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Tricia Helfer On Voicing Black Cat In Spider-Man Web Of Shadows

September 23, 2008

black_cat_helfer Tricia Helfer On Voicing Black Cat In Spider-Man Web Of Shadows
Canadian bombshell and video game acting veteran, Tricia Helfer, talks about relating to the character of Black Cat, who she voices in the new Spider-Man: Web of Shadows title. Towards the end of the video you can spot her reading off the cue cards to go to the game’s official site, SeizeControl.com, where she’ll reveal “Spidey as you’ve never seen him before.” Probably would have helped traffic a lot more if she had just said, “Head over to the site to see motion-capture footage of me wearing vinyl and giving Spidey the business.” Hit the jump to watch the full video. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Punisher: No Mercy Announced As A PSN Exclusive

September 23, 2008

punishernomercy The Punisher: No Mercy Announced As A PSN Exclusive
Sony has officially announced an exclusive title based around Marvel Comics character the Punisher as a PlayStation Network exclusive. Rumors of the game started when Kotaku spotted a post on Marvel’s game blog, The Danger Room. Now the The Punisher: No Mercy, in development by Zen Studios, is official. Read the rest of this entry »

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Why Is The Halo Uprising Comic Mini Series Taking Over A Year To Finish?

August 18, 2008

halouprising Why Is The Halo Uprising Comic Mini Series Taking Over A Year To Finish?Issue three of Marvel’s four-part Halo Uprising comic by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev hit shelves last week. Normally this would not constitute news. But it’s been nine months since issue two hit stands and nearly a year since the mini-series debuted last September. On top of that, no one is talking about why it’s going to take over a year to punch out four issues.

An email to Bendis got no response. Maleev responded via email but only to say that he could not comment on the current situation. Marvel’s internal PR squad reported that they “we’re not the appropriate parties to comment for this.” Microsoft PR did not respond to emails about the series. Things are getting awful chilly in licensed comic book land.

It’s within the realm of possibilities that production has been slow due to Marvel putting too much of a load on their creative team. But even with the current demand for Bendis scripts and Maleev art it’s unlikely that the creators are the ones holding the show.
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