James Garcia, Author at We Got This Covered

Fantastic Four 3D Release Cancelled By Josh Trank

Those who were looking forward to seeing Josh Trank's Fantastic Four in 3D this summer are about to have those hopes clobbered, as the director himself has announced that the film will not get the three dimensional conversion that was originally planned.

James Garcia Jul 11, 2015

The Flash: Jay Garrick Confirmed For Season 2

We already know that more speedsters will be showing up in Central City when The Flash returns for its second season, and now the identity of one such hero has been revealed. According to DC Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, Jay Garrick will be speeding his way onto television when The Flash returns this fall.

James Garcia Jul 10, 2015

Jon Bernthal’s Punisher Spotted On Daredevil Season 2 Set

Just last month, fans' wishes to see the Punisher join the Marvel Cinematic Universe came true with the news that The Walking Dead alum Jon Bernthal would be taking on the role of Frank Castle in Daredevil's second season.

James Garcia Jul 10, 2015

Arrow Casts Neal McDonough As Season 4 Villain Damien Darhk

According to TVLine, the big bad for Arrow's fourth season has been cast. Damien Darhk, a former student of Ra's al Ghul who turned to evil and was namedropped in the final few episodes - will be played by none other than Justified and Minority Report actor Neal McDonough.

James Garcia Jul 10, 2015

Ben Affleck Will Reportedly Direct, Co-Write And Star In Standalone Batman Film

Rumor has been swirling ever since he was cast in the role that Ben Affleck would not only play the Caped Crusader in the DC Extended Universe, but direct the next solo Batman film, which is expected to hit theaters before 2020. Now, that news has seemingly been made official, if a new report from Deadline is to be believed.

James Garcia Jul 9, 2015

Leatherface Scribe To Bring Roche Limit Comic To The Big Screen

Though they have certainly taken over the convention in recent years, big budget superhero tentpoles aren't the only movies to get announced at San Diego Comic-Con. Case in point, Image Comics' science fiction/horror piece Roche Limit has just been given a one-way ticket to the big screen.

James Garcia Jul 9, 2015

Marvel

Wesley Snipes Met With Marvel About Playing Blade Again

Many attribute the success of the contemporary superhero genre to Bryan Singer's X-Men, which hit theaters in 2000 and helped usher in a new wave of comic book adaptations. However, the first successful Marvel Comics adaptation was Blade, which arrived in 1998 and starred Wesley Snipes as the titular vampire superhero.

James Garcia Jul 9, 2015

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