(2) Dead Walk Into TV Series: The amazing, ongoing zombie comic series from Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead is to be transformed into a TV series, written and directed by Frank Darabont.
UPDATE 12.45pm (3) There is no news item number three this week... move along, nothing to see here...
(4) Spidey-Farce: Spider-Man musical on Broadway allegedly runs out of money before it even opens, according to the New York Post.
(5) Dr Who's Greatest Moments: A one-hour special will be shown on BBC Three this Thursday at 8pm about David Tennant's time as the 10th Doctor. The first of three shows is called Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor.
(6) Vampires Vs Werewolves In 3D: Work is beginning on the next episode in the Underworld franchise... and it's to be filmed in 3D. Kate Beckinsale is believed to be returning as well.
(7) Be Yourself: Check out this short, humourous (and certainly NSFW) faux Public Service Announcement from Megan Fox to promote Jennifer's Body.
(8) Here's Pee-Wee: Disgraced actor Paul Reubens is returning to the role that made his name, Pee-Wee Herman, in an adult-themed stage show.
(9) Battlestar Galactica Lives Again Again: Bryan Singer is to direct a movie of Battlestar Galactica, but reimagining the original 1970s series.
(10) Superman's 'Origin' In Dispute: Legal wranglings over the rights to Superman have taken another strange turn with Warner Brothers and DC Comics losing the rights to the Man Of Steel's origin story!
(11) Victorian Zombies: Wildstorm is releasing a six-issue comic book mini-series in November about the undead in Victorian London.
(12) Mysterious Cave Complex Under Giza Pyramids: British explorer claims to have found lost underworld of the pharaohs.
(13) 4th Edition Dominates ENnies:Unveiled at this year's Gen Con the 2009 ENnie Awards were dominated by 4th Edition - Dungeons & Dragons 4e won the Product Of The Year and Best Rules categories; 4e Monster Manual was named Best Monster/Adversary (Supplement); D&D Insider was Best Aid Or Accessory; and Wizards Of The Coast took Best Publisher.
(14) The Dare Is Over: Daring Entertainment, publishers of the Savage Worlds' superheroic setting Dawn Of Legends, has fallen foul of the economic climate and is closing its doors.
(15) Our Survey Says...: Inkwell Ideas is conducting a RPG Blog Readers Survey, please take a moment to answer the 25 questions (if you read HeroPress for my RPG coverage, that is!)
(16) What A Tangled Web We Write: Spider-Man 4 may not even be out yet, but Sony have given the job of penning episodes 5 and 6 of the franchise to James Vanderbilt.
(17) 28 Comics Later: Boom! Comics is releasing a new on-going series set in the world of Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later movie, and it's sequel 28 Weeks Later.
(18) Surviving The Zompocalypse II: A mathematical model, from Canadian researchers, for surviving a zombie attack!






3 persons have something to say about this!:
(3) I've never agreed more. (And now if you fix it, my comments won't make sense.)
(5) Another reason to wait for a boxed set rather than pick up the specials one by one on DVD. Sigh.
(6) The only thing I understand less than the sexy vampire craze is the 3D craze.
(9) Did Singer learn nothing from his 70s worship in Superman Returns?
(10) You mean now anybody can do a spacrashed infant story?
(13) Yawn.
(14) Boo. (These two news back to back are typical of what I find dreary about the RPG industry.)
(15) I'll check that out, cuz I do. Among other things!
(16) Long sightedness is always better than short sightedness.
(3) D'oh! Human error ;-D
(5) I doubt these documentaries will be in a series box set, even the Dr Who Confidential's get cut down for the DVDs.
(13) I felt (as a non-attendee) there was a distinct lack of interesting news out of Gen Con this year and that it was a shame that the 4e juggernaut appears to be trampling all in its path.
(14) And it's a real shame about Daring Entertainment, they seemed like decent people with a lot of ambition.
(18) Just heard an interview with the professor of the group that wrote the study in question on the radio yesterday. Especially interesting is that the model only showed one effective way of dealing with the zombie menace.
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