From insiders Daniel Richtman and MTTSH.

>Blade script is getting rewritten again to add a male villain to work with Mia Goth’s Lilith. Budget is around $70M, with an R-rating, darker tone and little comedy.

>Hawkeye season 2 is in active development. Main villain will be Hawkeye’s brother Trickshot and Marvel wants a big name actor for the role.

>Ms. Marvel season 2 being discussed to set up the Young Avengers movie.

>Moon Knight season 2 being discussed to set up the Midnight Sons movie.

>Ms. Marvel directors Adil & Bilall in the running for Spider-Man 4.

>Sydney Sweeney and Taylor Swift eyed to star in Scarlett Johansson’s The Blonde Phantom series.

>Marvel is meeting with directors for the Scarlet Witch movie, and want to release it before Avengers: Secret Wars.

I've read a lot of Batman stories, he's probably my favorite main stream comic book character, but I've never really read his on-goings that much.

I mean, sure, I read the occasional TPB collection classic arcs, but I never sat down and read like entire runs from Batman or Detective Comics Volume 1, so I just decided to download Alan Grant's run on DC, and Denny O'Neil's run on Batman, and start from there.

I noticed most of my favorite stories came from pic related, so I come here asking you this: Is Legends of the Dark Knight worth reading in its entirety? I don't mind reading a few mediocre issues between great arcs, but if most of it is sub-par, with just a few excellent stories here and there I'll just stick to the collected TPBs.

Before DC decided on having Frank Miller and Jim Lee do All Star Batman and Robin, these were the other two creative teams that were going to work on it:

-Jeph Loeb/Jim Lee (for the first arc, then Loeb would team with Art Adams for the second)
-Geoff Johns/Adam Hughes

Do you think those would be better or worse than Miller/Lee run we got?

What's your unpopular /co/ opinion, anon?

Good evening and welcome to the 6th annual Weekend of Pain! To kick things off, we've got an absolute classic of so-bad-it's-good comics: All-Star Batman and Robin, The Boy Wonder! The man who created the most influential Batman story in existence and the hottest artist of the 90s came together to create perhaps the most insane, psychotic depiction of the Goddamn Batman in history. Let's go!

Gather 'round, and let's read the funniest comic Frank Miller ever wrote: All-Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder!

>Robot
>Thank you for becoming a mass murderer for our sake
That is literally how this series ends

http://cwasont.ytmnd.com/

Let's discuss designs which are very nice to look at.

Were they right?
Did Pixar films flop because they were too autobiographical and lacked mass appeal?