Who Is Marvel’s New Sorcerer Supreme?

Big changes are brewing for Marvel's ongoing Doctor Strange comic, as the series is gaining a new creative team and a new lead character beginning in November. It seems that Loki will be replacing Stephen Strange as Sorcerer Supreme as part of Marvel's Legacy relaunch.

Doctor Strange cover art by Mike Del Mundo. (Marvel Comics) Doctor Strange cover art by Mike Del Mundo. (Marvel Comics)

Loki's new promotion comes as new writer Donny Cates (God Country) and artist Gabriel Hernandez Walta (Vision) take over the series. Cates recently made his Marvel debut co-writing Captain America: Steve Rogers with Nick Spencer, and Marvel revealed that Cates has now signed an exclusive contract with the company.

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Gamescom Award Applications Now Open

Applications for the Gamescom 2017 award are now open.

Exhibitors can now apply for the jury-voted award which crowns the best of Gamescom in among 23 categories. The winner will be voted by a selection of German and international media.

Additionally, IGN will be holding its own People's Choice award - Final Fantasy XV was last year's winner.

This year's Gamescom will see more than 38 countries represented on the show floor, while security has been tightened up for cosplayers. 

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Get Full Details on Every Marvel Legacy Comic

Marvel Comics has released its full lineup of solicitations for October 2017. October is the official start of the Marvel Legacy relaunch, with many series reverting to classic numbering and big changes unfolding throughout the Marvel Universe.

New Series:

  • Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan #1
  • Falcon #1
  • Marvel's Black Panther Prelude #1
  • Punisher: The Platoon #1-2
  • Spirits of Vengeance #1
  • Thor: Where Walk the Frost Giants #1 (one-shot)

Ending Series:

It Director to Helm Robotech Live-Action Movie

Sony has found a director for its live-action Robotech movie.

IGN can confirm It director Andrés Muschietti has signed on to helm the film adaptation of the beloved 1980s cartoon series. Muschietti will work with his sibling and creative partner Barbara Muschietti, who will produce the project along with 300 producers Mark Canton and Gianni Nunnari.

The producers behind the original series, Frank and Jehan Agrama, are also involved with the movie. The film does not have a writer or a release date yet.

A Robotech film had been gestating at Warner Bros. back in 2007. Sony picked up the rights in 2015, when it was rumored Aquaman director James Wan was Sony's top choice to helm the project.

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GoT Theory: How to Save Jorah Mormont from Greyscale

Warning: Spoilers for the Game of Thrones Season 7 premiere follow.

Game of Thrones' Season 7 premiere, "Dragonstone," may have given us our first hint as to how Jorah Mormont may be cured of Greyscale, the contagious, skin-hardening disease he contracted back in Season 5.

In Old Town, while Sam and Gilly are poring over the books from the restricted area of the Citadel's library, we get a quick glimpse at what may very well be a potential cure for Jorah's affliction. Spotted by eagle-eyed Reddit user Beastmodekait (via Buzzfeed), a conveniently cut-off page seems to mention ingesting dragonglass as a potential cure for illness and disease.

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Ex-Valve Writer Discusses Plans for Unreleased Half-Life Games

Former Half-Life 2 writer, Marc Laidlaw has discussed plans he had for the continuation of the story throughout the series.

PC Gamer reports that the former Valve staffer claims that there were no plans to end any storylines in Half-Life 3 as to allow for the potential production of more Half-Life titles.

During an interview with Arcade Attack Laidlaw was asked about whether or not fans would see the release of the long awaited Half-Life 3 and the series writer stated that he had "No idea" and that it still wouldn't see his return to the company.

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Amazon’s The Tick: Character Motion Posters Reveal

Based on Ben Edlund's comic book, Amazon's new series The Tick -- focused on the character previously featured in a beloved 1990s animated series and a live-action series back in 2001 -- is ready to roll with its first season on August 25th.

The pilot episode, which debuted last year and can be seen right now on Amazon, introduced us to Peter Serafinowicz's brash blue crusader, Griffin Newman's obsessed and undersized sidekick, Arthur, and a somewhat darker and more demented tone than previous incarnations of The Tick.

With The Tick's premiere just a month away, and its second episode screening at San Diego Comic-Con this week, IGN's got new character motion posters to share with you - both heroes and villains from the new live-action series! Along with The Tick and Arthur, you'll see Valorie Curry as Arthur's sister, Dot, Brendan Hines as Superian, and the vile Overkill (Scott Speiser), Ramses (Michael Cerveris), and Ms. Lint (Yara Martinez).

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