SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2011
COMICS CONTINUUM TELEVISION SERIES: EPISODE 35
It aired earlier this weekend on TV20 in Detroit, and now Episode 35 of the Comics Contnuum television series is available online.
To view the episode, CLICK HERE.
X-MEN: FIRST CLASS ROUNDUP
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The Continuum continues its video previews of X-Men: First Class with interviews and clips.
* For interview snippets with director Matthew Vaughn, CLICK HERE.
* For interview snippets with Alex Gonzalez, who plays Riptide, CLICK HERE.
* For a training montage from the movie, CLICK HERE.
Look for more on X-Men: First Class on Monday and throughout the week here in The Continuum.
GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD KNIGHTS
The Continuum has obtained segment and voice credits for Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, the animated movie arriving in stores on June 7.
Segment credits include:
The First Lantern:: Written by Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim, directed by Christopher Berkeley.
Kilowog: Written by Peter J. Tomasi, directed by Lauren Montgomery.
Mogo Doesn't Socialize: Written by Dave Gibbons, directed by Jay Oliva.
Abin Sur: Written by Geoff Johns, directed by Christopher Berkeley.
Emerald Knights: Story by Alan Burnett and Geoff Johns, screenplay by Alan Burnett and Todd Casey, directed by Lauren Montgomery.
Laira: Written by Eddie Berganza, directed by Jay Oliva.
Voice credits include:
Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan, Jason Isaacs as Sinestro, Elisabeth Moss as Arisia, Henry Rollins as KIlowog, Arnold Vosloo as Abin Sur, Tony Amendolo as Kentor, Steve Blum as Kloba Vud, Grey Delisile as Ree'yu, Kelly Hu as Laira, Michael Jackson as Ganthet, Peter Jessop as Salaak, David Kaufman as Rubyn, Sunil Malhotra as Bolphunga's ship. Roddy Piper as Bolphunga, Andrea Romano as Abin Sur's ring, Jane Singer was Wachet, James Arnold Taylor as Tomar-Re, Bruce Thom as Atrocitus, Mitchell Whitfield as Avra, Wade Williams as Deegan and Gwendoline Yeo as Blu.
BRIEFLY
* Thor placed fifth at the box office over the three-day weekend with $9.6 million, pushing its domestic total to $159.7 million.
Thor is the 11th Marvel movie to pass $150 million and now ranks ninth among all Marvel movies. It could pass X-Men Origins: Wolverine ($179.8 million) for eight, but seventh-place X2 ($214.9 million) appears out of reach.
Priest placed 11th over the three-day weekend with $1.7 million, pushing its total to $27.2 million.
AUGUST SOLICITATIONS ROUNDUP
For previously posted August solicitations, click on the publishers' names below:
* 12-Gauge Comics.
* Ape Entertainment.
* Archie Comics.
* Aspen Comics.
* Big Dog Ink.
* Bluewater Productions.
* Bongo Comics.
* Dark Horse Comics.
* DC Comics.
* Dynamite Entertainment.
* IDW Publishing.
* Image Comics.
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