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The latest episode of Stan Lee’s Time Jumper hits iTunes today, and with only four more episodes remaining, Terry Dixon’s time travel device may be the only thing that can stop C.U.L.T. (Council of Unstoppable, Lethal Terrorists).
ABOUT EPISODE 6: DESTINATION UNKNOWN
Charity and Sam meet in an undisclosed warehouse. They appear to be scheming something together. Sam continues to pop pills to relieve his body aches of deteriorating DNA. Could he be in on her ploy to dominate the world?
Meanwhile, Terry is in a Washington DC prison cell and has a notebook on hand that his father Arthur left him. It’s crammed with random number sequences, DNA coils, odd symbols and words in German. Lee Excelsior appears before Terry in jail and hands him his Articulus to escape. Terry makes several jumps in time — to Siberia, then to the British Isles, then to the Paleozoic era and then to 2026 — where he finds himself with an aged Eric Bellmont.
Eric explains to Terry all the different ways Charity has affected wrinkles in time and confirms her evilness. She almost knocked Earth off its timeline! Suddenly, Terry spots Sam Dixon…the plot thickens.
We received word from Stan Lee’s people that there’s a new contest for you to enter. It’s pretty cool, because the winner will get to fly to Los Angeles to meet Stan and be featured in the DVD Bonus content for the Time Jumper series.
Check out the complete details after the jump!
Stan Lee’s POW! Entertainment and Walt Disney have released an iTunes App to go along with the companies’ teaming on Time Jumper. The Time Jumper iPhone App is available now, and claims to extend the digital motion comic experience with six main features.
- Welcome Agent: Once the application is downloaded, consumers are greeted to H.U.N.T. headquarters. They are asked to enter their name and place their finger on the screen to be scanned for official entry into the app.
- Mission Briefing: A personal narration from Stan Lee explaining what Time Jumper is all about.
- Mission 1: Consumers can automatically view Episode 1 in its entirety. Great picture, sound and color right on your iPhone and/or iPod Touch.
- Image Converter: Enables consumers to take a picture of themselves or use a photo in their photo gallery, convert it into a comic strip image, type a message into the dialogue bubble and then e-mail it to a friend and/or upload onto Facebook.
- Surveillance: Storyboard images that show you how Time Jumper went from concept to screen.
- Hunt Headquarters: Grants you access to link to H.U.N.T.’s recruitment website.
Take the jump for a look at the Time Jumper App in action.
We brought you the news that Natasha Henstridge is joining the voice cast of Stan Lee’s Time Jumper motion comic series the other day, and now the word is official directly from Disney and Stan Lee. The cool thing is, you don’t have to wait months for the series to launch, you just have to head over to iTunes on July 24, 2009.
The complete press release after the jump!
The motion comic, animated comic book features, and general digital comic book distribution is getting the Stan Lee treatment on Thursday, when Lee and Disney Entertainment unveil Time Jumper on the crowd at the San Diego Comic Con.
“Time Jumper” follows Terry Dixon, a college student in possession of his late father’s time-travel invention, the Articulus. After his brother goes missing, Dixon is recruited by H.U.N.T. (Heroes United, Noble and True), a secret crime-fighting unit that sends him through time to thwart Charity Vile, leader of the criminal cartel, C.U.L.T. (Council of Unstoppable, Lethal Terrorists).
To sweeten the deal, Stan “The Man” has landed Natasha Henstridge to voice the lead female character in the series.
I’m all for mobile media fun and entertainment. If the publishers and companies involved in this kind of content can get the price point just right, it might do more for comics than the movies are doing now.
Marvel is bringing legendary comic creator Stan Lee to the San Diego Comic-Con and giving fans a chance to meet The Man.
Starting at 9am on July 24th, come by the Marvel Booth (#2429) to receive a ticket (no purchase necessary) for a random drawing to meet Stan Lee. Shortly thereafter, Marvel will conduct the drawing and if you’re one of the lucky fans whose ticket is randomly pulled, you will receive a special pass to meet Stan Lee and have one item signed during his appearance at the booth from 1:30-2:00, later that day.
While it would be super cool if Julian was able to get Stan Lee to sign the Major Spoilers Poster during the Julian Challenge, getting in on this deal is like a 1 in 140,000 chance.
