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GLAAD 2023 Comics Award Nominations Name More Than Just The Writer
Here are the 2023 nominations for outstanding comic book and outstanding graphic novel and they mention… everyone! Okay, almost everyone. GLAAD 2023 Comics Award Nominations Name More Than Just The Writer GLAAD 2023 Outstanding Comic Book I Hate This Place, by Kyle Starks, Artyom Topilin, Lee Loughridge, Pat Brosseau (Image Comics) Immortal X-Men, by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Michele Bandini, David[...]
the lost symbol
It would appear that the puzzle surrounding the ability to produce a successful series adaptation of bestselling author Dan Brown's Robert Langdon novels will remain unsolved, with Peacock confirming that is has opted to not renew the Ashley Zukerman (Succession)-starring Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol for a second season Based on Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol[...]
Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol: Peacock Sets September Premiere Date
Earlier this month, viewers learned that Peacock's Ashley Zukerman (Succession)-starring Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol would begin unraveling its mysteries this September Now, the streaming service has released a second official trailer In the upcoming prequel series based around Dan Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol and the "DaVinci Code" universe, a young Robert Langdon (Zuckerman) must solve[...]
the lost symbol
Back in May, viewers were treated to their first look at Peacock's Ashley Zukerman (Succession)-starring Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol In the upcoming prequel series based around Dan Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol and the "DaVinci Code" universe, a young Robert Langdon (Zuckerman) must solve a series of deadly puzzles to save his kidnapped mentor and thwart a[...]
the lost symbol
Back in March of this year, NBCUniversal announced that its upcoming prequel series based around Dan Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol and the "DaVinci Code" universe was not only moving from pilot to series order but also from NBC to Peacock Flash ahead two months later, and the streaming service is treating viewers to the first official[...]
The cover to The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (Image: Doubleday)
NBC's upcoming prequel series based around Dan Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol and the "DaVinci Code" universe has moved not only from pilot to series order but from NBC to Peacock On Tuesday, the streaming service announced that it was bringing the Ashley Zukerman (Succession)-starring Dan Brown's Langdon to series With an episode count and premiere date still[...]
King of Eden: Yen Press Announces Horror Manga by Urusawa's Co-Writer
The series has the flavour of a cross between Dan Brown and Tom Clancy thrillers, reflecting writer Nagasaki's taste for epic, globe-trotting conspiracy thrillers with sociopolitical dimensions Yen Press is collecting two tankubon volumes into thick, 400-page omnibus volumes. The visceral artwork by Korean artist SangCheol Lee under the pseudonym Ignito King of Eden is an[...]
The cover to The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (Image: Doubleday)
Sumalee Montano (Star Trek: Picard), Rick Gonzalez (Arrow), and Beau Knapp (The Good Lord Bird) are set to join Succession star Ashley Zukerman's Robert Langdon in the drama pilot Langdon from NBC and The Crossing co-creators Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie. Written and executive produced by Dworkin and Beattie and based on Dan Brown's best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol,[...]
Eddie Izzard and Valorie Curry are joining NBC's Langdon pilot (Image: Left- Karl Nesh & Shutterstock.com / Right- Amazon Prime)
Written and executive produced by Dworkin and Beattie and based on Dan Brown's best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol, the series follows the early adventures of the famed Harvard symbologist, who must solve a series of deadly puzzles when his mentor is kidnapped – forcing him to join a CIA task force, where he uncovers a[...]
The cover to The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (Image: Doubleday)
Literary hero Robert Langdon is bringing his conspiracy-cracking skills to NBC, with the network giving a formal pilot order to Langdon – a drama based on Dan Brown's best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol Written and executive produced by The Crossing creators Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie, the series follows the early adventures of famed Harvard[...]
The cover to The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (Image: Doubleday)
Literary hero Robert Langdon is bringing his conspiracy-cracking skills to NBC, with the network giving a production commitment to Langdon, a drama based on Dan Brown's best-selling thriller The Lost Symbol Written and executive produced by Daniel Cerone (Motive, Constantine), the series follows the early adventures of famed Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, who finds himself[...]
Hunt for Wolverine: Claws of a Killer #2 cover by Greg Land and Jason Keith
My only hope is that the next issue will make for a more interesting tale. Hunt for Wolverine: Claws of a Killer #2 art by Butch Guice, Cam Smith, Mack Chater, and Dan Brown Butch Guice is a saving grace His art is as gritty, detailed, and all-around gorgeous as ever His heavier style fits this band[...]
Hunt for Wolverine: Claws of a Killer #1 cover by Greg Land, Jay Leisten, and Frank D'Armata
Their teeth-baring is entertaining and watching Victor and Daken threaten to rip one another's heads off is great. The weird plot with the small town and mysterious paramilitary agents comes to a bit of a trite conclusion in the end, but it may still make for a fun threat for our leading villains to put down. Hunt[...]
