Welcome to the first part of the biggest episode of the Earth Station One Podcast ever. Once again we are coming to on location, this time we are happy to be hosted by the fine folks at Titan comics in Smyrna, GA. This week we head to the dark alleys
By MIKE FLEMING, Source: Deadline.com After revisiting his classic Alien with the upcoming 3D Fox film Prometheus, Ridley Scott is committing to direct and produce a film that advances his other seminal and groundbreaking science fiction film. Scott has signed on to direct and produce a new installment of Blade
by Dave Golder, Source: Sfx.co.uk Walter Koenig, who played Bester in the “last best” space opera, lets slip that the show’s creator has a plan of some sort… Could Babylon 5, J Michael Straczynski’s epic five-season “sci-fi novel for television” be making a return? Perhaps, hinted Walter Koenig, who played
by Rich Johnston, source BleedingCool.com Dynamite Entertainment has signed a comprehensive licensing agreement with Conde Nast for comic books based on one of the most popular cultural icons in comics – The Shadow! Arguably the most famous pulp hero of the 20th century, The Shadow has been featured in comic
By Kevin Coll, source: Blastr.com Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn has been pitching a dream adaptation of Wonder Woman over the past year, and he may get his chance—but only if his current production of Logan’s Run is successful. “I would love to make Wonder Woman,” he said. “And I
by Hannah Shaw-Williams, Source: Bleeding Cool.com My guess? He saw a sketch of the make-up he was going to have to wear and fled the building. No, apparently it’s down to “scheduling conflicts”, and here’s the kicker: the scheduling conflict in question is the upcoming adaptation of John Milton’s Paradise
By Kevin Coll, Source: Blastr Marvel has set the bar high when it comes to superhero team-up films, what with The Avengers ready to make superhero movie history next year, which leaves DC to play catch-up with its own strategy of combining big-name characters into one film project. The latest
By Don Kaye, Source: Blastr.com It seems that not even the presence of Johnny Depp can guarantee that a big-budget movie will actually get made these days. According to Deadline, Disney has canceled The Lone Ranger, which would have starred Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer (The Social Network) as
By Krystal Clark, Source: Bastr.com PETA is at it again. The animal rights group, which recently gave a glowing endorsement to Rise of the Planet of the Apes, is taking their fight from film to space. Pull up a chair and sit back—because PETA’s going to Mars. PETA wants to
By Drew McWeeny, Source: HitFlix.com The “Harry Potter” film series was a juggernaut pretty much from start to finish, occupying ten years of pop culture real estate by sheer force of will. There was no guarantee up front that the films would work, or that fans would be happy, or
By CBR News Team, source: CBR.com Throughout the week, Marvel Comics has been releasing Fantastic Four-themed teaser images, thought actual details were being kept vague, at best. Today, with (appropriately enough) the release of a fourth teaser image, Marvel formally announces the return of “Fantastic Four” in November with #600,
Welcome to yet another episode of the Earth Station One Podcast. This episode we have a full house here on the station when we grab our whips and put on our leather jackets and talk about the classic George Lucas and Steven Spielberg collaboration, “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and
