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In another troubling example of how Batman's rogues gallery are considered oh-so important for film and TV spotlights, Variety announced there may be one in the pipeline for Poison Ivy, at least 60 years after her original debut in the late 1960s: Another Batman villain may be getting their own TV series. A Poison Ivy TV show is in the works at HBO with “The Penguin” showrunner...

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Formula1 tells about a racing car promotion project done in collaboration with Marvel, making use of livery based on one of the most notorious villains in the MCU: Williams unveiled a special Doctor Doom-inspired livery earlier this month as part of their ongoing collaboration with Marvel, replacing their usual blue with the villain's trademark black and green colours. The stri...

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John Nolte at Breitbart says the new adaptation of Clayface - another product of filmmaker James Gunn - is not looking good in new reviews or box office prospects: Clayface, the latest comic book movie from James Gunn’s faltering DC Universe, has drawn tepid reviews and box-office tracking that makes Supergirl look like a monster hit. “While trailers promised a fun movie for ho...

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The Conversation wrote a stupefyingly fawning "history" of Spider-Man (via Hip Hop Canada), supposedly to celebrate the non-landmark 1000th issue. Near the start: This autumn marks a special occasion in the Marvel universe: Spider-Man, perhaps the most popular superhero of all time, has reached issue #1,000 in the comics series. The tale of a scrawny teen from Queens who was bi...

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As plenty of comics readers may know, Marvel editor Tom Brevoort is one of the worst, most contemptuous of their modern staff today, showing no concern over how far they've fallen in terms of artistic consistency. Well, I found the following post from the Life of Reilly blog, covering the history of the infamous Spider-Man Clone Saga, suggesting he took a surprisingly different ...

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