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'Chew' Comic Getting Animated Adaptation on Home Video
'Chew' Comic Getting Animated Adaptation on Home Video
'Chew' Comic Getting Animated Adaptation on Home Video
Hopes for John Layman and Rob Guillory's Image Comics series about banned chicken and food-based powers, Chew, coming to Showtime as a live-action series were dashed back in February, but at least one screen adaptation is definitely happening, and it'll be animated. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Quality Transmedia, the company of producer Jeff Krelitz, snatched up Chew when Showtime opted n
‘Batman Begins’ Co-Writer David Goyer to Produce ‘100 Bullets’ TV Series
‘Batman Begins’ Co-Writer David Goyer to Produce ‘100 Bullets’ TV Series
‘Batman Begins’ Co-Writer David Goyer to Produce ‘100 Bullets’ TV Series
One of the best comic book series of recent memory -- perhaps ever -- is coming to premium cable television courtesy of the writer of the most popular comic book movie we've yet seen. David Goyer, co-writer of Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and the forthcoming The Dark Knight Rises is developing a new Showtime television series baed on 100 Bullets, the hugely acclaimed Vertigo comic book created b
Showtime Developing ‘Chew’ Television Series
Showtime Developing ‘Chew’ Television Series
Showtime Developing ‘Chew’ Television Series
Image Comics' fan-favorite series Chew is the latest indie comic to get the TV treatment. Showtime has acquired a pilot script for a half-hour comedy based on the deeply idiosyncratic cop story about a man who gets psychic impressions from the things (and people) he eats...
New ‘Dexter’ Cartoon by Kyle Baker, Creepy Stop-Motion ‘Dexter’ Video
New ‘Dexter’ Cartoon by Kyle Baker, Creepy Stop-Motion ‘Dexter’ Video
New ‘Dexter’ Cartoon by Kyle Baker, Creepy Stop-Motion ‘Dexter’ Video
Kyle Baker is working on animation for Showtime's creepily awesome show "Dexter," and the stills look pretty excellent. Check out another image below, plus a stop-motion "Dexter" short made with a voiceover by lead actor Michael C. Hall and dead-eyed plastic dolls that manage to make Dexter seem even creepier...