Author: Frank Palmer

When the first pictures of Oscar Isaac as Apocalypse were released to the internet, a lot of fans were highly critical, saying that the character looked more like the villain from the Power Rangers movie in the 90’s – Ivan Ooze. Well, in an interview with Empire, Bryan Singer has come to the defense of the costume, saying it’s true to the comics: “He’ll be very similar to images in the comic,” Singer says. “There’s obviously something very futuristic and yet ancient to the design of both his costume and his physicality.” Maybe there’s something we’re missing here but…

Is Netflix taking aim at a solo Punisher series? Sure, we just heard that Frank Castle will be making his MCU debut in Season 2 of Marvel’s Daredevil but that won’t stop people from asking about a solo Punisher series. Here’s what Netflix’s Ted Sarandos said about the idea of a solo series for the character: “It is possible for sure,” he told IGN. “That’s the beauty of the Marvel universe.” Netflix also wouldn’t be opposed to giving certain characters a feature film treatment either:  “Any of them could spin out into films too.” Who knows if he meant films…

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It seems that every other week, there is a story about someone from DC saying something about Marvel or Marvel saying something about DC. According to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice producer Deborah Snyder, Marvel’s method of making movies is the least of their concerns: “I can see how people would want to make it this big, intense rivalry,” she told Empire Magazine. “Listen, they are so great. I loved Guardians of the Galaxy…our films are a bit more serious. They deal with things that are a little darker. Things that place them in our world.” Director Zack Snyder…

After the four solo superhero series have had their run on Netflix, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist are expected to unite into the superhero team known as The Defenders. We heard this news a while ago but actual dates for the event were not set. Some have wondered if Marvel is making sure that each individual series works before doing the team up. There have been reports that Marvel is having difficult with how to launch Iron Fist as well. Here’s what Variety writer Laura Prudom recently revealed from The TCA: So, this could mean a lot…

The Punisher will make his MCU debut next year on Season 2 of Marvel’s Daredevil and although Steven DeKnight won’t be running the show due to other commitments – he did talk about the character with Slash Film at the Television Critics Association Summer press tour: “The thing about The Punisher, and I think there are great things about each of those versions, but none of them was completely the Marvel version. And none of those movies were under the Marvel Studios banner until they recently got The Punisher back. So this is really the first time that we’re seeing…

With all of the Marvel Netflix announcements this week, we thought we would reiterate something – Dredd deserves a Netflix series. It’s almost too perfect not to happen and here’s why: 5. Netflix Is Making A Plethora Of Original Shows Besides Daredevil, Netflix has a lot of original programming and that is only expected to grow. The last time I checked, Dredd had almost 3 million ratings on Netflix (when it was on there) and had a rating of about 3.6 out of 5. That’s pretty damn good for a movie with 3 million ratings. 4. 2000AD Spin-Off Potential It’s almost…

Sources from TheWrap have indicated that Channing Tatum is leaving the ‘Gambit’ movie. This news comes a little out of left field considering that Tatum was at San Diego Comic-Con to hype the movie. One individual close to the project told TheWrap that Tatum’s reps are still in active discussions with FOX but acknowledged that “something is up”. The story is still developing – and we will keep you posted. What do you guys think? Be sure to sound off below!