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Michael Jai White on Batman: Soul of the Dragon, Arrow, Spawn, and His Live-Action Superhero Ambitions Year One-style story actually centers around a quartet of DC characters, one being Batman, and the other three being people he trained with during his time in Nanda Parbat. In the movie, Batman (David Giuntoli), Richard Dragon (Mark Dacascos), Bronze Tiger (Michael Jai White), and Lady Shiva (Kelly Hu) take on a cult being led by one of their former peers under the martial arts master O Sensei (James Hong). Soul of the Dragon is one of the coolest and most innovative of DC's long line of di...

Now streaming on: I've seen a lot of 1970s blaxploitation films, and I'm here to tell you that "Black Dynamite" gets it mostly right, and when it's wrong, it's wrong on purpose and knows just what it's doing. It's one of those loving modern retreads of older genre movies. It's built around a pitch-perfect leading man, Michael Jai White, who has been kicking around in movies for 20 years and apparently building those muscles in the meantime. That means he effortlessly evokes real blaxploitation stars like Fred Williamson, who kicked around in thankless roles before hammering villains to death...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard In 1997, just five years after he debuted in the Image Comics pages, Spawn made the jump to the big screen, with Michael Jai White starring as the demonic character and his original persona, Al Simmons. Alas, Spawn did not perform critically or commercially, and creator Todd McFarlane has spent more than a decade trying to get a reboot off the ground. As of 2017, the Spawn reboot has found its home at Blumhouse Productions, but White isn’t sure that the new project will actually come to life. While recently speaking with Comic Book Resources, Michael Jai W...

Original Spawn Star Has a Good Reason for Wanting to Cameo in Todd McFarlane's Reboot Original Spawn Star Has a Good Reason for Wanting to Cameo in Todd McFarlane's Reboot To honor the fans, original Spawn star Michael Jai White would consider a cameo in the upcoming reboot. Original Spawn star, martial arts actor Michael Jai White, has said that he would love to cameo in the upcoming reboot of the comic book antihero, and for a very honorable reason. When asked whether he would consider a small role in the Todd McFarlane helmed reboot when it finally gets off the ground, the

free, easy, and private. Discuss in the forum, contribute to the Encyclopedia, build your own MyAnime lists, and more. Uncovering Tephlon Funk With Creator Stéphane Metayer and Samurai Champloo's Fat Jon by Dennis Banda, Dec 16th 2020 Tephlon Funk, a comic written by Stéphane Metayer and illustrated by David Tako, is both a fusion of anime and hip-hop influences and a giant love letter to the five boroughs of New York City. Set in Queensbridge during the mid-90s, the story centers around four characters as they discover their connection to each other and the mysterious Tephlon ...