Teen Titans

As we mentioned yesterday, at San Diego Comic Con we had the opportunity to sit down one on one with one of DC’s top creative talents, Marv Wolfman of Crisis of Infinite Earth fame, to discuss his involvement on DC Universe Online. During our time he discusses his involvement in the DC Universe as a writer and the many different mediums it has been a part of, his own video game fandom and
The Flickcast: First off, thank you for taking the time to speak with us about this project.
Marv Wolfman: My pleasure. This is fun.
Tf: For the audience who doesn’t know yet, can you explain what your involvment with the project was? I’ve heard your name attached, Jim Lee and Geoff Johns. Can you explain how all that kind of fit together?
Mw: Okay. Think of it as a building. Geoff put up the structure. »
- John Carle

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Filmmaker John Hughes captured the drama of life between childhood and adulthood like no other. With movies like "The Breakfast Club" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," he crafted stories filled with the sort of high school angst that only comes from experience. He made it cool to be a geek, and gave audiences a cast of characters who learned to look past the boundaries of their lunchroom cliques.
In honor of Hughes' unexpected passing earlier today, I've assembled a short list of some of my favorite high schools from the world of comics. Filled with their own unique brand of drama and teenage angst, each school played host to a variety of stories originating in that same well of shared experiences that Hughes so artfully tapped.
Smallville High: Long before Clark Kent was Superman, he was Superboy — a teenager growing up in the tiny town of Smallville. The adopted son
Rick Marshall

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In a story from The Hollywood Reporter there are some interesting updates to a bunch of DC Comics properties. At present there are currently more DC Comics adaptations happening than at any other point since the company was bought by Warner Bros. in 1969.
Currently, The Losers will be starting principal photography this week in Puerto Rico. Jonah Hex just finished production in Louisiana. The Green Lantern recently reported that Ryan Reynolds will play the popular superhero. Fox also picked up the television series Human Target and lastly, DC set up Red at Summit Entertainment.
"One of the things that has differentiated us for most of the last 20 years is the depth of our library and the depth of the creative material that we've put out and the opportunities that creates for other media," stated DC Comics president Paul Levitz.
It looks like this past fall, the studio hired three of

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