Author: 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.

Back in November it was revealed that Young Justice would be returning to screens for a third season. Then we learned it would be returning via a new DC Comics streaming platform and would be teamed with a live action Titans series. Since that news things have been a little quiet in the Young Justice camp. Until today that is. Today at SDCC fans were shown a sizzle reel for the upcoming third season which as unveiled the new team. Shortly after the reveal a new cast picture was released online (and below). Seen in the new cast photo are:…

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Suicide Squad director David Ayer is at Comic Con this weekend to promote his new Netflix movie Bright. Whilst doing the rounds of press there has naturally been questions about his first entry in the DCEU but also his next one… Gotham City Sirens. Speaking with IGN Ayer discussed the reasons why he chose to work on Gotham City Sirens and not a Suicide Squad sequel. “It’s a story about three fantastic women who’re trying to find their way in the world, and realise that they have more power together than they do individually.” He added, “I have daughters, and…

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Last night the cast and crew of hit FX series Legion descended on SDCC for a panel hyping up the shows second season. All the principal cast members including Dan Stevens, Aubrey Plaza, Rachel Keller, Jean Smart, Bill Irwin, Jeremie Harris, and Amber Midthunde were in attendance. The shock of the evening was the announcement that Wonder Woman star Saïd Taghmaoui will be joining the cast in season 2 as Shadow King. Legion had skipped the convention last year at its first season did not begin airing until early 2017. During the panel it was revealed that season 2 will consist of 10 episodes…

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There’s nothing quite like San Diego Comic Con to give you an unexpected surprise! After the disaster of Josh Trank’s 2015 F4ntastic the cinematic future of Marvel’s first family seemed in peril. With Kevin Feige and the Marvel team not overly interested in regaining the property it seemed they may remain in development hell for the foreseeable future. However a little light appeared at the end of the tunnel last night in the shape of Noah Hawley. Creator of the Marvel TV series Legion and also the hit series Fargo. As last nights panel for Legion season 2 was winding…

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It’s fair to say that Inhumans has polarised fans of the genre. From casting choices, to costumes and even the first trailer. With SDCC slowly cranking up to high gear a new trailer for the series has premiered which may give some a little (very little) more hope. Whilst the CGI still looks a little under polished there is a lot more action sequences in this version of the trailer. We get our first look at Medusa using her powers and begin to understand a little more of the series overall plotting. Hit play on the video below to checkout the…

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Earlier this year we got a look at the leaked trailer for Krypton. Though the trailer was barely online for a day it still made quite a mark on comic fandom. MAny expressed concern at whether a show featuring such unknown characters was necessary. Regardless of fan reaction SyFy has gone ahead and ordered the show to series with a premier date set for sometime in 2018. During preview night at SDCC SyFy showed off a new extended trailer for the series. Collider was there to provide a recap for those of us unable to be there. Whilst we wait…

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Comic Con fans knows that during the San Diego week Entertainment Weekly always pull out the stops for s special issue. Whilst the issue features Charlize Theron on the cover discussing that she turned down a role in Wonder Woman the inside is filled with spoilery images for upcoming comic book movies. One image which has made its way online today is the below. Like many of the set photos we’ve seen so far it only features Wonder Woman, Flash and Batman but it’s the surroundings which are causing a stir. Could this be a slightly upgraded Batcave? Could it…

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We’re used to seeing all sorts of photoshopped images from films these days. From rumoured actors manipulated to wear famous hero costumes to fan made posters which rival the real thing. Internet wizardry is nothing new. But today the below image has surfaced online which pertains to show off some pre-vis imagers from Avengers: Infinity War. We’ve seen set photos of much of the principal cast but this image seems to give us our first look at Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man. Eagle-eyed fans might have noticed that he’s not wearing his standard Spidey suit either. Could Avengers: Infinity War…

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Disney recently held their annual conference – D23 – a major rival to the SDCC’s of the world. Whilst Marvel took many of the headlines thanks to presentations for Avengers: Infinity War and Thor it’s Star Wars who has won the attention of fans. A short behind-the-scenes look at Star Wars: The Last Jedi has given us our best glimpse of the upcoming film. Featuring short interview snippets with the cast there is tonnes of new footage to feast your eyes on. There are fresh looks at Luke, Leia and Chewie plus newcomers Finn and Ray. You can checkout the…

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Wonder Woman has now grossed over $368.5m at the North American box office. That means the film has officially surpassed the North American box office total of super-hit Deadpool. Not one to shy away from publicity the Merc With a Mouth has reached out to congratulate his colleague on her success… https://twitter.com/deadpoolmovie/status/884578349871276032 After the tweet hit the press Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins responded to thank the Merc and star Ryan Reynolds for his kind words: https://twitter.com/PattyJenks/status/884611179586310144 Wonder Woman is continuing to cling on to its place in the box office charts across the globe. The film is still yet…

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