Deadpool Visits ZombielandSource: IGN.com
Some fairly major developments on the Deadpool movie are being reported over at CHUD.
According to the site, the writing team behind the fantastic Zombieland - Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick - have been hired to write the script
Thor, Son of HannibalSource: IGN.com
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins is in negotiations to play the Norse god and father of the title character in Marvel's Thor movie.
Diamond Summit '09: SiegeSource: Marvel.com
SIEGE, a four-issue limited series event rolling out in January 2010, reunites not only superstar creators Brian Michael Bendis and Olivier Coipel but a certain team of Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Disney Faces Rights Issues Over Marvel Source: The New York Times
Walt Disney's proposed $4 billion acquisition of Marvel Entertainment may come with a headache: newly filed claims challenging Marvel's long-term rights to some of its superhero characters.
Will The Courts Stop Disney/Marvel?Source: io9.com
The sale of the century is already under threat from lawsuits, as two separate legal actions are announced that see Marvel shareholders calling foul about the Disney buyout.
Of Mice and Multi-Billion-Dollar BuyoutsSource: slog.thestranger.com
And though Marvel editors promise that Disney won't be affecting the content of the comics, it's too goddamned late. The comics had long since become bland again, which is precisely why Disney was interested in buying Marvel in the first place.
The Hulk and 4,999 Other Characters for $4 Billion Source: The New York Times
The Walt Disney Company's surprise deal to acquire Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion redraws the architecture of Hollywood and spotlights how the media giant has become more aggressive than its peers about growth.
Disney buys Marvel for $4B USSource: CBC
The Walt Disney Co. says it is acquiring Marvel Entertainment Inc. for $4 billion US in cash and stock, bringing characters like Iron Man and Spider-Man into the Disney family.
Under the deal, Disney will acquire ownership of 5,000 Marvel characters.
America Saw the Movies But Missed the BooksSource: The Washington Post
The film "Iron Man 2" isn't set to come out until next summer, but you would never have guessed that from a recent issue of Entertainment Weekly featuring Robert Downey Jr. summoning all the gravitas a man in red plastic can muster.
Chicago 09 - Marvel's X-MEN PanelSource: Newsarama.com
Marvel's X-Men panel kicked off at the Chicago Comic Con in front of a lighter Sunday crowd. On hand to host again was Jim McCann; among the talent that joined him were writers Craig Kyle, Christ Yost, and Jason Aaron.
Marvelman Now A Part of Marvel Comics!Source: Marvel.com
The biggest news of Comic Con International in San Diego was revealed moments ago and jaws are still on the floor-the world-renowned super hero MARVELMAN is now part of the Marvel Comics family! Marvel Comics has purchased the rights to MARVELMAN from creator Mick Anglo and his r …
Marvel teams up to make animeSource: Examiner
Marvel Entertainment Inc., has partnered with renowned Japanese animation studio Madhouse (Paprika, Tokyo Godfathers) to create four all new anime versions of classic Marvel Super Heroes.
Spidey milestone includes MJ, Doc OckSource: MiamiHerald.com
Amazing Spider-Man reaches a landmark 600th issue this month -- a supersizer that will feature a wedding, an old foe and the return of Mary Jane Watson.