There's an oft-used adage when it comes to comic books that states one simple pesudo-rule: no characters stay dead outside of Jason Todd and Uncle Ben. When it comes to the bit, superheroes always claw their way back onto the scene one way or the other, and if Lee Pace his way, the actor would be pulling a similar feat to return for Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
Buckle in, folks, for it looks as though we have our first tangible rumor that Marvel and Sony are on the verge of reaching a deal over your friendly neighbourhood web-slinger.
Last week we brought you the news that IMAX Entertainment was gearing up to make Game of Thrones the very first television show to be shown in the format, with plans to bring the two final episodes of season four to 150 screens.
Having stepped behind the camera himself for the very first time for his black comedy Bad Words, Jason Bateman is poised to return the favor after the actor signed on to star in Joel Edgerton's directorial debut, Weirdo.
It looks as though our long-awaited trip back to Pandora has been put on hold for another year, after director James Cameron revealed to The Associated Press that he has opted to push Avatar 2 back to December 2017.
In accordance with previous rumors, Nintendo confirmed earlier this morning that its latest Nintendo 3DS XL model will release across North America on February 13.
Nintendo may have dedicated a significant chunk of this morning's Direct presentation to 3DS systems both old and new, but there were a few enticing tidbits revealed for some of the biggest titles in the pipeline for the Wii U.
Those players looking forward to dipping into either Splatoon, Mario Party 10 or The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D (or indeed all three) will be pleased to note that Nintendo revealed release dates for the software trio during this morning's Direct presentation.
