Hitting comic shops this July – an all-new addition to the classic MARVELS graphic novel written by Kurt Busiek and fully painted by Alex Ross! And it’s a “Marvels” look at the “all-new, all-different” X-Men of the 1970s! In this 16-page story, Alex and Kurt bring Marvel’s world to brilliant, realistic life one last time, as the now-retired Phil Sheldon and his daughters, in Manhattan to see the Christmas lights, find themselves in the middle of a clash between the outsider heroes and the deadly Sentinels, giving them a close-up perspective on the mutant experience. Also featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this special story, and other bonus features.

MARVELS EPILOGUE #1 Written by KURT BUSIEK Art by ALEX ROSS Cover Art by ALEX ROSS On-sale July 24, 2019

AMC has released a preview for Fear the Walking Dead Season 5, Episode 15, titled “Channel 5.”

This, the S5 penultimate episode, premieres Sunday, Sep. 22 at 9/8c on AMC.

Preview: https://youtu.be/MeGHSnXTOOs

Game of Thrones grabbed 10 awards at the Creative Arts Emmys on Sunday night, more than any other nominated project. The 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards took place over two nights, Saturday and tonight, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

GoT wins included an impressive though not unexpected seventh honor for special visual effects. It also dominated the picture editing category, and the award ultimately went to editor Tim Porter for the episode “The Long Night,” which features the epic battle at Winterfell. The sound editing and mixing teams also scored Emmys.

Game of Thrones claimed additional Emmys for makeup in the non-prosthetic category — earning department head Jane Walker her sixth Emmy for the series. Nominated costume designer Michele Clapton also grabbed a sixth Emmy for the series, while assistant costume designer Emma O'Loughlin and costume supervisor Kate O'Farrell now have three apiece.

In other creative arts categories, Game of Thrones won trophies for score, title design and stunt coordination. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

The awards show will air on FXX on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, ahead of the Primetime Emmy Awards telecast on Fox on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

When You Wish Upon A Pickle: A Sesame Street Special from HBO and Sesame Street Workshop, has won for Outstanding Children's Program at the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards which are being presented this weekend in two evenings, Saturday and today, at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles.

When You Wish Upon a Pickle was a Sesame Street prime time special that aired on HBO on November 10, 2018. The special helped kick off the 49th season, which began the following Saturday. (via Deadline)

Fans thought they had seen the last of Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark when the character was killed off in Avengers: Endgame, but it looks like the actor will return as Iron Man one more time.

In a report on Friday's Saturn Awards, mention was made that Downey Jr. will appear as Stark in next year's solo Black Widow movie. It seemed a bit of a throwaway reveal for what should be fairly major news, so this report might need to be taken with a grain of salt.

ComicBookMovie points out that if this information is accurate, it still doesn't mean the Armored Avenger is going to be resurrected. It's been confirmed that Black Widow is a prequel set between the events of Captain America: Civil War and Endgame. Given the time-frame, Stark showing up does actually make sense.

No other follow-up information has been reported, so stay tuned to DF News for any further developments.

Geeks WorldWide is reporting today that Marvel Studios is actively developing a Silver Surfer movie.

Silver Surfer, AKA Norrin Radd, was created by Jack Kirby and first appeared in Fantastic Four #48 in 1966. His appearance also marked the introduction of Galactus, who devours planets and utilized the Silver Surfer as his Herald.

The Surfer, first appearing in Fantastic Four #48 (1966), then went on to become a major part of the Marvel Universe, assisting the FF, Thor, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and joining the original Defenders. His first and only live-action appearance was in 2007’s Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, played by Doug Jones and voiced by Laurence Fishburne.

No other details were reported.

The Simpsons, Fox TV's long-running iconic comedy toon, has won for Best Animated Program at the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards which are being presented this weekend in two evening ceremonies, today and Sunday, at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles. (via Variety)

The Simpsons was created by Matt Groening for Fox. The shorts became a part of The Tracey Ullman Show on April 19, 1987. After three seasons, the sketch was developed into a half-hour prime time show and became Fox's first series to land in the Top 30 ratings in a season (1989–90).

