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Author Archives: Jennifer Tomooka
SDCC: ‘Star Wars’ Arrives at Comic-Con
There comes a point at every Comic-Con where the faithful can gather en mass to celebrate and salivate over all things Star Wars. During this year’s Lucasfilm panel, IGN reports that fans were treated to hints for Star Wars: The … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comic-Con, News, Star Wars
Tagged Dave Filoni, LucasArts, Lucasfilm, SDCC09, Star Wars in Concert, The Clone Wars
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SDCC: Jackson and Theron lend voices to ‘Astro Boy’
At the Astro Boy panel, Kristen Bell and Freddie Highmore were in attendance to give fans their first look at the manga hero’s origin story. IGN reports that the footage, created exclusively for Comic-Con, sets up a movie that is … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Comic-Con, Comics, Movies, News
Tagged Astro Boy, Charlize Theron, Freddie Highmore, Kristen Bell, Samuel L. Jackson
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‘Battlefield 1943’ Breaks Download Records
XBLA and PSN players of the world, pat yourselves on the back. Electronic Arts has officially sold more than 600,000 digital copies of Battlefield 1943, a record for both consoles. The download only game, developed by DICE, was released on … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Arts, News, PlayStationNetwork, Press Releases, XBLA
Tagged Battlefield 1943, DICE
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SDCC: New Publishing Deal for Jeff Smith’s ‘Bone’
Scholastic has announced that Jeff Smith will soon be expanding the popular Bone graphic novel series. The first book, Bone: Tall Tales, will be released Summer 2010, and will be a collaboration between Jeff Smith and Tom Sniegoski. The book … Continue reading
Posted in Comic-Con, Comics, News, Writers
Tagged Bone, Jeff Smith, Scholastic, SDCC09, Tom Sniegoski
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SDCC: Taylor Lautner Discusses His Transformation in ‘New Moon’
Reporting from Comic-Con, SciFiWire revealed that star Taylor Lautner spoke about his transformation into a werewolf during the press conference for The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the sequel to the mega-hit Twilight. Readers of the Twilight series already know what … Continue reading
Posted in Comic-Con, Events, Movies, Prequels and Sequels, Twilight
Tagged SDCC09, Taylor Lautner, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Twilight
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SDCC: Johnny Depp Drives Fans Mad at ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Panel
It seems rather fitting that the Mad Hatter would show up unannounced in the middle of the Alice in Wonderland panel, especially when said hatter is Johnny Depp. MTV has reported that Johnny Depp surprised fans at the Disney 3-D … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Comic-Con, Disney, Movies, News
Tagged Alan Rickman, Alice in Wonderland, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, SDCC09, Tim Burton
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SDCC: James Cameron’s Long Awaited ‘Avatar’ Wows Crowd
The first full day at San Diego’s Comic-Con featured revelations and first looks at Tron Legacy, New Moon, Alice in Wonderland and a little film called Avatar. Perhaps you’ve heard of it? James Cameron offered fans an impressive 24 minute … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Comic-Con, IMAX, Movies, News, Sci-Fi
Tagged Avatar, Giovanni Ribisi, James Cameron, Michelle Rodriguez, Sam Worthington, SDCCD09, Sigourney Weaver, Zoe Saldana
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VFX Veteran to Direct Adaptation of ‘UFO’
Variety is reporting that veteran visual effects supervisor Matthew Gratzner (Hancock, Iron Man, Alien: Resurrection) will be making his directorial debut on an adaptation of the 1970s British TV series, UFO. Like the original Gerry Anderson series, the film will … Continue reading



