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Regina King To Direct Image Comics Bitter Root Movie Adaptation Regina King returns to the world of comics after an award-winning turn in HBOs Watchmen. Regina King blew us away as Angela Abar in HBOs Watchmen, and now shes diving back into comic books on the other side of the camera, directing the film adaptation of Image Comics race-themed Bitter Root for Legendary Entertainment, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Bitter Root, created by David F. Walker, Sanford Greene, and Chuck Brown, tel...

Regina King to Direct Legendary’s Monster Hunting Movie Bitter Root (Photo by Matt Petit/A.M.P.A.S. via Getty Images) Oscar-winning actress-turned-director Regina King has officially signed on to helm Legendary’s upcoming film adaptation of Bitter Root, based on Image Comics’ acclaimed comic book series. The project is being described as Get Out meets Blade which will center around a monster-hunting family in the 1920s Harlem Renaissance. In addition to directing, King will also be ser...

The comic book serves as the follow-up to Henderson and Garbett’s Skyward, which was nominated for the Eisner Award. Sony Pictures acquired the rights to Skyward in 2018 with Brad Peyton ( San Andreas, Rampage) attached to direct. Skyward is set in a world where the Earth has lost a fraction of its gravity. Fast forward 20 years into the future, our society has accustomed their lifestyles around the gravity situation. Among these people is Willa Fowler who was born after “G-Day”, who ...

Late last year, Boom Studio’s excellent Power Rangers comic dropped a huge bombshell with the…Read more It’s got a big vibe of the kind of personal struggle and superhero antics that feels very evocative on not just Higgins and Costa’s prior work with the Power Rangers ongoing at Boom Studios, but that series’ own larger-than-life roots in the world of Japan’s tokusatsu heroes. To find out more about the new series, io9 chatted with Higgins and Costa over email about inspirations, ...

Batman — strike out on their own with a new science fiction horror property. Heat Vision “ Nocterra is a high-octane horror series about a mysterious darkness that suddenly envelops the earth — a darkness that changes every living creature into a monstrous version of itself called a shade. The only way to avoid being turned into a shade yourself is to stay lit by whatever illumination you can find,” Snyder told THR. “Our story...

Jan 25, 2021 DAILY WIRE, as discussed on Mondays Justice and Drew. This is a great example of why we need more conservative voices in mainstream pop-culture. New Comic Captures Left’s Inability To Debate Immigration Enforcement Comic books routinely push progressive themes, fromsocial justice heroesto woke identity changes. So it’s not a shock to see a new comic book title overtly push an open borders agenda. The Hollywood Reporter says Image Comics’ “Home,” a miniseries title hitting...

January 21, 2021 12:31pm by Graeme McMillan Lisa Sterle/Image Comics The series, created by Julio Anta and Anna Wieszczyk, merges heroes and real-world immigrant issues in a whole new way. Image Comics’ upcoming miniseries Home is likely to be one of the more attention-grabbing comics of the year. It is a superhero story unlike any other, re-examining genre tropes while placing events in the midst of real-world concerns and controversy. Created by Julio Anta and Polish artist Anna Wieszczyk...

The Weekly Pull: The Terrifics, Wanda & Vision, The Seeds, and More ✖ It is nearly a new comic book day once again. New releases are on the way and will hit comic book stores and digital comics platforms. Every week in The Weekly Pull, ComicBook. coms team highlights some of the releases were most excited about that will be arriving in stores. Those releases might be from the big two or a smaller publisher. They might be new monthly issues, an original graphic novel, or a collected edition. ...

Solid Blood 17 Reveals Death of Major Walking Dead Character From Alternate Timeline Robert Kirkman The mystery of Image Comics new title Solid Blood #17 deepens, as ComicBook.com has obtained a look at the interior of the new series which promises a lot of madness from Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn, and Rus Wooton, including fan-favorite The Walking Dead character Michonne. The weirdest thing about it is... the comic is from another universe. Yes, you read that right: Solid Bl...