The Simpsons will return to Animation Domination on September 29, 2019.

Seth MacFarlane, creator of Fox's Family Guy, has won for Character Voice-Over Performance at the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards which are being presented this weekend in two evening ceremonies, today and Sunday, at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles.

MacFarlane voices three of the show's main characters: Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin and Stewie Griffin. (via Variety)

Deadline reports that Riverdale fans already know some crossover of characters is planned for the CW’s upcoming Katy Keene. But the spin-off’s exec producers and cast teased out a few more details at today’s Tribeca TV Festival panel and pilot screening.

Expect a boxing match. And Pussycats. And Robin Givens.

As for the boxing, one of the regular characters on Katy Keene is K.O. Kelly, Katy’s aspiring boxer boyfriend. In the world premiere of the series pilot-screened today at the fest, K.O. – played by the ultra-ripped Zane Holtz, who makes his first appearance on the show clad only in boxer briefs – expresses his dream to someday spar at Madison Square Garden. (Katy is played by Lucy Hale).

With regard to those Pussycats from Riverdale, even Ashleigh Murray, who is bringing her singer/songwriter Josie McCoy character to the new show from the old, seemed surprised by executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s reveal that “We definitely will be seeing the Pussycats, but probably not in the way you expect.”

Katy Keene will be set about five years into Riverdale‘s future – in other words, Josie arrives in New York City to share an apartment with Katy and friends five years after her departure from Riverdale. The time shift slightly complicates crossovers, but apparently not enough to prevent at least some of the original series’ recognizable characters from presenting their future selves at Katy’s fourth floor walk-up apartment in Manhattan’s Washington Heights.

And apparently one of those someones will be Givens’ Sierra McCoy, Josie’s Riverdale mom.

Katy Keene trailer: https://youtu.be/1KpPusuHMaE

Among the big highlights at the 45th annual Saturn Awards was the unveiling of a never-before-scene post-credits scene from 2008’s Iron Man. Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige did the honors of introducing it during a pre-taped message accepting the first-ever Stan Lee World Builder Award.

The clip made its way to Twitter shortly after it aired at the Saturn Awards on Friday evening. Feige introduced the post-credits scene, saying: “We pulled some things out of that vault that we said, ‘We’ll never show this to anybody, put it away.’ We’re bringing them out, we’re putting them on this disc, and I’m about to show you a deleted scene that has never been seen by anyone before right now.”

The never-before-seen post-credits scene is one of the likely numerous takes filmed by Samuel L. Jackson for Iron Man. In it, we see Jackson as Nick Fury standing at a window in Tony Stark’s home while Robert Downey Jr., as Tony, is heard offscreen. Fury addresses Tony, telling him, “As if gamma accidents, radioactive bug bites and assorted mutants weren’t enough, I have to deal with a spoiled brat (Tony) who doesn’t play well with others and wants to keep all his toys to himself.” (via Collider)

Radioactive bug bites? Assorted mutants? Obviously teases Spider-Man and the X-Men. And -- AND -- in a post-credits scene potentially for the FIRST of the MCU films.

Feige's tease of an Infinity Saga box set aside (more details, please!), this Iron Man post-credits scene is nothing short of incredible.

Feige/Fury vid: https://twitter.com/i/status/1172809867611893762

Bleeding Cool reports that Anthony Marques has just bought The Kubert School, the famous comic book art college created by Joe Kubert. A 2011 graduate of The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Arts, Inc in Dover, New Jersey, he is now its owner and president.

A freelance comics artist, including work for Dynamite Entertainment, IDW, and Dark Horse on titles such as Doc Savage, Red Sonja, Back to the Future, Vampirella, Green Hornet and Ghostbusters, he has worked as an instructor at The Kubert School and as an editor for Dynamite Entertainment and DC Comics on multiple titles. He also owns and operates the long-running Dewey’s Comic City store in Madison, New Jersey.

Andy Kubert will remain involved with the school as a special instructor for the students and on its advisory board.