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Sunday, February 12, 2006

DC COMICS FOR MAY

DC Comics is releasing its solicitations for May on Monday at 5 p.m. (ET).

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WONDERCON: SUPERMAN RETURNS

Brandon Routh, star of Superman Returns, joined director Bryan Singer for the Warner Bros. presentation at WonderCon on Saturday.

For a rundown of the highlights from the panel, CLICK HERE.

And on Monday, look for a transcription of the press conference with Routh and Singer that followed the panel.



WONDERCON: X-MEN: THE LAST STAND

20th Century Fox handed out some 500 X-Men: The Last Stand posters Saturday WonderCon.

The posters were awarded through a ticket lottery at the Fox panel. Winners picked up their prizes outside the Moscone Center from a van that displayed the posters.

The posters -- featuring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Halle Berry as Storm, Famke Janssen as Phoenix, Anna Paquin as Rogue, Kelsey Grammer as Beast and Ben Foster as Angel -- will be appearing in public soon.

"The posters were a big hit at WonderCon. The fans clapped enthusiastically when they were shown on the screen, paticularly for Beast and Angel," said associate producer David Gorder, who was at the convention on Saturday. "It was cool to hear that response from the X-Men fans. 'Take a Stand' is is a unique outdoor campaign, an idea that is fresh and cool. It gets the initial theme of the movie out there too."

Gorder said the production is headed back to Vancouver for additional shots.

"Everything is coming along nicely," Gorder said. "Brett (Ratner, director) has done an awesome job. The movie is going to blow people away."

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WONDERCON: DC UNIVERSE PANEL

Grant Morrison is the new writer of Batman, it was announced Saturday at DC Comics' panel at WonderCon in San Francisco.

Morrison will take over Batman following James Robinson's eight-issue run through Batman and Detective Comics.

"I've already plotted 15 issues," said Morrison, who added that the first story is called "Batman and Son" and features Talia.

For all the highlights from the panel and more than two dozen new images, CLICK HERE.



WONDERCON: DARK HORSE COMICS PANEL

Dark Horse Comics is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2006 will special-edition works.

At the publisher's panel at WonderCon on Saturday, Dark Horse's Lee Dawson said there are at least two projects in the works. One is a prestige format collection of Dark Horse stories and the other is a hardcover from diverse creators.

For highlights from the panel CLICK HERE.

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BRIEFLY

* During his panel at WonderCon Saturday, Grant Morrison said he has finished his script for a film version of his We3 for New Line Cinema.

* Peter David has signed an exclusive contract from Marvel. David is the writer of X-Factor and Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. He will continue writing Fallen Angel from IDW Publishing and Soulsearcher and Company from Claypool Comics.

* Coming Monday: News from WonderCon -- and much more!!!

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COMICS CONTINUUM BACK ISSUES

In case you missed The Continuum's recent coverage, here are some links. Click on the date to get the day's full report.

* Tuesday, Feb. 7: Supergirl, The Batman, Dark Horse and DC First Looks and Moonstone Books for June.

* Monday, Feb. 6: X-Men movie game, Spider-Man 3's Captain Stacy, Aspen Comics for May and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

* Sunday, Feb. 5: Sin City, Heroic Publishing for May and Doctor Strange movie.

* Saturday, Feb. 4: Smallville, Alias' Valkyries and First Looks.

* Friday, Feb. 3: Dark Horse Comics for May, First Looks and Death, Jr. returns.

* Thursday, Feb. 2: Smallville's Cyborg, Marvel and Devil's Due First Looks and Infinite Crisis.

* Wednesday, Feb. 1: Spider-Man 3's Gwen Stacy, Marvel and DC First Looks and SLG's Tron. Save up to 75% off your new comics!

* Tuesday, Jan. 31: Blade, IDW Publishing for May, Claypool Comics for May, The Batman, DC trade paperbacks for June, Rex Mundi and The Simpsons.

* Monday, Jan. 30: Spider-Man's new costume, Infinite Crisis, Smallville, Image's Death Dealer and First Looks.

* Sunday, Jan. 29: Krypto, Smallville and Dark Horse First Looks.

* Saturday, Jan. 28: Smallville, Teen Titans, Star Wars: Rebellion and First Looks.

* Friday, Jan. 27: Smallville, Image Comics First Looks, Devil's Due First Looks and Sam Kieth's My Inner Bimbo.

* Thursday, Jan. 26: Black Panther/Storm wedding, DC Comics' 52, V for Vendetta, New Universe preview and Marvel and DC First Looks.

* Wednesday, Jan. 25: X-Men: The Last Stand, Smallville, Justice League Unlimited, Spider-Man and Marvel and DC First Looks.

* Tuesday, Jan. 24: Superman: Brainiac Attacks, WB/UPN merger, Marvel movies, Cannon Hawke, Necromancer, Devil's Due for April and Alias Comics for April.

* Monday, Jan. 23: Diamond Select, Ms. Marvel, Marvel's Western event, Ultraviolet images and Image First Looks.

* Sunday, Jan. 22: Aquaman on TV, First Looks and Bongo Comics for April.

* Saturday, Jan. 21: X-Men: The Last Stand, HBO/Cinemax for March, Narwain's Albert and First Looks.

* Friday, Jan. 20: Superman Returns, 2005 sales, Sensational Spider-Man, Joss Whedon talks Astonishing X-Men, Marvel First Looks and Devil's Due First Looks.

* Thursday, Jan. 19: Jim Valentino on ShadowHawk, Spider-Man 3, Archie Comics for April, Aspen Comics for April, IDW First Looks, Marvel First Looks and Image First Looks.




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