Wednesday Link-A-Mania
Game Of Thrones star becomes Seventh Son, The Jetsons, The Wolverine, Hotel Transylvania, Catherine Tate, Stan Lee
Stan Lee
Stan Lee Cameos In Chuck
The show finally gets its ultimate geeky guest star. A preview clip from “Chuck Versus The Santa Suit”
Thursday Link-A-Mania
The Walking Dead, Ender’s Game, Doctor Who (and more doctors), Stan Lee, The Amazing Spider-Man
Top 33 SF Hitchcocks
Creators who couldn’t resist popping up in their own creations…
Wednesday Link-A-Mania
Gemma Arterton goes witch hunting; McG favourite to direct Ouija; January Jones on X-Men: First Class; Frank Miller on Xerxes
Tuesday Link-A-Mania
Green Lantern toys give close-ups of aliens; Stan Lee is a star, it’s official; NASA’s worst movie science offenders
SFX Spurious Awards
RoboTot, resurrections, mysterious small ads, smutty sign language and a rubbish Merlin action figure are up for awards this week
Monday Link-A-Mania
Paranormal success; frontrunner for Fantastic Voyage directing gig; no new Stars Wars; the ghost of Ghost Whisperer
Captain America Movie In-Joke Revealed
We may not know what Stan Lee’s cameo in Captain America might be (if, indeed, there is one) but the latest from-the-set photos reveal a Stan Lee reference…
SFX Spurious Awards
SFX sets trends; woman gets fancy dress back to front; sexually-frustrated robot and more!
Wednesday Link-A-Mania
Skyline trailer looks intriguing; Scott Pilgrim interviews; Chuck promotion; Reaper star on V; Stan Lee
Stan Lee backs comic competition
Stan Lee has become a patron for the Eagle Awards’ new global, comic book author talent search, reports Rachel Stanikk
Tweets Of The Week
Stargate’s Joe Flanagan joins the Twitterverse and celebrates with a tipple (or two dozen); Stan Lee expects some awards; Moffat’s forgotten how to write; and loads, loads more
Paul Cornell To Write For New Stan Lee Comic Title
He’s one of three top-line writers to script for three, new Stan Lee-created superheroes
Tweets Of The Week
More 140-character wisdom, this time including Paul Cornell, Ian McKellen, Edgar Wright and Neil Gaiman. Twitterific!
