For good or ill, here’s the details from Sci-Fi Wire.
It also mentions that he passed on the job currently held by Manny Coto. I like his comment about “the powers-that-be”
No word on whether Paramount has any interest in his pitch or if he actually pitched anything at all (there’s still that old rumor-/hate-fest about DS9 vs B5).
I re-read this book at the behest of a fellow Bureau author, who told me that he’d been asked to review it but was swamped. I promised I’d review it m
yself as soon as I possibly could – and promptly blew it. That was several months ago. But I have read the material once more, and am ready to shove my
opinions down your throat in the fine tradition of literary reviews. The short review? Read this book.
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Do they still count as spoilers when the comics are
three decades old? In any event, those who don’t
know why Peter started dating Mary Jane instead of
Gwen or why Peter doesn’t spend a lot of time with
Harry Osborn anymore probably shouldn’t read on.
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OrangeCarrot writes, Has anyone this yet? What did you think?
There’s a load of good stuff this
week. Included on that list are Daredevil
#61, Fantastic Four #514, Ultimate
Fantastic Four #7 (the first issue with Warren
Ellis as writer), Ultimate Spider-Man #61
(continuing the Carnage arc, which is rumoured to
include a certain Ben Reilly), The Ultimate
Spider-Man Script Book, and Wolverine: The
End #4.
TV Shows on
DVD has scored a large amount of Star
Trek DVD news, for the original series (now in
full season sets), Enterprise, and even the
animated series! Finally, I’ll be able to see “The
Soft Weapon!”
This
Cinescape article has all the info. Braga is
taking a step back as showrunner (although both he
and Berman will still be involved) and allowing Manny
Coto, current writer and creator of Odyssey
5, to step up and take over as showrunner.
Here’s one of those science-based textbook reviews that will pop up once in a while.
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Due to recent debates, we’ve decided to put out a
call to our readers to help us define science fiction
and fantasy so that we can agree on which materials
are Bureau 42 content, and which ones aren’t. Full
details and a public apology are below.
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