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Dynamite Entertainment is proud to announce that Grimm comic books and graphic novels, set in the world of the acclaimed NBC series, will hit stores in 2013! The Grimm comic books and graphic novels are licensed through NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products.
NBC got my attention when they revealed that Eddie Izzard (!!) would be filling Al Lewis’ shoes as the affably undead Gran’pa Munster, and now they’ve chosen the actor who will put on Fred Gwynne’s platform boots as Herman.
Actor Donald Glover has created a public service announcement to get you to save Community, which is on indefinite hiatus.
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Following the success of their popular The Bionic Man ongoing series, Dynamite Entertainment is releasing The Bionic Woman #1. Written by Paul Tobin and drawn by Leno Carvalho, with an amazing cover by Paul Renaud, The Bionic Woman #1 hits stores in March 2012! The Bionic Woman ongoing series is licensed through NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products Group.
Looks like someone had the guts to grab six minutes of David E Kelley’s Wonder Woman pilot and put it online for all to see.
Footage from failed Wonder Woman TV pilot by kahramanlarsinemada
Two more clips after the jump including that chase scene we saw photos of months ago.
It seems that anytime Stan Lee attaches his name to anything, people automatically grab onto it thinking it will be the next big Spider-Man, or Fantastic Four, or Striperalla. NBC is hoping to hit that kind of gold again with Lee’s The Guardian Project.
If you don’t already know, the Guardian Project is a series of superheroes based on the National Hockey League’s 30 teams. And with the NHL Championship concluding last night, this seems like the perfect time to roll out the announcement.
The conglom has taken a minority equity stake in the property that is being developed as a TV series, films, comicbooks, games, licensed merchandise and theme park attractions.
Tight now everything is in the Promotional Idea stage, but who knows… next year we could see the Vancouver Canuck superhero mascot rise again.. but will probably be stomped on by the Boston Bruin.
During the whole Wonder Woman in pants debacle that plagued David E. Kelley’s pilot for the television series, word started to spread that Wonder Woman would have multiple costumes, including the expected swimsuit version we’ve all known and loved for years.
Wonder Woman TV did the leg work and found this pic that shows Adrianne Palicki without pants.
Looks like we won’t get to see David E. Kelley’s take on Wonder Woman, as NBC has decided to pass on the show, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The drama, produced by Warner Bros. TV, is a reinvention of the iconic DC comic in which Wonder Woman (Adrianne Palicki) is a vigilante crime-fighter in Los Angeles but also a successful corporate executive trying to balance all the elements of her extraordinary life. Joining Palicki is Elizabeth Hurley, Tracie Thoms and Cary Elwes. Jeff Reiner (The Event) directed the pilot.
Part of the reason for the pass is lackluster buzz surrounding the show, which, if you’ve been reading this site for any length of time, you know that translates to utter hatred for the idea, look, and concept of the show from many of the Intardwebz people.
With Wonder Woman and Locke & Key getting let go, I guess we’ll all have to satiate ourselves with another season of Chuck.
We know that Adriene Palicki has been cast as Wonder Woman in the David K. Kelley Wonder Woman series, and we know Elizabeth Hurley will play bad-girl Veronica Cale. But what about Steve Trevor? Deadline reports that Justin Bruening has been cast as the the former army vet who now works for the Justice Department.
More pics of the actor after the jump.
If you thought the new Wonder Woman costume running the pages of DC Comics was questionable, take the jump for what the Amazonian Princess will look like in the NBC television series.
Shooting is going on right now for the television Wonder Woman series. Someone was on set, and snapped this picture of one of the seat backs, and shows off the logo/symbol for the series.
Considering the changes going on in the Wonder Woman comics, I actually don’t mind the new logo. We’ll see if it shows up in the show or elsewhere in the series.
Elizabeth Hurley is on set right now shooting her scenes – take the jump for a look.
In a late breaking, surprise move, NBC television has given the greenlight to David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman series. Earlier in the year, NBC had shown interest, but with certain execs leaving, no one would commit to the project. Now with Bob Greenblatt in place, WBTV has been given the go ahead to take the shelved project and get it into production.
The project is described as a reinvention of the iconic D.C. comic in which Wonder Woman — aka Diana Prince — is a vigilante crime fighter in L.A. but also a successful corporate executive and a modern woman trying to balance all of the elements of her extraordinary life.
Well… I guess it could be worse… couldn’t it?