Superhero Bits: John Stamos Is Voicing Tony Stark, Marvel Is Going Big On 3D & More

The legendary Frank Miller, the man behind "The Dark Knight Returns" and "300," is launching his very own publishing comic to bring new, original comics to the marketplace. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Frank Miller Presents will see Miller heading things up as president and editor-in-chief, with new books set in the worlds of "Sin City" and "Ronin" on the way.

"Investing in artists and the future of comics has always been my one true passion and creative calling. Dan, Silenn and I couldn't be more proud to be launching Frank Miller Presents, which will serve as fertile ground for storytellers and new creations. Our focus for this publishing company is to cultivate a fellowship of artists and writers to mentor, collaborate and push forward not only each other but the art form as well."

Miller will work on some of these books in addition to working with other creatives. The initial titles include "Sin City 1858," "Ronin Book Two," "Pandora," and "Ancient Enemies." There is no word yet on when the books will hit shelves but they're expected to arrive later this year.

Some good news we learned recently is that "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" is no longer going to be opening directly against "Avatar 2," aka "Avatar: The Way of Water," at the bo box office. The DC sequel will now open five days later, giving it just a bit of breathing room. Well, it appears that director David. F Sandberg is maintaining a sense of humor about the whole thing.

You’re welcome Cameron! https://t.co/dYzBCrLyZS

— David F. Sandberg (@ponysmasher) April 27, 2022

The fact of the matter is that James Cameron and Disney have little to fear, whereas even a superhero movie like "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" runs the risk of getting lost in the flow of the "Avatar" sequel. That being the case, it's really nice to see that Sandberg is managing to have fun with it.

Disney brought a pretty major showcase to CinemaCon earlier this week but one detail that has slipped under the cracks a bit (as noted by The Hollywood Reporter) is that Marvel is apparently gearing up to do more with 3D. Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, while on stage for his portion of the presentation, said "major" 3D offerings are on the way. In the wake of the success of "Avatar" in 2009, 3D became in vogue again for a time in the business. While movies, including some MCU movies, are still getting 3D releases here and there, it's not nearly as common as it was around a decade ago. It appears as though Marvel and Disney may be trying to revive that as a means to beef up box office receipts. Certainly something to keep an eye on as this phase of the MCU rolls on.

With "Spider-Man: No Way Home" nearing the end of its run at the box office and already available on Blu-ray, Sony and Marvel have no reasons to care about spoiling anything anymore. Yet, during the original marketing, they hid the fact that both Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield reprised their roles as Peter Parker/Spider-Man alongside Tom Holland. Well, this new trailer (above) shows us what the marketing might have looked like had they been willing to spoil the big surprise from the get-go. It's a pretty damn good trailer that at this point really just serves as marketing for the home video release. But, in the end, it was probably far more enjoyable to leave this surprise intact, even if it meant Garfield had to lie about it for months on end.