Relay #1 cover by Andy Clarke
Dan Brown handles the color work here, but the review copy I read only had the first two pages colored The colored pages I saw looked great though. Relay #1 is an interesting and fresh sci-fi comic with plenty of unique ideas that could set up for a great series The protagonist is especially intriguing, and[...]
Wong and the Midnight Sons make their final stand against the hordes of Hell and the demonically-possessed Avengers. Before long, Mephisto himself arrives to gloat over having killed Johnny Blaze. However, Mephisto does not know that the Ghost Rider has become the king of Hell, and the tides may soon turn in favor of Wong. Doctor Strange: Damnation ends better than it began. While some of the deliberate lack of repentance on the part of Stephen Strange and the lack of focus on the members of the Midnight Sons that aren’t Wong and Strange does bother me, this final installment didn’t really get on my nerves as much as the first. Don’t get me wrong, this issue still has a myriad of problems that keep it from being required reading. This story was stretched to breaking point, and a good portion of what matters happened in the Ghost Rider issue. This book is a protracted third act. As far as plot-relevance goes, Blade, Doctor Voodoo, Bloodstone, Man-Thing, Scarlet Spider, Moon Knight, and Iron Fist may as well not be here. Even in their own tie-ins, Iron Fist and Scarlet Spider don’t really do anything important to the story. The follow-up story promises more with the Midnight Sons though, and that will hopefully come to something. Rod Reis’ artwork is a welcome presence in this book. His style lends itself to the ethereal and surreal nature of this setting and plot. The color gradience adds a unique atmosphere and generally looks quite good. Szymon Kudranski and Dan Brown handle the epilogue with the Midnight Sons and Doc Strange. The more realistic aesthetic does contrast Reis’ work in an odd manner, but it looks good too. Doctor Strange: Damnation #4 is a decent enough read. If you liked the rest of the story, you’ll like this one too. The fact that the story at least acknowledges that Strange’s idea was terrible from the start and ties it to personal problems helps a lot. Reis, Kudranksi, and Brown provide good visuals. Feel free to check it out.
Szymon Kudranski and Dan Brown handle the epilogue with the Midnight Sons and Doc Strange The more realistic aesthetic does contrast Reis' work in an odd manner, but it looks good too. Doctor Strange: Damnation #4 is a decent enough read If you liked the rest of the story, you'll like this one too The fact[...]
Doctor Strange: Damnation #3 cover by Rod Reis
The opening giving us some insight into Wong's mind while staging this rescue gives some emotional resonance to the story. Doctor Strange: Damnation #3 art by Szymon Kudranski and Dan Brown Szymon Kudranski's artwork is ethereal and atmospheric, which is fitting for Damnation It's also light on finder detail, and that becomes distracting whenever the panel focuses[...]
Legion #1
Time to wrap things up with Legion #1. Legion #1 Writer: Peter Milligan Artist: Wilfredo Torres Colorist: Dan Brown Letterer: Travis Lanham Capitalizing on the success of the TV show several months late, Legion is a mini-series starring David Haller, the son of Charles Xavier and Gabrielle Haller David is a powerful mutant with dissociative personality disorder — in other words, multiple[...]
Origin
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Dan Brown is an interesting author He is best known for his Robert Langdon novels about a Harvard University professor of religious iconology and symbology (a made-up field of study) His knowledge ends up getting him pulled into five different life-or-death situations so far, all of which end up with religion being a major[...]
Ultimates
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Ultimates Squared #100 from Marvel Comics by Al Ewing, Travel Foreman, Filipe Andrade, Marco Lorenzana, Scott Hanna and Dan Brown with Matt Yackey brings to a conclusion Ewing's long-running plot that has run through numerous iterations of the series, and connections through his other works at Marvel. In fact, it's fair to say Ewing has[...]
With Inferno Coming – Everything Wrong With The Da Vinci Code
With Inferno opening this weekend, the folks over at Cinema Sins have taken a look at the first of the three Ron Howard and Tom Hanks collaborations on adaptations of Dan Brown novels Everything Wrong With… takes 15 minutes to go through the Da Vinci Code a pretty good book that got made famous more[...]
"There's Always A Way Out" – Extended TV Spot For Inferno
This is Tom Hanks third time playing Professor Robert Langdon in a major motion picture based on the novels by Dan Brown The first two novels, Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code came out in reverse order but film makers skipped the third novel in the series, The Lost Symbol, so far. The new[...]
Ron Howard And Tom Hanks Reunite For Inferno
It's once again time to dive into the world of symbologist Robert Langdon as director Ron Howard and actor Tom Hanks adapt the Dan Brown novel Inferno According to Deadline, filming will start in April with a script by David Koepp and Brian Grazer returning to produce. In Inferno, Langdon awakens in an Italian hospital with amnesia[...]