Transformers Mighty Muggs Image

This is the only picture i’ve been able to find of the other Transformers Muggs, the only one to have pics hit the press so far is of course Optimus Prime but this back of the box picture shows you what the others will look like. Also in series one are Megatron (a given), Bumbelbee and Soundwave. If i can find anymore pics then i will post them soon.

Custom Muggs Are For Fun

Its that time again when i post a lot more custom mighty muggs that are floating around the internet. This time around we have Yoda, Stewie Griffin, Cyborg Superman (which is awesome), Hannibel Lector, Wonder Woman, Jack Skellington (also looks amazing), Terminator, and The Sentry.

      

New Dragonball Manga and Anime Series?

This came from some unknown saying that this was announced in a FOX 2009 prospectus (i hate FOX) so please just take this as a rumor and if it is true then definately don’t get your hopes up because FOX like to ruin everything you love.

This is the rumored statement:

‘The film is in final stages, 90 minutes long, likely PG-13, first in an on-going series. Major video game adaptation out next year, leading comic book company publishing new manga series based on movie. New animated television series in development.’

A new game i can buy as they throw 1 out per year anyways but with a story thats completely finished can FOX really release another manga/anime based on the series/movie? I surely hope not. GT did enough to ruin the dragonball name so lets just leave it at that.

Ninja Cat!

This was posted on Topless Robot and i couldn’t stop laughing, i’m not a fan of cats but this is officially the second best animal on the planet (after my dog). Watch as he gets nearer the camera without even moving. Funny stuff.

Kenneth Branagh To Possibly Direct Thor?

I remember the times when he was rumoured to play Aquaman, then they made that crappy TV series instead…Good job Kenneth Branagh turned that role down. But now he is in negotiations to possibly direct Marvels next big adaptation ‘Thor’ for a release in 2010. Branagh is the latest in a string of directors such as Jon Favreau (“Iron Man”), Christopher Nolan (the Batman franchise) and Gavin Hood (“X-Men Origins: Wolverine”) with arthouse roots taking on big-budget comicbook fare.

Marvel will self-finance the film via its $500 million credit facility through Merrill Lynch. Marvel used that coin to fund both “Iron Man” and “The Incredible Hulk” and will do the same for the “Iron Man” sequel that has director Favreau and star Robert Downey Jr. returning.