Gwenpool Is Getting Her Own Comic Book
Marvel Comics’ Gwen Stacy/Deadpool mash-up Gwenpool is getting her own comic book.
According to Newsarama, the character will be featured in a three-part backup story in the first three issues of Howard the Duck, followed by Gwenpool Special #1 in December.
In the one-shot, Gwenpool shows up to a holiday party thrown by She-Hulk. As you can see from the cover image below, an assortment of characters from the Marvel Universe are in attendance.
Pirates of the Caribbean 5 Returns to Series’ Roots
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales will be a return to form for Disney's popular treasure-hunting film franchise, according to The Maze Runner star and Pirates newcomer Kaya Scodelario.
"It
a lot more of the first movie, that’s what they wanted to bring it back to," Scodelario told Digital Spy. "
want to take it back to the beginning again. They wanted it to have this epic journey, and for it to make sense, and for it to tie things up, and also lead to new storylines."
Olivia Cooke May Join Spielberg’s Ready Player One
Steven Spielberg has reportedly found his female lead for Ready Player One.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Olivia Cooke (Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Bates Motel) is in negotiations to star in film. This would appear to take her out of the running for a rumored lead role in Star Wars: Episode VIII.
Cooke was among three actresses rumored for the role of Art3mis, Samantha Cooke’s avatar in the virtual reality universe known as the Oasis.
Wonder Woman Movie: Hot New Villain Rumors
Warner Bros. is reportedly looking to cast a couple of villains based on Greek mythology for the Wonder Woman movie starring Gal Gadot.
According to Heroic Hollywood, Sean Bean and Eva Green are being eyed for the roles of Ares, the God of War, and Circe, the Sorceress, respectively. The villains are considered two of Wonder Woman’s major rivals.
Sean Bean is famous for numerous roles, including Ned Stark in Game of Thrones and Boromir in The Lord of the Rings series.
Dark Souls 3 Japanese Release Date Revealed
From Software has revealed the release date for Dark Souls III, and the next iteration of the brutal series will hit its first quarter 2016 release date, at least in Japan.
On the Dark Souls website, Dark Souls III is listed for release on March 24, 2016 for PS4 and Xbox One, with the PC version "announced at a later date." A physical copy of the special edition of the game will cost 7,430 yen, while downloadable versions will set gamers back 6,930 yen.
Recently Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki revealed a slew of new details about the upcoming game. Similar to its predecessor, Dark Souls III will allow players to fast travel from the start. Dark Souls III will also let players reallocate their stats, similar to Dark Souls II, to experiment with builds or to undo possibly unwanted leveling choices.
9 Dumb Jedi Moves
For over a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic. Before the dark times... before the Empire! And before the Jedi Council completely screwed things up for everyone else.
It’s easy to blame Emperor Palpatine and his dark forces for the end of the Republic, but let’s face it: It was really the Jedi that screwed the Bantha on this one. Here are nine totally dumb decisions made by the Jedi Council that sealed the fate of the galaxy.
Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios Lawsuit Settlement Reached
A partial settlement of $12.5 million USD has been awarded by a judge in a case against 38 Studios, the former game company of legendary Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling.
Schilling's company, which released Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, folded a few months after the game released. The company had been awarded a $75 million loan by the state of Rhode Island's Economic Development Corporation.
While some of Schilling's co-defendants have settled so far, including this most recent settlement, Schilling still is fighting the lawsuit.
The complaint against the defendants says that 38 Studios failed to inform the EDC that, according to its own internal projections, the studio was destined to fail. Kingdoms of Amalur was not a bad game-- far from it. We gave Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning a 9 in our review, praising its gameplay as putting it ahead of many other RPGs.
Force Awakens Might Have Post-Credits Scene
Star Wars: The Force Awakens may be taking a page from Disney's other blockbuster film franchise with a post-credits scene.
Schmoes Know reports that according to a trusted source, the next episode of the Star Wars saga will feature a teaser for Rogue One, the first of the planned Star Wars anthology films.
If this rumor pans out, the scene would have a lot in common with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which has been using post-credits sequences to tease its future entries since it broke out on its own with Iron Man back in 2008. However, this scene is said to relate to the standalone film rather than Episode VIII.
What to Expect From Destiny’s Red Bull-Exclusive Quest
Red Bull has sent a fireteam into its exclusive Destiny: The Taken King quest, and from that experience, new details have emerged.
Completing the quest successfully unlocks a consumable item which upgrades the SR-0 Swiftriver Sparrow to the SR-1 Swiftriver, which is a "faster version of the sparrow received at the beginning of the quest."
The quest for Destiny's new expansion can be unlocked by redeeming codes on the tabs of branded Red Bull cans. Showing off the new quest, Red Bull's fireteam was required to complete a modified version of level 40 "The Sunless Cell" strike, along with a timed, level 40 Shield Brothers strike.
Jeepers Creepers 3 Is Happening
Myriad Pictures has announced that Jeepers Creepers 3, the third entry in the horror franchise, will go into production next year.
Brandon Smith will return as Sergeant Davis Tubbs, who will put together a task force to destroy the Creeper (played by Jonathan Breck) once and for all... but, of course, the monster isn't going down without a fight.
Victor Salva, director the first two Jeepers Creepers films, will once again direct.