Glee finaleWith everyone raving about "Game of Thrones" the last few weeks, we were probably overdue for a few TV-related dislikes. This morning's reactions brought "Camelot" gripes from Ed Brubaker and Bill Willingham, as well as some dissatisfaction with the "Glee" finale from Rob Liefeld. Neil Gaiman, meanwhile, may have wished that he was watching TV; he certainly didn't sound too keen on doing a BEA signing from his home computer.

In other posting, Chip Zdarsky signed on to the hater wagon for the "Green Latern" movie. I've included some things to make you smile, too, though. Erik Larsen, for instance, shared another brilliant Spider-Man commission, and Paul Dini's costume from "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" is apparently up for sale. Find out where down below!

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X-Men: First Class"X-Men: First Class" hits theaters next week, and lately there's been no shortage of new interviews, sneak peeks, and other evidence of the promotional home stretch leading up to the film's release. Amid all of the television spots and teasers that recycle the same footage, it's always nice to see a cool, original way to promote the film — like a recent Farmers Insurance ad that features a cameo from one of Charles Xavier's students.

In the ad, actor J.K. Simmons (who, coincidentally, played Daily Bugle chief J.Jonah Jameson in the "Spider-Man" movies) introduces a class of new Farmers Insurance agents to an exchange student from Charles Xavier's school: the blue-furred mutant nicknamed Beast.

Their guest doesn't manage to get much of a word in before Simmons' character wonders aloud what their agent is doing at the X-Men academy, which leads into a scene featuring the Farmers Insurance agent holding a target as Havok unleashes one of his mutant energy blasts. Read More...

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The Dark Knight RisesThere's been a flurry of casting news for "The Dark Knight Rises" hitting the 'net lately, and now that we have a few moments to breathe, it seemed like a good time to find out what you think about the latest headlines.

Here's a quick recap, just in case you missed anything (which is entirely possible, given how quickly news has been developing):

- On Friday, we got our first look at Tom Hardy as Bane, courtesy of a clever viral marketing campaign for "The Dark Knight rises" (with the assistance of some clever code-divers).
- On Monday, Matthew Modine, Tom Conti, and Joey King joined the cast. Modine will reportedly play a character named "Nixon."
- Earlier today, "Lost" actor Brett Cullen and "Transformers" actor Chris Ellis were added to the cast, playing a judge and a priest, respectively. Read More...

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"Captain America: The First Avenger" won't arrive in theaters until July, but we're not the only ones looking forward to the film's premiere.

When MTV News visited the set of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," we spoke to actor Dominic Cooper about playing Howard Stark, the brilliant industrialist and father to Tony Stark. Cooper offered up some of his thoughts about playing a key role in Marvel's cinematic universe and whether fans will like what they see when "Captain America" hits theaters.

"I can't wait to see it," Cooper told MTV News. Read More...

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Edi GathegiSince he’s already a fan of the X-Men franchise, Edi Gathegi admitted that he's thrilled to be starring as the mutant Darwin in “X-Men: First Class.” Audiences won't be able to see him in action until next week, but he’s been happy to tell us more about his character to get everyone ready for the premiere.

“My character is in a constant state of evolution,” Gathegi told IGN. “It's called reactive adaptation - so whatever environment he's in, in order to survive he will mutate, basically.”

How does it work? Gathegi explained: “If he gets thrown in water, all of a sudden he might have gills. The lights go out, he'll have 20-20 vision in the pitch black. He's the coolest one!" Read More...

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Game of ThronesTimes seem to be hard for everyone in "Game of Thrones" right now, what with Ned getting attacked and Daenerys having to participate in nutty Dothraki customs. The show continues to be the big thing to talk about every Monday night if you're comics person. Is it only a matter of time before there's an official graphic novel adaptation?

Meanwhile, Paul Cornell's been facing some real-life suspense, as the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland appears to be threatening his convention plans. Stay tuned to his tweets to find out how that scenario works out, and check out a link to a pretty stunning Erik Larsen commission after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for May 24, 2011. Read More...

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Stan LeeIt was only a few weeks ago that I was telling you when to watch out for Stan Lee's cameo in "Thor," and now it looks like we have a little more info about the legendary creator's appearance in another movie featuring one of his creations: "The Amazing Spider-Man."

Lee appeared at last weekend's Dallas Comic Con and teased his cameos in both "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "Captain America: The First Avenger." Pressed for details about the "Spider-Man" cameo, he described the scene in which he'll make an appearance, and praised it as one of his favorite cameo so far.

The good folks at BigFanboy were there to capture Lee's comments, so this is the part when I issue a big ol' SPOILER WARNING for anyone who doesn't want to know about Lee's appearance in the film or the cool scene in which it occurs. Read More...

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Brett CullenThe casting news for "The Dark Knight Rises" continues to develop this week, with two more actors joining the cast of the much-anticipated third — and final — installment of Christopher Nolan's gritty Batman franchise.

According to Variety, actors Brett Cullen (pictured) and Chris Ellis have been added to the cast of "The Dark Knight Rises." The report indicates that Cullen and Ellis will play a judge and a priest, respectively.

"Lost" fans will likely remember Cullen as Goodwin Stanhope, one of the mysterious Others that the survivors of Oceanic Flight 813 encounter early in the series. He also played Johnny Blaze's father, stunt rider Barton Blaze, in the 2007 film "Ghost Rider." Read More...

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Last we heard from the "Wanted" camp, plans for a sequel remained in limbo, without even star James McAvoy sure of the project's status.

With "Wanted" director Timur Bekmambetov currently hard at work on "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," MTV News made sure to ask his producing partner Jim Lemley whether a sequel to the 2008 hit starring McAvoy, Angelina Jolie, and Morgan Freeman was still in the works.

"We still talk sometimes about 'Wanted 2,'" he told MTV News. "We want to try and continue that story because it's a very interesting one for us." Read More...

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DESC“Mad Men” actress January Jones will soon be seen in theaters everywhere with the release of “X-Men: First Class,” and she’s been telling fans more about her character Emma Frost and those scary stunts.

Speaking to Daily Mail about “becoming” Emma, she said, “You hold yourself differently and it creates that incredibly feminine shape, though I’m glad I don’t have to wear it every day."

"Emma Frost, my X-Men character, has an impossible body," she added. "She has huge boobs with nice, womanly curves, but she is also ripped with muscle.” Read More...

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