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Posted on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008 by Peter Sciretta

Marvel has unveiled the variant cover of The Amazing Spider-Man 573 which features Marvel Universe Presidential candidate Stephen Colbert.

Cinematical has a poster premiere for Disney’s Bolt (seen right).

Joel Silver says that Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes is the first film in “a franchise of Sherlock Holmes stories.” [reuters]

Chris O’Donnell and Jack McBrayer will star in Brad Peyton’s Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. [CS]

British actor Michael Sheen (Frost/Nixon, The Queen) has been cast in the Samuel L Jackson thriller Unthinkable and Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland. [variety]

Magnet has launched the official website for Let The Right One In.

Great White Snark has photos of a Death Star Cake. WOW, the most I ever got was a big cookie with a few candles.

Axl Rose will debut a song (”If the World”) from Guns N’ Roses Chinese Democracy in Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies. [playlist]

Paul W.S. Anderson’s sci-fi/horror cult classic Event Horizon is being released on Blu-Ray. [BloodyD]

Philip Seymour Hoffman has signed on to voice the co-lead role of Max in the Australian stopmotion claymation feature “Mary and Max. The movie is about a pen-pal friendship between an cubbby 8-year old Australian girl and a 44-year-old Jewish man with Asperger’s Syndrome in New York. [variety]

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  • "Axl Rose will debut a song (”If the World”) from Guns N’ Roses Chinese Democracy in Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies." - Slash Film

    It's about time their music came out...i'm a fan of their music, Good luck Axl. Hey Saber (buddy), are you thrilled?
  • Ugh, I'm sick of Colbert. I understand alot of people like him but this stuff that they're putting in with the comics is just painful. I've been a lifelong fan of Spidey until that idiot Quesada did the whole 'Brand New Day' retcon and I'm still waiting for it to be set right. The only reason I've been getting the recent Spidey issues is because my favorite Spiderman artist John Romita Jr. has been doing the 'New Ways to Die' story arc. Once that's over and Romita Jr.'s off Spidey I'm off of it too. Here's hoping Marvel will get their head back on straight and put things back to the way they were somehow, but I don't think it'll happen anytime soon. Thankfully Romita Jr.'s drawing Kickass which I've been enjoying so far.
  • starscream9289
    Damn that cake looks good! Can you eat the little TIE Fighters floating around it?
  • Agent K
    Glad to see Event Horizon on Elwray.
  • Brian
    Come on, we all know TIE Fighters shoot green.
  • Captain Awesome
    Feuer,

    You say all this like it's the first time Marvel has done it? Marvel are the kings of gimmicks in the comic world. If it isn't gloss metallic covers, it's glow-in-dark gatefolds. And celebrity tie-in's. This has been going on for decades, even before Quesada.

    I do know one thing, I can't get enough of that re-re-re-re-re-re-production of that Spidey cover. I think it's a right of passage at Marvel to do some variant on it every year...
  • I agree Cap., seems like there's a redux of the Amazing Fantasy cover at least once a year. My favorite parody has been the Marvel Zombies one or the Deadpool one a few years ago. Though it's been going on for so many years, it'd be nice for Marvel to get back to some steady story arcs again. It's a bit of event-fatigue I'd say.
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