On Back of Smallville and Arrows Success
Tue Apr 15, 2014 6:11 pm
Here's some more Comics To Be Made into TV Series.
The Flash:
Grant Gustin’s who played Barry Allen on Arrow will be getting his own spin-off. The show is set to be released sometime in 2014, and the tv show will center around scientist Barry Allen, who suffers a freak accident that turns him into a superhero with the power of incredible speed.
The Preacher:
Considering the edgy content, AMC seems to be a suitable home for Preacher, with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg writing. The incredibly violent, over-the-top story of a preacher with the power to make anyone do what he says is one of comics' best-loved contemporary stories. It involves a cult called The Grail, several vampires, and a showdown at the Alamo.
Gotham:
Gotham will air on Fox during the 2014-15 TV season. The Batman prequel show Gotham will show us the formative days of future police commissioner James Gordon, and the development of some of the villains who will eventually make up the core of Batman’s rogues gallery.
Hourman:
In development, presumably to follow The Flash if that show breaks big. Rex Tyler is a guy who takes a vitamin called Miraclo that gives him superpowers... but only for an hour.
iZombie:
This show that is in development, revolves around a young woman who died recently but is still walking and talking. She's a perfectly reasonable person in most respects, except that she needs to eat a brain once a month to keep from losing her thoughts and memories. She gets some form of psychic indigestion, which gives her the thoughts and memories of the person she's just consumed for a little while. Call it The Thinking Dead.
Constantine:
Constantine will be a detective show on NBC, and strange as it may seem, this supernatural detective (his book is called Hellblazer) who tracks down demons and cultists and has actually visited Hell itself more than once lives in the same universe as Superman and Wonder Woman.
The Flash:
Grant Gustin’s who played Barry Allen on Arrow will be getting his own spin-off. The show is set to be released sometime in 2014, and the tv show will center around scientist Barry Allen, who suffers a freak accident that turns him into a superhero with the power of incredible speed.
The Preacher:
Considering the edgy content, AMC seems to be a suitable home for Preacher, with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg writing. The incredibly violent, over-the-top story of a preacher with the power to make anyone do what he says is one of comics' best-loved contemporary stories. It involves a cult called The Grail, several vampires, and a showdown at the Alamo.
Gotham:
Gotham will air on Fox during the 2014-15 TV season. The Batman prequel show Gotham will show us the formative days of future police commissioner James Gordon, and the development of some of the villains who will eventually make up the core of Batman’s rogues gallery.
Hourman:
In development, presumably to follow The Flash if that show breaks big. Rex Tyler is a guy who takes a vitamin called Miraclo that gives him superpowers... but only for an hour.
iZombie:
This show that is in development, revolves around a young woman who died recently but is still walking and talking. She's a perfectly reasonable person in most respects, except that she needs to eat a brain once a month to keep from losing her thoughts and memories. She gets some form of psychic indigestion, which gives her the thoughts and memories of the person she's just consumed for a little while. Call it The Thinking Dead.
Constantine:
Constantine will be a detective show on NBC, and strange as it may seem, this supernatural detective (his book is called Hellblazer) who tracks down demons and cultists and has actually visited Hell itself more than once lives in the same universe as Superman and Wonder Woman.
Re: On Back of Smallville and Arrows Success
Tue Apr 15, 2014 6:19 pm
Gotham sounds quite interesting 
Re: On Back of Smallville and Arrows Success
Tue Apr 15, 2014 6:42 pm
Aramore wrote:Gotham sounds quite interesting
Listening to a Kevin Smith Podcast (Fatman on Batman) a few months back and they were discussing doing a Smallville esque series for Bruce Wayne.
How he was in College and stuff. It gave origins for the Owls and all sorts.
Like a few weeks later he announced that CW Had green lit a pilot called Gotham but it was strictly Gordon. But now they're delving into The Wayne Legacy also now..
Does sound good though..
Re: On Back of Smallville and Arrows Success
Tue Apr 15, 2014 8:54 pm
Antman movie.
Re: On Back of Smallville and Arrows Success
Tue Apr 15, 2014 10:18 pm
The Welsh Dragon wrote:Antman movie.
Coming Very Soon...
2015 Edgar Wright is Director. (Shaun of the Dead/ Scott Pilgrim)
Paul Rudd is Scott Lang whilst Micheal Douglas will play Hank Pym.