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Wednesday, September 1, 2004
MUTANT X'S FOURTH SEASON
Although no new episodes are being produced, Tribune Entertainment has revealed its plans for a fourth season of the syndicated Mutant X television series.
Fifty-two different repeat episodes from the three previous seasons of the show will air weekly starting the week of Sept. 29.
Fourteen episodes will air from the first season, 19 episodes will air from the second season and 19 episodes will air from the third season.
The first two seasons featured John Shea as Adam, Victor Webster and Brennan, Forbes March as Jesse, Victoria Pratt as Shalimar and Lauren Lee Smith as Emma. In the third season, Smith was replaced by Karen Cliche, who played Lexas, and Shea guest-starred in several episodes.
For the complete fourth season schedule of Mutant X, CLICK HERE.
While it is extremely doubtful the show will return with new episodes, sources have told The Continuum there is a "slim possibility" of a two-hour television movie that would wrap up storylines from the third season's cliffhanger.
MARVEL COMICS FIRST LOOKS
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For covers and four-page previews of Marvel Comics titles arriving in stores on Thursday, Sept. 9, CLICK HERE
Titles include X-Force #2, X-Men: The End Book One -- Dreamers and Demons #3, Captain America #31, Spectacular Spider-Man #19 and Marvel Knights Spider-Man #6.
Look for more Marvel Comics first looks on Thursday here in The Continuum.
DC COMICS FIRST LOOKS
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For covers and four-page previews of DC Comics titles arriving in stores on Thursday, Sept. 9, CLICK HERE
Titles include 100 Bullets #53, Action Comics #819, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #183, Bloodhound #3, Challengers of the Unknown #4, Fables #29, Gotham Central #23 and Nightwing #97.
AFTERMATH DEAL
Adrian Askarieh and Daniel Alter have announced they are working with Devil's Due Publishing to bring the publisher's upcoming Aftermath universe to next generation console, online and wireless games.
They are currently in talks with several major video game publishers and developers to select the interactive partner for Aftermat.
Askarieh and Alter will also be working with Devil's Due founder and owner Josh Blaylock on developing the upcoming Aftermath line as a slate of feature film and TV projects.
Devil's Due maintains an exclusive, multi-year, first-look deal with Askarieh's Prime Universe Productions and is managed by Alter via his Alter Ego Entertainment.
The duo is already adapting the comic book publisher's horror/action title, Hack/Slash, with producer Chuck Gordon.
Said Askarieh, "Aftermath provides a totally original and very timely set of characters that are not only perfect for transition into 'event' feature films and original Television shows, but provide an opportunity to create a very comprehensive interactive universe."
Said Alter, "These characters represent the next generation of icons. Josh and the writers have put the signature style that's separated Devil's Due from it's competitors in the marketplace onto the super-hero genre. Grounded, edgy, and unique, they're destined to be pop-culture multimedia success."
BRIEFLY
COMICS CONTINUUM BACK ISSUES
In case you missed The Continuum's recent coverage, here are some links:
* For Tuesday, Aug. 23, including The Batman animated news, CLICK HERE.
* For Monday, Aug. 22, including Amy Acker's voice role on Justice League Unlimited, CLICK HERE.
* For Saturday, Aug. 21, including Marvel Comics' solicitations for November, CLICK HERE.
* For Friday, Aug. 20, including The Batman animated news, CLICK HERE.
* For Thursday, Aug. 19, including Justice League Unlimited news, CLICK HERE.
* For Wednesday, Aug. 18, including LeBron James comics news, CLICK HERE.
* For Tuesday, Aug. 17, including Wolverine news, CLICK HERE.
* For Monday, Aug. 16, including DC Comics' solicitations for November, CLICK HERE.
* For Sunday, Aug. 15, including Batman Begins news and other news from Wizard World Chicago, CLICK HERE.
* For Saturday, Aug. 14, including Green Lantern news and other news from Wizard World Chicago, CLICK HERE.
* For Friday, Aug. 13, including J. Scott Campbell news, CLICK HERE.
* For Thursday, Aug. 12, including Dark Horse's solicitations for November, CLICK HERE.
* For Wednesday, Aug. 11, including Smallville news, CLICK HERE.
* For Tuesday, Aug. 10, including Lady Death movie news, CLICK HERE.
* For Monday, Aug. 9, including Sin City movie news, CLICK HERE.
* For Saturday, Aug. 7, including X-Men DVD news, CLICK HERE.
* For Friday, Aug. 6, including Global Frequency TV news, CLICK HERE.
* For Thursday, Aug. 5, including Marvel Comics news, CLICK HERE.
* For Wednesday, Aug. 4, including DC Comics news, CLICK HERE.
* For Tuesday, Aug. 3, including Smallville news, CLICK HERE.
* For Monday, Aug. 2, including Teen Titans animated news, CLICK HERE.
* For Saturday, July 31, including Constantine movie news, CLICK HERE.
* For Friday, July 30, including The Batman animated news, CLICK HERE.
* For Thursday, July 29, including Blade: Trinity news, CLICK HERE.
* For Wednesday, July 28, including Justice League Unlimited news, CLICK HERE.
* For Tuesday, July 27, including an interview with the cast of the Fantastic Four movie, CLICK HERE.
* For Monday, July 26, including Comic-Con International news, CLICK HERE.
* For Sunday, July 25, including Comic-Con International news, CLICK HERE.
* For Saturday, July 24, including Marvel Comics' solicitiations for October, CLICK HERE.
* For Friday, July 23, including Comic-Con International news, CLICK HERE.
* For Thursday, July 22, including an interview with Catwoman screenwriter John Brancato, CLICK HERE.
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