Disney's 'Bob the Musical' Recruits Michael Chabon, Bret McKenzie

Tom Cruise is reportedly eyeing the lead role in the long-developing film, about a man who, after suffering a head injury, can suddenly hear everyone's inner song.

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IMAGE EXPO: Fraction Prepares for Gender-Swapped "Ody-C," Muses Marvel Future

CBR News spoke with Matt Fraction about his upcoming Image Comics series "Ody-C," the success of "Sex Criminals" and what his future might hold at Marvel.

HBO Passes on Chabon's Hobgoblin

Although HBO has decided not to move forward with Hobgoblin, a World War II pilot from Michael Chabon and his wife Ayelet Waldman, there's reportedly a chance that FX could pick up the project.

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Could Kavalier & Clay End Up on HBO? Stephen Daldry Hopes So

Oscar-nominated director Stephen Daldry thinks Michael Chabon's novel The Adventures of Kavalier & Clay might be better suited for an HBO miniseries than for a movie.

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Michael Chabon Confirmed To Write Disney's Magic Kingdom

Michael Chabon has officially been hired to pen a script for the upcoming Disney movie Magic Kingdom, which will be directed by Jon Favreau.

Darren Aronofsky, Michael Chabon, HBO And Magicians Vs. Nazis

Darren Aronofsky will direct the pilot for Hobgoblin, an in-development series at HBO written by Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman.

Michael Chabon Conjures World War II Drama At HBO

The Pulitzer Prize winner and his wife, and fellow author, Ayelet Waldman have set up an offbeat World War II project with the cable network. Tentatively titled Hobgoblin, it involves a group of magicians and con men who used their skills to battle Hitler's forces.

View a test film from abandoned Kavalier and Clay motion picture

WC: Matt Fraction and Michael Chabon

The two critically-acclaimed writers met in San Francisco at WonderCon Saturday afternoon to talk about genre, literature pitching the "Fantastic Four" movie and taking your toys out of their boxes.