So much news for yesterday… here we go:
DC had so many announcements. The New52 is over. Continuity means nothing. But don’t fret, Batman still lives on. In the mean time, you can enjoy the Convergence storyline during April and May. Source: DC Comics
To find out what titles are being added, and what titles will continue, you can click on the source. Source: DC Comics News
And Geoff Johns will be leaving Superman after next month’s issue #39. It’s sad to see you go. Source: DC Comics News
In everything must have a sequel, third movie, or prequel news:
The Blair Witch Project 3 is “inevitable” (to be bad). Source: Dread Central
The Hunger Games needs a sequel (even though you could count Catching Fire and Mockingjay) as sequels. Oh, it also needs a prequel. Source: Deadline
Neighbors 2 is happening. This time it’s sorority girls. Source: IndieWire
And now for cool news:
Marvel made a huge announcement of their own today, too. There will be an all-woman Avengers team, called…. A-Force. The series will be written by G. Willow Wilson (Ms. Marvel) and Marguerite Bennett (Angela: Asgard’s Assassin). We cannot wait for this series to showcase the finest Marvel has to offer. Source: Mashable
Deadpool must have a girlfriend in his movie. The shortlist of women are: Morena Baccarin (Firefly, Gotham), Taylor Schilling (Orange is the New Black), Sarah Greene (Vikings), and Jessica De Gouw (Arrow). May they all battle each other for the spot! Source: Deadline
Chris Pratt visited kids in Boston at Christopher’s Haven dressed as Star-Lord, as promised to frenemy Chris Evans. Source: ABC News
A live-action Zelda is going to happen on Netflix. Yay! You don’t even have to leave your house to watch! Source: Wall Street Journal
Samuel L. Jackson has been cast in the film adaptation of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. No word yet on who he will play, but now all Sam Jackson fans will get their fix in this Tim Burton movie. Source: Variety
The NAACP Image Awards were Thursday night. The clear winners were Selma, How to Get Away with Murder, and Black-ish. You can see the full list of winners at the source. Source: Deadline
And in what is now dubbed, “The Best Week of Fallon Ever,” Jimmy Fallon and Will Smith beatboxed and rapped “It Takes Two” together. And it was brilliant.
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