDW Solicitations For November 2012
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Vin Diesel Dropping Vision Hints – Will We See Him Join The Marvel Movieverse?
I'm not sure, then, quite how to take his latest updates.
Avengers 2 In Your Dreams: Fan Sculpts An FX Model Of Clark Gregg As The Vision
Since our earlier story, in which Vin Diesel teased his fans about the possibility of his being cast as The Vision in Joss Whedon's Avengers sequel, we've found this work by a sculptor and lover of the Marvel universe who has created an alternative "vision" of Clark Gregg returning as the popular character.
Yep, It's Real – An All-Female Spin On The Expendables Is Coming
Adi Shankar, producer of The Grey and Dredd, has set Dutch Southern to writing an Expendables-alike project for an all-female star cast.
