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DC SuperHeroes Go To Pieces With Lego
Activision Unveils GoldenEye 007: Reloaded
2K Games Announces Release Date for The Darkness II
Marvel Builds Their Heroes With Lego
Activision Reveals Spider-Man: Edge of Time and X-Men Destiny Voice
Talent
Captain America: Super Soldier Video Game Launches on Five Platforms
Pokémon Rumble Blast for Nintendo 3DS Set to Launch Oct. 24
LIve Action Captain Planet Film In The Works
Hasbro Showcases Iconic Pop-Culture Brands at SDCC
Heavy Metal Unveils SDCC Special
South Park Invades San Diego With Free Event
Dark Shadows Returns For Halloween
Call Of Duty: Black Ops Brings the Heat With New Content
The Walking Dead Artist Draws Curse Of The Wendigo
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MediaConnection Wrap Up - Week ending July 22, 2011
CBS Launches LIcensed Products
CBS Consumer Products unveil exclusive limited-edition products based on
"Star Trek," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "NCIS," "Dexter" and "The
Twilight Zone" at Comic Con International. CBS brought 1,701
limited-edition Enterprise bottle opener key chains made from stainless
steel. In addition, CBS will offer red, blue and yellow wristbands with
Star Trek phrases on them throughout the show.
The Dark Tower Falls To Pieces
The Dark Tower is dead...and no one is surprised. Universal has
officially closed the book on its ambitious three-movie and TV series
adaptation of Stephen King's fantasy Western from Imagine
Entertainment, writer Akiva Goldsman and director Ron Howard.
Warner Bros. Picks Up 'Red Star'
Warner Bros. is in negotiations to pick up the Soviet-themed sci-fi
fantasy comic book series The Red Star, which had been put into
turnaround by Universal. Neal Moritz and his Original Films banner are
attached to produce as is Jason Netter of comic-centric shingle
Kickstart Productions.
'Scanners' Being Developed For TV
With the success of AMC's "The Walking Dead" and other genre entries,
the cult favorite sci-fi horror movie "Scanners,' which was most notable
for it's scenes of exploding heads, is being developed for television.
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