Of course he does, as this variant cover to Thor #600 clearly indicates.
THOR #600 (NOV082404)
THOR #600 DELL’OTTO VARIANT (NOV082405)
Written by J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI, STAN LEE & CHRIS GIARRUSSO
Penciled by OLIVIER COIPEL, CHRIS GIARRUSSO & DAVID AJA
Wraparound Cover by OLIVIER COIPEL
Variant Wraparound Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC
Variant Cover by GABRIELE DELL’OTTO
Thor #600 arrives February 11, 2009, and features a cover price of $4.99. This has to be due to the additional pages, right? Or is this a portent of things to come?
You can find out more about the issue, and what role Stan Lee plays, by checking out the interview with Lee over at Marvel’s website.
Marvel has announced it is kicking up the page count for Thor #600 filling the issue with over 100 pages. The issue alos includes a Stan Lee story that will be illustrated by Immortal Iron Fist artist David Aja. Marvel has sent Major Spoilers and early sneak peek, that you can see after the jump.
Variety is reporting that Showtime is developing an hour long show based on the book Hero by Perry Moore. Stan Lee and Pow! Entertainment will be producing the show that follows the life a gay superhero.
Story, which focuses on an up-and-coming superhero who struggles to hide his secret identities.
Moore is writing the adaptation. At this time, there is no word on when the series will air on the network.
Disney has renewed its first look pact with Stan Lee’s POW Entertainment. This will be a two year deal that gives the House of Mouse the option of taking POW’s content and spinning it into television, publishing, games, and online or mobile content.
The first project spinning out of this deal is Lee’s Time Jumper, a digital comic book series that Disney will distribute across various media (web and mobile most likely).
Project revolves around the character of Terry Dixon, an agent of the secret government org HUNT (Heroes United, Noble and True), who has a cell phone called the Articulus that’s also a time machine. When his brother is lost in time, Terry must try to find him before an a criminal cartel does.
Previous to Time Jumper, POW and Disney have created Nick Ratchet, Blaze, and Tigress.
Press Release
Comics legend Stan Lee has signed a deal with acclaimed novelist Perry Moore, author of the award-winning gay superhero novel Hero. The two creators announced their new business partnership today at the Comic-Con International: San Diego panel “LGBT Portrayals in Comics.” Lee appeared as a surprise guest at the panel, sponsored by Prism Comics, a nonprofit organization that promotes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) creators and comics content.
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If you tried to keep up with the myriad of announcements coming from the New York Comic Con, you might have missed the announcement that Stan Lee is forming a new partnership with Virgin Comics.
“What a dream assignment!” enthused the always-ebullient Lee. “I can’t wait to start pitting my newest, most exciting superheroes against comicdom’s most powerful, diabolical super villains and then have the fun of tossing them into far-out, thrill-a-minute adventures to challenge the readers’ imagination! And who better to share in the fun, creating wondrous new worlds without limit, than the incredibly talented and dedicated guys at Virgin Comics!”
I told you you wouldn’t escape the seemingly never ending list of exhibitors and their schedules. Marvel has a big line up events happening at the New York Comic Con. With Skrulls running around willy-nilly, you might want to check out what they have to offer.
Stan Lee and POW! Entertainment have announced the man with a million heroes under his belt is adding a few more to the roster with Legion of 5. No word on what Legion of 5 will be about (I bet there are five of them), but there are already plans for a computer generated film
“Legion of 5″ — owned jointly by Rainmaker [Entertainment], POW! and Brighton [Partners] — is planned as a series of CG-animated films but with a cross-platform approach to include games, online and mobile releases. Merchandizing is part of the plan as well.
Stan the man Lee will be at the New York Comic Con this weekend, and I bet if you ask nicely he may just tell you a bit more about the project.
Variety is reporting that Disney and POW! Entertainment (founded by Stan “the man” Lee) will partner for three films based on Lee’s work.
“Nick Ratchet” will be written and directed by Richard LaGravenese. Larry Jacobson and Sonny Grosso are in talks to produce.
“Blaze” will be written by Gary Goldman.
“Tigress” will be written by Zoe Green. State Street Pictures’ Robert Teitel and George Tillman will produce.
Anyone know anything about these “creations”? I went to the POW! Entertainment site, and it had nada except they were movies in production.
via Variety
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