INCREDIBLE HULK

Like spoilers? Apparently, there's a whole lot of 'em at Latino Review and IESB, so if you wanna stay ignorant of it all, you should not click those links. Superhero Hype also has set photos making Harlem in Canada.

JOHNNY DYNAMITEVariety is reporting that TV legend Dick Wolf is teaming with "Disturbia" director D.J. Caruso and writer J.H. Wyman to create a comic book-style drama for television that will use the same green screen technology utilized in "300," basing the work on the Max Allan Collins graphic novel.

THE BATMAN

Over at Batman: Yesterday, Today and Beyond you can catch images of Count Vertigo and the Green Arrow coming to the animated version of Gotham City.

HEROES

CBR News has a new Behind the Eclipse feature about the hit NBC series.

TINTIN

According to the Hollywood Reporter, "British scribe Steven Moffat is writing DreamWorks' 'Tintin,' the movie trilogy collaboration from Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg that adapts the European comic strip created by Herge."

THOR

Right after Film Music Weekly (PDF file) confirmed that Ilan Eshkeri is attached as composer for the Matthew Vaughn's Marvel movie, Eshkeri himself told Score Notes that he's already started working on it. "Well, I'm looking forward to starting work with Matthew on 'Thor,'" Eshkeri said. "The script is really fantastic -- I just got a stack of comic books and I'm currently reading all the early stuff!"

JUSTICE LEAGUE: NEW FRONTIER

You'll find a full cast list for the animated direct-to-DVD feature at the Toon Zone Forums.

TRANSFORMERS 2

Visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar is quoted at Sci Fi Wire talking about what to expect from the sequel. "It's a circus, and they're going to raise the tight-wire walker a little bit higher next time," he said. "But it's all going to be dramatic. I think the commitment is not to just chuck out a sequel. The commitment is -- and this makes us really happy here -- that it's a deep story. There are lots of layers to the story of all these Decepticons, everybody. And so they want to really keep the characters rich."

SMALLVILLE

Kryptonsite has posted new promotional images from the October 18th episode "Cure" featuring Dean Cain. Meanwhile, their arch rivals at Devoted to Smallville have new promotional shots of actress Laura Vandervoort as Kara.

THE STUDIO HAS SOME NOTES ...

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