Daredevil Season 3 has a new poster, just released by Netflix.

The Marvel series premieres later this year.

Deadline reports that weekend estimates for Universal’s Halloween are coming in at $33M for Friday (including a great $7.7M Thursday night), the second-best first day for a horror movie after It ($50.4M).

This may put the franchise film on a killing spree to become the second-highest domestic horror opening of all-time at $79.4M (also behind It’s $123.4M) and possibly the biggest opening of October ... that is, if Michael Myers can knock off Venom‘s $80.2M record from three weekend ago.

But let’s see where Saturday takes us.

The CW has released a new promo for next week's Charmed episode, "Let This Mother Out."

The second episode of this first season airs Sunday, Oct. 21st on The CW.

Promo: https://youtu.be/PRgwoURjZLQ

The Wrap is reporting that Paloma Faith has joined the cast of Epix's coming Batman prequel Pennyworth.

Faith will portray Bet Sykes, who is described as a “spirited, sadistic and sharp-tongued villain.”

The 10-episode series revolves around the familiar DC character Alfred Pennyworth before he becomes the venerable Wayne butler. In Pennyworth, Alfred is a former British SAS soldier in his 20s who forms a security company and goes to work with young billionaire Thomas Wayne, who is not yet Bruce's father, in 1960s London.

Azie Tesfai (Jane The Virgin) is set to recur on Supergirl's Season 4 as Kelly Olsen, sister of iconic DC character and former Guardian (?) James Olsen (Mehcad Brooks).

The show describes the character Kelly as an intelligent and insightful woman who spent time in the military in order to pay for medical school. She’s recently been discharged and is currently finishing her training as a psychiatrist. (via Deadline)

Supergirl airs Sunday nights on The CW.

Deadline reports that Vinessa Vidotto has been added to Lucifer’s ensemble in the recurring role of Remiel as the show enters its fourth season and moves to Netflix.

The role description calls Remiel a “classic little-sister” character who admires her eldest brother, the mighty Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside), but also feels under-appreciated or overshadowed while struggling to match his towering standards.

Lucifer is based on characters from The Sandman series and its spinoff, Lucifer, both milestone works published by DC Comics under the Vertigo Imprint. The comics were the work of Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth and Mike Dringenberg.

Well, for those who thought they may be seeing Danny Rand, character star of the recently-canceled Marvel series Iron Fist, appearing on tag team podna Luke Cage's show, some bad news Friday from Netflix. (via Deadline)

One week after Iron Fist was canned and the same day that the long-awaited third season of Daredevil launched, Netflix has canceled Luke Cage.

Sweet Christmas!

This axing of Luke Cage came as a surprise to many. As actors like lead Mike Colter remained under contract, a formal Season 3 order seemed a foregone conclusion.

The pink slipping of Luke Cage seems ultimately to have been a combo of the age-old creative differences and the inability for the parties involved to reach a deal, sources told Deadline.

BOOM! Studios today unveiled a first look at I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK IN ANIMATION, an original graphic novel in December 2018, based on the true story of cartoonist Natalie Nourigat’s quest to move to Los Angeles and get a job in animation...and how you can too.


An entertaining, informative, and inspiring journey through one of America’s most iconic cities, I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK IN ANIMATION is a unique guide perfect for anyone looking to break into animation or make their dreams come true.

When she left her life in Portland to move to Los Angeles and pursue a job in animation, Natalie Nourigat realized that despite her research, nothing truly prepared her for the wild world that awaited her in the studios of Southern California. This autobiographical how-to graphic novel explores the highest highs and lowest lows of pursuing a dream in animation with a dose of humor and advice not found anywhere else!

I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK IN ANIMATION is the latest release from BOOM! Studios’ critically acclaimed BOOM! Box imprint, home to popular original series such as Lumberjanes by Shannon Watters, Grace Ellis, Brooklyn A. Allen, and Noelle Stevenson; Giant Days by John Allison, Lissa Treiman, and Max Sarin; The Backstagersby James Tynion IV and Rian Sygh; The Avant-Guards by Carly Usdin and Noah Hayes;Fence by C.S. Pacat and Johanna The Mad; and Goldie Vance by Hope Larson and Brittney Williams.

Print copies of I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK IN ANIMATION will be available for sale on at local comic book shops on December 26th (use comicshoplocator.com to find the nearest one) and on January 1st, 2019 at bookstores. Digital copies of I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK IN ANIMATION will be available to purchase on digital book marketplaces, including ComiXology, iBooks, Google Books, and the BOOM! Studios app.

Lion Forge Labs, creative agency and sister company of Lion Forge Comics, has partnered with The Magic House in St. Louis for Neener Neener Neener!

This adorable new comic, written by Paul Manchester with art by Lorenzo Lizana, tells the extraordinary tale of siblings Wisteria and Wilby Wiggins and their new alien friend. The three problem-solvers must try to stop some cute and mischievous visitors from another planet, known as the Neeners, from taking over The Magic House and causing complete chaos. The Wiggins siblings help save the Neeners using the scientific process, based on lessons they learned at the museum.

“Lion Forge Labs has created an endearing adventure book for young readers that helps bring The Magic House to life through the pages of the story. We are thrilled to be the setting for the out-of-this-world adventure,” said Beth Fitzgerald, President of The Magic House.

“You can’t imagine the fun we had attempting to take all of the adventures from our childhood visits to The Magic House and reimagining it with Wisteria, Wilby, and the Neeners,” says Carl Reed, Chief Creative Officer for Lion Forge. “I can’t wait to share these stories with my kids and all of the visitors, allowing them to take a little piece of The Magic House home with them.”

Neener Neener Neener! is a fun-filled read for parents and children alike. It’s the perfect companion to a visit to the beloved St. Louis institution where it will be exclusively available for sale starting October 19 for $9.99!

This November, UNCANNY X-MEN returns with a new ongoing series, bringing together nearly every mutant left on earth in a story that threatens to destroy them. It’s an epic tale of mystery and tragic disappearance, with an adventure so earth-shattering, it could very well be the X-Men’s FINAL mission!

In celebration of the much-anticipated launch of UNCANNY X-MEN #1, Marvel is excited to reveal a new variant cover from superstar artist Skottie Young!

Don’t miss UNCANNY X-MEN #1, coming this November to local comic shops - X-MEN DISASSEMBLED will have fans talking for years to come!

UNCANNY X-MEN #1 (SEP180791) Written by KELLY THOMPSON, ED BRISSON and MATTHEW ROSENBERG Art by MAHMUD ASRAR, MARK BAGLEY and MIRKO COLAK Cover by LEINIL FRANCIS YU

UNCANNY X-MEN YOUNG VAR

On Sale 11/14/18

In time for the debut of Daredevil season 3 on Netflix, we want to remind you about our book The Devil is in the Details: Examining Matt Murdock and Daredevil, edited by indy comics darling Ryan K. Lindsay, covering all aspects of the blind vigilante's history.




For half a century, Daredevil has been an outsider and a paradox, a loner, a down-to-earth super-hero, a blind man with super-powers, and the star of some of Marvel’s most celebrated stories.

The Devil is in the Details examines both Daredevil and his alter ego, Matt Murdock, from a variety of critical perspectives. Whether it’s explorations of Daredevil’s troubled history with love, his relationship to Foggy Nelson or Spider-Man, or new takes on his classic runs, this is one book no Daredevil fan or scholar should be without.

The book is now is available in print and on Kindle.