Although still unconfirmed, it appears that David Goyer is at least being considered as the writer for the new Superman movie, tentatively titled "The Man of Steel." And according to the initial report, long-rumored candidate Mark Millar was never even a possibility to work on a "Superman" movie.
Not one to take a punch without giving one right back, Millar took to his message board and went "on the record" to defend against the allegations against his famous "Superman" pitch, stating that both he and "Kick-Ass" director Matthew Vaughn were seriously considered by Warner Bros. over a year ago.
"I must stress that the 'inside info' on my relationship to the movie is nonsense," Millar said of the report. "I can say on the record that Vaughn had meetings with [Warner Bros.] about our ideas over a year ago." Read More...
The early word is out on "
While the verdict's still out on whether 
Superman's next big-screen adventure has a new writer and working title, and they should both be familiar to comic book fans. According to online reports, "Batman Begins" co-writer 
After filling his resume with somewhat gritty character roles in recent years, Mickey Rourke may finally have the chance to play a real family man — that is, if raising a barbarian warrior in Lionsgate's upcoming "
Last week at the Los Angeles premiere of "
As we mentioned back in September, HBO's vampire drama
The Long Road To 'Captain America' Casting
Posted 2/25/10 8:01 am EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, Marvel
Currently, it's unclear whether one of these young actors will wield the shield as Steve Rogers — but at the very least, these would-be superheroes are in good company, as there has been an abundance of actors both popular and unknown connected to Captain America over the years.
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