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Nicolas Cage explains why he isn't experiencing superhero fatigue: 'It's not really what I'm consuming'
Cage and his "Renfield" collaborators talk superhero fatigue and how the horror comedy points a new way forward for the genre.
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‘Walking Dead’ Dead: Robert Kirkman Ends Comic Abruptly With Issue 193
“The Walking Dead” comic book, the source of one of the most successful franchises in television history, has come to an abrupt end: Creator Robert Kirkman made it clear at the end of issue 193 that he is ending the series after 16 years with no warning.The comics provided the basis and inspiration for AMC’s long-running TV show of the same name, which is currently in its ninth season and has spawned two other shows. The end of the comic book raises questions about the future of the show, althou
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'The Walking Dead' shocker as Rick Grimes' fate revealed (SPOILERS)
The Walking Dead: Rick Grimes' fate revealed in comic issue 192
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Steven Yeun, JK Simmons, Sandra Oh to Lead Voice Cast for Robert Kirkman’s ‘Invincible’ at Amazon
The star-studded voice cast for Robert Kirkman’s animated series “Invincible” will be led by “Walking Dead” alum Steven Yeun and “Counterpart” star J.K. Simmons, the streamer announced on Thursday. The adult animated superhero show, based on Kirkman’s comic of the same name, revolves around 17-year-old Mark Grayson (Yeun), who’s just like every other guy his age — except that his father is the most powerful superhero on the planet, Omni-Man (Simmons). But as Mark develops powers of his own, he
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Walking Dead: Andrew Lincoln's Exit Confirmed by EP Robert Kirkman
Say goodbye to Rick Grimes: The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln is indeed leaving the show after the upcoming Season 9, creator Robert Kirkman has confirmed. In an interview with filmmaker Kevin Smith for IMDb at Comic-Con, Kirkman says with a laugh, “It’s looking that way,” when asked if Season 9 will be Lincoln’s last. […]
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'Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics' packs a punch
“Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman’s new comics series on AMC “adds to our knowledge and enjoyment of the form,” says Ken Tucker.
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'The Walking Dead': Robert Kirkman on his new comic book, 'Robot Chicken,' and the new F bomb rule for 'TWD'
Fans of the Robert Kirkman universe, mark your calendars for March 7, 2018, when the "Walking Dead"?creator launches his latest comic book,?"Oblivion Song."
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'The Walking Dead': 5 hints from creator Robert Kirkman on how it will end
How will "The Walking Dead" end? We piece together clues about what will and won't happen before the show concludes, drawing on past statements from creator Robert Kirkman.
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'The Walking Dead' producers hit AMC with lawsuit alleging breach of contract
The Walking Dead producers hit AMC with lawsuit alleging breach of contract.
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Season 3 Premiere: Robert Kirkman on That Shocking Death and Why This Season Is So Good
Warning: Spoilers ahead for the “Eye of the Beholder” and “The New Frontier” episodes of Fear the Walking Dead. Despite the news that Cliff Curtis would be playing a lead role in James Cameron’s four Avatar movie sequels, it still came as a major shocker that Travis Manawa got shot, then cemented his death by falling out of a moving helicopter high in the sky at the end of Fear the Walking Dead’s two-episode Season 3 premiere.
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‘Walking Dead’ Ahead: What’s With Rick’s Smile?
It’s time for Walking Dead Ahead. So, let’s start this one with a question… why was Rick smiling at the end of Sunday’s The Walking Dead?
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‘The Walking Dead’ Creator Loves to Mess With Fans
"Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman visited "Conan" on Monday and said he is constantly asked which character is killed next. Here's how he deals with that.
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A ‘Walking Dead’ for the Trump Era
I’d been trying to come up with the right metaphor for living through the past few months of the presidential campaign, and on Sunday night, The Walking Dead suddenly provided it: Sitting through this election season has been like being pounded in the head over and over by Negan’s barbed-wire-covered baseball bat, until our brains turn to mush. WARNING: SPOILERS FOLLOW FOR THE SEASON 7 PREMIERE OF THE WALKING DEAD.
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‘Outcast’ Preview: ‘Come for the Finger Eating and Stay for the Characters’
How does Outcast stand out from the crowd of stories about possession? Having the same creator as The Walking Dead, Robert Kirkman,?is a good start. Casting Patrick Fugit — a limelight-avoiding darling of indie cinema — is another smart move.
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‘Outcast’: ‘Demons, Exorcists, and All That’
On the basis of The Walking Dead and now the new Cinemax series Outcast, premiering on Friday night, I’d have to say that Robert Kirkman likes his horror with a brooding, moody edge. In Outcast, Fugit’s Kyle immediately establishes himself as a haunted fellow with a dark past, alienated from his family and perhaps possessed—whether it’s with special powers, or possession by something evil or good, are questions that hover over the initial hours of the series.
