This weekend was a big one for Disney and Marvel, as a number of big announcements were made.
During a recent sci-fi/Trek convention, I ran a discussion panel on The CW’s upcoming ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ event, scheduled to appear this December and January. There was a lot of speculation about just what would, could and should happen during this special series of episodes. Well, now that some time has passed, we’re getting some idea as to just what we’ll be treated to in the months ahead.
The next season of Black Lightning kicks off on October 7, 2019, two weeks ahead of the original October 21st date.
Beginning December 8, the CW DC Universe is getting bigger, as a number of classic stars return to reprise their roles in the upcoming Crisis on Infinite Earths. The CW has also announced that the Black Lightning series would be part of the event, as well as Kevin Conroy as old man Batman.
Image Comics has announced that Rob Guillory’s Farmhand comic book series has been optioned for television by AMC.
Though Warner Bros. doesn’t have a Hall H presentation, HBO’s Watchmen does have a panel at the big San Diego Comic-Con, and moment ago, the cable company dropped a new trailer for the series.
Dark Horse Comics has announced that She Could Fly from Christopher Cantwell and Martin Morazzo has been optioned by AMC for a television adaptation.
During the She-Ra and the Princesses of Power panel at the San Diego Comic Con, creators, talent, and producers were on hand to talk about the show, and share the first trailer for season 3.
We’ve heard the rumors that there would be a reboot to The Rocketeer franchise, featuring a young girl instead of Cliff Secord. Disney not only confirmed the reboot, but showed off the first look at the animated series coming to Disney Jr…
It was announced during Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD panel at the San Diego Comic Con that the television series will end with season 7 in 2020.
The final season of CW’s The Arrow kicks off in October, and today we have a rundown of all the fall premieres of The CW shows.
The CW has revealed its full fall schedule for next season, and it looks like the World’s Finest or Supergirl and Batwoman are taking Sunday night.
Nickelodeon and CBS Television Studios announced the greenlight of a new animated “Star Trek” series to be developed by Emmy Award winners Kevin and Dan Hageman and overseen for Nickelodeon by Ramsey Naito, EVP, Animation Production and Development, Nickelodeon.
The latest trailer for season three of Strangers Things arrived last night, and I finally had a chance to check it out. If you haven’t seen it, take the jump. Right. Now!