Legendary Entertainment Archives

In case you haven't seen the game yet, the teams are working with Legendary Entertainment and Toho International for this one, as you'll fight for survival and control in a world that follows the Rise of the Titans Here, you'll experience a new 4X mobile strategy game featuring the two iconic titans with various challenges[...]

Warner Bros. Discovery and Legendary have released two new posters for Dune: Part Two. It will be released on March 1st.

Vaughan is teaming with Legendary Entertainment, signing a three-year overall deal with the studio Under the terms of the contract, Legendary will adapt several of Vaughan's creator-owned comics; and produce exclusive, original Vaughan-created projects developed for film and television across both traditional and non-traditional platforms. Kendall Whitehouse "Legendary was instrumental in helping to revolutionize the way the world thought[...]

It would appear that Dark Horses' "Black Hammer" comics by writer [user_id] has been picked up by Legendary Entertainment for development for film and possible tv projects. Black Hammer, first published in 2016, won the 2017 Eisner for best new comic and best lettering, as well as nominations for best writer, best continuing series, best inking team,[...]

Skyscraper wants to be the next Die Hard, but it misses the point in favor of meaningless, over-the-top action scenes.

Many believed that, when it came to his involvement with Legendary Entertainment, for Thomas Tull, there was no way to slow down However, it looks like Tull has found a way, as, first reported in the St Cleve Chronicle and later picked up by THR, Tull will stop living in the past and leave the company under[...]

It looks like Legendary Entertainment's live-action Pokemon film finally has a director attached Rob Letterman, who has thus far brought us such films as Monsters vs Aliens, Gulliver's Travels, and Goosebumps The script has been penned by Alex Hirsch and Guardians of the Galaxy's Nichole Perlman (who is also still currently writing the next installment in the modern[...]

Perhaps the fourth time will be better than the third – Variety is reporting that Legendary Entertainment has secured the film and television rights for the classic science fiction Dune properties from the author's estate. The deal apparently allows for development of both television as well as film adaptations, however Legendary has not yet commented if[...]

Bleeding Cool was fortunate enough to take part in a fairly wondrous experience last night at the Legendary booth at San Diego Comic Con in an exclusive sneak preview of two virtual reality experiences that are now available to fans through an interactive app. Legendary Entertainment announced during our press event that they had partnered with[...]

But will there be any sympathy for the Devil? Annihilator is published by Legendary Entertainment, and #5 was released on February 4th. Wait, what? I have a lot of confused feelings and even confused thoughts about Issue #5 of Annihilator, one of my favorite comics out right now This is because the first half of the issue[...]

Whatever mistakes he may make in the last two issues of the comic, or whatever revelations may be forthcoming that may make him more despicable than we expected, from here on out, we'll be wondering if we would do the same and what that means about the dark sides of our personalities. Annihilator is published by[...]

Bleeding Cool welcomes back The Orbiting Pod, the podcast of Orbital Comics in London. They say: This week, we play to the screen with Annihilator #1, dig

This week's reviews: Edge of Spider-Verse #1 - Spider-Man Noir Futures End Month: Week 2 Teen Dog #1  Sixth Gun: Volume 1 Annihilator #1 Edge of

By Nas Hoosen I remember an article about Batman #655, Grant Morrison’s first issue of what would become his seven-year Batman run, from around the time

Annihilator #1 comes out today from Legendary Entertainment, written by Grant Morrison (see his previous interview at Bleeding Cool here) and illustrated by Frazer Irving It's a "witchy" tale of a fair amount of complexity and considering its complexity is not something you'll be able to do at a first reading The visuals of this[...]

Variety is reporting that Legendary Entertainment has partnered with Guillermo Del Toro and YouTube to create a contest inviting folks with YouTube channels to create their own horror short film using YouTube Space The video below is an introduction by Del Toro and all the details for the contest are here It's limited to people[...]

By Abigail Raney It's preview night at Comic-Con, and Legendary has – almost certainly ill-advisedly – put me in control of a giant robot. Virtually, that

In late April, we announced here at Bleeding Cool that Extinction Parade had been optioned for TV by Legendary Entertainment, and Brooks has also discussed a considerable ramping up of the plot on the second arc of the series, generating buzz. Some of the developments in the sales of Extinction Parade are that the first printing[...]

With fans looking forward to the series' second arc, "War", the news broke in late April that The Extinction Parade has also been optioned for TV development by Legendary Entertainment. As Brooks reveals in this interview with Bleeding Cool, he's a careful scripter, planning out each arc well ahead of time, so the story is poised[...]

In theme, Extinction Parade compares well with TV shows like The Walking Dead in its vision of internecine conflicts among resistant forces during a zombie apocalypse, and also to shows like Hannibal for its horror elements depicting humanity as prey. Legendary Entertainment develops films (Legendary Pictures), television and digital properties (Legendary Television and Digital Media) and[...]