GI Joe Movie Officially Dead From Controversial Writer – First Details Revealed

According to Variety, Paramount Pictures has decided not to move forward with a new G.I. Joe movie script written by Landis. The studio reportedly disagreed with Landis’ creative vision for the film. However, Paramount is still considering scripts from other writers, including McBride. Landis has shared that his version of the story would have depicted Cobra successfully conquering the world, leaving G.I. Joe as a forgotten myth.

10 Coolest Marvel Characters You’ve Probably Never Read About

Most Marvel fans are familiar with the popular heroes, but there are many other characters with interesting stories. Over the years, quite a few of these lesser-known heroes have had their own comics or been part of teams, gaining a following before fading into obscurity. Here are ten awesome Marvel characters who haven’t gotten much attention, so many fans might not even know they exist.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 6 Release Date: Latest Updates

Okay, so the last chapter dropped a lot of hints about some really important characters, especially this mysterious figure called the Prototype. It was awesome, but it also left me with so many questions! Now, everyone’s buzzing about when Chapter 6 of Poppy Playtime is coming out and what’s going to happen next. I’ve been digging around, so here’s everything I’ve found out so far about the next chapter.

Game of Thrones’ New Movie Has a Major Problem Nobody’s Talking About

Warner Bros. is reportedly working on a Game of Thrones movie. Beau Willimon, known for House of Cards and Andor, is writing the screenplay. While it’s still in the early stages, the movie is expected to focus on Aegon’s Conquest – the historical event that unified Westeros and established the Targaryen dynasty centuries before the original series. A TV series covering the same period, written by Mattson Tomlin of The Batman, is also in development. Studio executives will likely choose one of these projects, though it’s possible both could move forward, each covering different aspects of the story.

NBC Cancels 30-Year Series After Almost 12,000 Episodes & Ends an Era

Variety reports that NBC is ending the long-running show Access Hollywood, which has been on the air since 1996 and produced over 12,000 episodes. The show initially competed with Entertainment Tonight on CBS. While new episodes will continue to air until September, Access Hollywood will conclude its broadcast run after that.

Apple’s New Godzilla TV Show Just Set Up A Titan We Know Nothing About

Apex has obtained a significant amount of secret information from Monarch, particularly regarding Skull Island – unsurprising, considering the two organizations previously collaborated on a research facility there. The leaked data also includes an unexpected mention of Mothra (identified as “Titanus Mosura”) and references to King Ghidorah and Outpost 32. However, the most intriguing discovery is a hint suggesting the emergence of a completely unknown Titan.

The Expanse Season 7 Return Chances Addressed by Star: “I Know There Are Conversations…”

It appears many people want to continue the story of The Expanse. Wes Chatham, who played Amos Burton, is also hoping for more seasons to properly conclude his character’s arc. In an interview with ComicBook about his new show, Cross, Chatham expressed his strong interest in revisiting the role and spanning a 30-year timeline to bring the story to a satisfying close. While nothing is confirmed, he believes there’s a desire and ongoing discussion about making it happen.

10 Best Invincible Stories in Image Comics History

The Invincible comic is famous for telling one continuous story, which means its individual story arcs aren’t always clearly defined. However, the series features many important events that happen over multiple issues and dramatically change the characters and the world they live in.

SpongeBob Squarepants’ Goofiest Character Was Once One of HBO’s Scariest Villains

Bill Fagerbakke is well known as the voice of Patrick Star, a role he started in 1999 with the very first episode of SpongeBob SquarePants, “Help Wanted.” However, a year before that, he played a very different character: Karl Metzger, a prison guard on HBO’s drama Oz. The show centered around an experimental prison, and Metzger secretly aligned himself with a white supremacist group within its walls. He did their bidding, creating trouble throughout the prison – nicknamed the “Emerald City” – as the staff began to suspect his involvement. Ultimately, his deception was discovered, and his time at the prison came to an end.