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"Find your balls!" bellowed Rob Liefeld last year from the top of Mount Twitter. The comics creator behind such enduring hits as X-Force and Cable was painfully bothered by 20th Century Fox, the studio that controls the movie rights to Marvel's X-Men characters, for not moving forward with a new film based on Deadpool, another character he created (with Fabian Nicieza) for the House of I

WonderCon attendees got a heaping helping of Green Lantern movie footage yesterday during the film's official panel. If you weren't able to get into the event, you likely squirmed as attending friends reacted to the preview across your favorite social networks with comments like, "This is way better than the first trailer...

It's been a Wimbledon-level week of neck snapping for film industry observers curious about Warner Bros.' DC Comics franchise. One day it seemed like the studio would be following Marvel's strategy of a shared cinematic superhero universe, the next day it seemed like the opposite...

As mediocre as most movie tie-in videogames are, it's been something of a relief to see that Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters will serve to augment the Green Lantern film rather than simply replay its source material. Of course, that doesn't mean new info on the game doesn't help to shed some light on Warner Bros...

As is his wont, comic book creator Rob Liefeld has taken to Twitter to level some devastating blows to the latest subject of his ire: 20th Century Fox, whom Liefeld implored to "find your balls." The studio is developing a film based on Liefeld's character Deadpool, an endearingly psychotic, horribly disfigured and razor-sharp-witted mercenary whose incredible popularity in the last ten

And now, your "awwwwww!" moment of Comic-Con: During the Green Lantern movie panel at Comic-Con last Saturday, a young man named Connor stood up to ask what it felt like for "GL" star Ryan Reynolds to say the famous Green Lantern Oath, and Reynolds responded by reciting it to a cheering crowd while the youngster raised his own Lantern ring...

As you probably know, Deadpool, the absurdist Marvel Comics mercenary with a face only a mother could love, is currently on his way to the big screen with Ryan Reynolds in the leading role. Deadpool's creator, artist Rob Liefeld, has been tweeting excitedly from development meetings about the film, and knowing what we know about Rob Liefeld -- a man once internet-famously described as "a pai

If you haven't already checked out YouTube user ItsJustSomeRandomGuy's series of "Get A Mac" ad campaign parodies starring Marvel and DC action figures, then today is a fine time to start. Tapping into fandom's anxiety over whether actor Ryan Reynolds will have time to star as both Marvel Comics' Deadpool as well as DC Comics' Green Lantern in upcoming movie adaptations, the latest insta

Several major casting announcements have come down the pipeline for upcoming supehero movies, including Ryan Reynolds -- who recently starred as the Marvel vigilante Deadpool in "X-Men: Origins: Wolverine" -- beating out Bradley Cooper and Justin Timberlake for the starring role in the "Green Lantern" film about the ring-wielding DC superhero...

-- Photos of Megan Fox (whose name I honestly just misspelled "Mega Fox") on the set of 'Jonah Hex' have been released. Fox will star in the movie adaptation of the western comic as a love interest in an incredibly tiny corset. -- 'Iron Man 2' director Jon Favreau recently sent out a tweet that sent shivers down the spines of a million fanboys: "Downey is donning the suit... Read Mo