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Besides the appropriateness of "Y" existentially questioning the renaming of itself with its name, it'd have the benefit that instead of re-branding tweets as xeets, they could just call them yeets which also seems appropriate give what gets thrown up there anymore. Good luck with the jobs DN!

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Okay new page, I can post this out of order with Roxanne's Revenge and not risk restarting the Roxanne Wars...

The Cygnus is one of my favoritest ship designs. Pity the model got destroyed in a forklift accident.

Rumor is that young Aunt May and Uncle Ben are in the Madame Web film (but as far as I know, only two characters have been confirmed for that film, Madame Web and Julia Carpenter).

Yeah, JK Simmons and JJJ is great casting. I'd watch it if it seemed to have a good premise that they could spin (har-har) into a solid narrative.

Sony only has the Spider-Man rights. Thats a very small group of heroes or anti-heroes (the Spider-Mans (Peter, Ben Reilly, Miles Morales, 2099), the Spider-Womans (Jessica Drew, Mattie Franklin, Julia Carpenter), the Spider-Girls (Aña Corazón, May Parker, Anna Parker, April Parker, Ashley Barton), Spider-Gwen/Ghost-Spider, Silk, Madame Web, Silver Sable, Black Cat, El Muerto, Moon-Wolf and a few others including a large number of alternate universe (Spider-verse) variants), a large supporting cast (J. J. Jamison and the Daily Bugle staff, various OsCorp employees, various HS and College friends and teachers of Peter) and lots and lots of villains. Thus we get Venom, Kraven, Morbius, Madame Web and the now cancelled El Muerto film developed from Sony and the earlier attempt to develop a Silver Sable/Black Cat movie. Actually I seem to vaguely remember talk of a Sandman vs Hydro film at one point. As far as the trailer is concerned, it seems like Sony is doubling down on 'people get animal powers' Morbius & bats - which to be fair is from the comics - and now Kraven & lions (plus the Rhino being genentically manipulated rather than a guy in a suit that makes him look suspiciously like he's being eaten feet first by a rhino) which isn't from the comics.

David Allen's Primevals is finally finished after a 45 year adventure through conception in 1978, development, production, filming in 1994, Allen's death in 1999 when the stop-motion effects were still being worked on and a kickstarter to raise funds to finish it. Its premiered in Full Moon Picture's July update (video should be set to start at the start of the trailer).

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