Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, Torso, Push: January 23rd Comic Reel

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By Hannibal Tabu

Published Jan 23, 2009

Kristin Kreuk's a long way from Kansas, Brian Michael Bendis better save some "Secret Invasion" money, more mind over muscle fight scenes "Heroes," "G.I. Joe" and more.

STREET FIGHTER: THE LEGEND OF CHUN-LI

Comic Book Movie has a first look at the new poster for the Kristin Kreuk-fueled franchise reboot.

Release date February 27, 2009.

TORSO

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Paramount Pictures has allowed its option on the project to lapse.

No release date announced.

PUSH

There's a second, extended psychokinetic fight scene now available for viewing at Apple's QuickTime trailer park.

Starring Chris Evans, release date February 6, 2009.

HEROES

Herosite has the official network description for the next episode, while a spoilerish image gallery reveals some secrets about the series.

Next episode: February 2, 2009.

SMALLVILLE

Kryptonsite has an image gallery from the preview for next week's episode.

Next episode January 29, 2009, "Power."

HULK VS.

Chris Yost discussed the new direct-to-DVD animated feature with Comicon Pulse.

Release date: January 27, 2009.

G.I. JOE: RISE OF COBRA

Director Stephen Sommers talked to Entertainment Weekly about inspirations.

Release date August 7, 2009.

IRON MAN 2

If you check out ths interview with actor Sam Rockwell (the important bit starts around the 2:52 mark).

Directed by Jon Favreau, release date March 7, 2010.

THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS

Will there be an immortal return for Ra's Al Ghul? Actor Liam Neeson said a definite "maybe." "You never know," Neeson said, "the tapestry of the story [of TDK] was quite wonderful ... the tapestry of the story [of 'TDK'] was quite wonderful.

Meanwhile, CBR News has a special report about the Oscar nominations.

No release date announced.

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