Following the announcement that Natalie Portman would be returning for the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder there has been plenty of chatter online about her character. Many articles and news stories have referred to Portman’s Jane Foster as suiting up as Female Thor or Lady Thor. But returning director Taika Waititi has some words for you. Waititi responded to a fan calling her Female Thor is a correction. So henceforth we shall refer to her as Mighty Thor! https://twitter.com/TaikaWaititi/status/1153033515375587328 Thor: Love and Thunder is expected to arrive in cinemas on November 5th 2021. Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @GetYourComicOn, or on…
Author: Neil Vagg
Neil Vagg
Neil is the Editor-in-Chief at GYCO. He has a BA in Film & TV and an MA in Scriptwriting; he currently works 9-5 in an office and 5-9 as a reviewer. He has been reading comics for as long as he can remember and is never far away from any book which has the word Bat in the title.
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Darren Lynn Bousman’s new Saw reboot only started filming a couple of weeks ago, but word from Lionsgate today is that they’re vacating their Halloween 2020 release date, and moving the movie up five months(!), in favour of a summer release on May 15, 2020. Does Jigsaw fear the incoming onslaught of Michael Meyers? Judging from this news, I think so. As this must be a direct reaction from Lionsgate to the news that the Halloween franchise has staked out the next two Halloween’s with their back to back sequels Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends. Lionsgate does seem to be…
During the Star Trek Universe panel at San Diego Comic Con we finally got a first look at new animated series Lower Decks. We’ve been hearing about the show for some time but this was our first chance to get a flavour of how the show will be when it hits CBS AllAccess in 2020. As you can see from the character designs below the show is heavily influenced by adult comedies such as Ricky & Morty with a slightly quirky vibe to it’s style. Star Trek: Lower Decks will focus on four ensigns serving on a “not very important ship”…
Despite earlier confirming that The Orville was renewed for a third season we’ve learned the series has now found itself a new home. Variety is reporting that the 20th Century Fox production will be moving from its home with the FOX Broadcasting Company to a new home with Hulu. The move makes sense given than Disney now owns the lions share of Hulu as well as owning the production company behind the series. This means Disney can have full control of producing and distributing the show rather than pay a hefty licensing fee to FOX Broadcasting. Creator Seth McFarlane as…
One of the highlights from Saturday night’s DC Universe panel at San Diego Comic Con was the release of a new trailer for Harley Quinn. The adult comedy series is set to drop later this year via the streaming platform and features The Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco in the lead role.
In amongst the Star Trek: Picard trailer and all of the other reveals we got over the weekend at SDCC, word of a very interesting new project from the world of Star Trek flew a little under the radar. CBS announced that it will be launching a new, official, podcast which will chart the journeys of each of its franchise series’. Prime Directive is set to launch in the autumn. Here’s an official description from CBS: With unparalleled access to “Star Trek” luminaries and behind-the-scenes creative professionals, this official podcast will take a smart, witty and thoughtful look at all…
Marvel Studios brought the house down in Hall H at San Diego Comic Con on Saturday. Studio president Kevin Feige unveiled the full Phase 4 slate of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies taking us right through 2021. That announcement also included a number of TV projects which will release via the new Disney+ streaming service which is due to launch later in the year. SDCC and Marvel Studios has now provided us with a highlight reel from the panel which you can check out in the player below. Watch as Feige announces the directors and casts for each of the Phase…
Huge news to come from the DC Universe panel at last night’s San Diego Comic Con as Young Justice has officially been renewed for a fourth season! Not only that but we learned during the panel that season four is already in production ahead of a planned 2020 release. Executive producer Brandon Vietti was quick to share the news on twitter and to thank fans for their support with a statement reading: “Thanks to everyone who subscribed and supported us! Once again, we are back because of YOUR great efforts! Thank you!!!” Season three, subtitled Outsiders, is currently wrapping up…
With Young Justice wrapping up it’s third season in the coming weeks all eyes are turning to DC Universe’s next animated project Harley Quinn.
During last night’s DC Universe panel at San Diego Comic Con it was revealed that Doom Patrol has officially been green lit for a second season!