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Enjoy this sneak peek straight from Neil Gaiman.com of the animated adaptation of the Sandman muse's non-quite-a-children's-book Coraline by Laika Entertainment and director Henry Selick who directed Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
After reading the latest posts by Dave Gibbons from the past two weeks on the Warner Bros. sponsored Watchmen blog, I'm feeling a strong vibe that director Zach Snyder could be a good choice to helm the movie adaptation of this classic 80s tale after all.

As longtime readers of this site already know, I love me some Speed Racer. That said, it certainly came as a nice surprise to hear that IDW is planning the return of Speed to comics beginning in January with Speed Racer: Chronicles of the Racer. They're even plotting a generational saga, with writer Arie Kaplan and artist Robby Musso planning to explore Racers both known and unknown in these all-new adventures. 
Ah, At World's End, the final chapter to the adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow and crew finally comes to DVD and Blu-Ray on 12/04. I found the movie very enjoyable in theaters, minus that boring white crab drek at the end of the world. If you've seen the first two movies, if you own the first two movies, this final chapter is a must to complete your collection and with all the pretty people in this movie it makes for a splendid viewing on an HD-TV, especially the final battle in the maelstrom. It used to be nothing beat seeing a movie in the theater, but now with high-def discs and TV's nothing beats a great home viewing.
If there is one comic property that seems tailor-made for an animated film, it would have to be Darwyn Cooke's NEW FRONTIER. Originally a six issue mini-series from DC, the multiple-award winning NEW FRONTIER re-invented the Justice League as inhabitants of a Cold War-torn America. Cooke's work is full of the life and energy inherent in animation and from the mini-series' clean '50s retro style to Cooke's experience working on the JUSTICE LEAGUE and BATMAN cartoons, you couldn't ask for a better animated comic book movie. Well, thankfully for you, you don't have to ask for one because DC is making one already! 
Evidently, helming the current Batman movie franchise hasn't dimmed Christian Bale's interest in superherodom, as the versatile and gifted actor will play John Connor in a planned Terminator sequel from Warner Bros. for the summer of 2009.
This 1/7 scale statue is pre-painted, comes on a base that measure 16.5 inches long with Vader being the taller of the two figures at 11 inches. This is a limited edition, one time print figure, numbered to 7,097 total worldwide (1,977 Japan, 3,030 in North America, 1,250 in Europe and 840 in Asia Pacific). The figure itself if based on the original concept art of Ralph McQuarrie. He was a design consultant on the original Star Wars trilogy and worked with Lucas script to create this visual of Luke against Darth Vader. While the early image of Vader would soon become a reality, Luke is a wee-bit different. Now that the details are covered, onto the figure itself.Meet the Comics Alliance staff at events marked with *.