Frank Miller to tackle King Arthur series for Netflix
Netflix has ordered a new King Arthur series from comic book legend Frank Miller.
Netflix has ordered Cursed, for a 10-episode, straight-to-series order. Cursed is based on Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler's upcoming book of the same name, which tells the King Arthur story through the eyes of a teen girl named Nimue who is destined to become the Lady of the Lake.
After Nimue's mother dies, she finds an unexpected companion in Arthur and the duo go on a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword. Miller and Wheeler co-created the series and will executive produce the drama. As for the novel, Wheeler is writing it while Miller is handling the art.
Some of Miller's works that have been adapted into movies include Sin City, The Dark Knight Returns, 300, and Ronin, just to name a few. Meanwhile, Wheeler penned the script for Puss in Boots and also co-wrote The Lego: Ninjago Movie.
Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why to Add Additional Warning Video Ahead of Season 2
Netflix will be adding a warning video ahead of the upcoming second season of 13 Reasons Why.
The streaming service premiered the clip on YouTube and it features some of the show's stars, Dylan Minnette, Katherine Langford, Justin Prentice and Alisha Boe, alerting viewers of the series' content. The video will autoplay before the first episode in each of the show's two seasons.
"If you ever feel you need someone to talk with, reach out to a parent, a friend, a school counselor or an adult you trust," the stars say via montage in the video. "Call a local help line or go to 13reasonswhy.info because the minute you start talking about it, it gets easier."
Marvel Comics Teases ‘Special Announcement’ with 4 Superhero Logos
A special Marvel Comics announcement is coming soon and it appears to be related to some of Marvel's biggest superheroes.
Marvel Entertainment teased on Twitter that the announcement is scheduled to happen tomorrow, March 29 at 9am PT/12pm ET, and shared an image containing logos for Spider-Man, Captain America, Black Panther, and Captain Marvel. Check out the image below.
Marvel Comics announcement, image via Twitter.
Hitman Sniper Is Free to Play for Limited Time
Square Enix is celebrating mobile game Hitman Sniper surpassing the 10 million player mark by making the game free to play for a limited time.
Square Enix Montréal is offering a free to play version of the mobile title for iOS and Android from March 28 through April 4. You can download the iOS version here and the Android version here.
Hitman Sniper launched in 2014 and is a competitive mobile shooter/shooting gallery game where players have to assassinate several targets as Agent 47. Square Enix Montréal has been adding seasonal themed content, game optimizations, and several other in-game additions since Hitman Sniper's launch.
Doom 4K Patch Coming to PS4 Pro, Xbox One X Tomorrow
A new patch for Doom that adds 4K support for PS4 Pro and Xbox One X will be released tomorrow, March 29.
Bethesda shared the news in a post on its official website. The publisher also released a new trailer for the 4K update, which you can watch below:
A handful of screenshots showcasing id Software's first-person shooter running in 4K were also revealed, but aside from the resolution boost, no other improvements were mentioned. Check out the images in the gallery below:
Doom was released for PC, PS4, and Xbox One in 2016 and for Nintendo Switch this past November. Last July, Bethesda scrapped the game's Season Pass and gave away all of Doom's multiplayer DLC for free.
New Rorschach’s Origin Explained by Doomsday Clock’s Geoff Johns and Gary Frank
Doomsday Clock #4 reveals the origin of the new Rorschach, so IGN talked to writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank about how they created the second version of this beloved Watchmen character.
Be sure to check out our review of Doomsday Clock #4.
Warning: Full spoilers for Doomsday Clock #4 ahead!
Art by Gary Frank. (DC Comics)
Roseanne’s Two-Part Premiere Ratings Beat Recent Game of Thrones, Walking Dead Viewership
The reboot of Roseanne premiered to massive numbers last night on ABC, beating the ratings of some recent TV phenomena.
The show, which originally ran from 1988 to 1997, drew 18.16 million same-day viewers. In the coveted 18-49 demographic, the Roseanne reboot landed a 5.1. For contrast, 16.6 million viewers watched the Conners say goodbye in the original Roseanne finale in 1997.
Donald Glover Reveals He Wasn’t Too Busy for Canceled Deadpool Series
Donald Glover has responded to rumors he was too busy to work on the defunct Deadpool TV series.
Glover revealed on Twitter that his supposed busy schedule isn't too blame for the show's demise, which FX also cited "creative differences" as a reason for the project's end.
"For the record: i wasnt too busy to work on deadpool," Glover tweeted, before posting the script pages, which you can read in the gallery below:
Glover, who was set to serve as showrunner and writer on the series along with Stephen Glover (Atlanta), also shared a 15-page script titled "Finale," seemingly implying this would have been the show's final script. The 15 pages are notably filled with references to events that have occurred in recent days, though.
Rainbow Six Siege Update to Fix Aiming on Automatic Weapons
Rainbow Six Siege's weapons will have their recoil patterns corrected in an upcoming update, Ubisoft announced today.
Bullets fired from many weapons, especially fully automatic weapons, currently "diverge from where the reticle is pointing," a blog post explains. With the new recoil system, which will initially roll out on the next Siege test server session, Ubisoft is targeting "a clean, tight shooting system that does not cheat players out of a great show of skill, or on the contrary, register a headshot when the player is aiming at the torso."
As-is, bullets don't always land at the tip of your gun's reticle. Sometimes they land below or beside it. Under the new recoil system, bullets will always land exactly at the tip of your reticle. So the kick of each gun won't change, but bullet trajectory is getting tightened up. You can find more details here.
Krypton’s Set 200 Years Ago, But These DC Villains Could Still Show Up
Krypton may be set 200 years before the time of Superman, but that isn't stopping this new TV series from playing with some familiar heroes and villains. Brainiac and Adam Strange have already made their debut in the pilot episode, with the promise of more familiar faces like Doomsday and Hawkgirl joining the fray later this season.
The DC Universe is a vast place. And even given the flashback setting of this series, there's plenty of opportunity for Krypton to bring in more iconic Superman villains down the road. Here are 12 good candidates we'd love to see.
For more on all things Krypton, check out our review of the series premiere, and then find out everything you need to know about Krypton's comic book origins.