Movie Rocker Report

The first shots from upcoming film, Kick-Ass, based off Mark Millar's violent Marvel/Icon comic book are finally released to the public.

Comic book icon puts production deal together with Showtime.

Artist, Kris Carter, stopped by to show off his creation process of the comic book, LEPRECHAUN.Check out The making of LEPRECHAUN.

Actor, writer, director and comic book buff Kevin Smith, whose breakthrough film was 1994's Clerks, is at his best when he's just talking. He even figured that out, so in between actual movies, he films his college Q&A tours to release An Evening With Kevin Smith DVDs, the third of which is now in stores.

There was a time when people laughed at the thought of super heroes making their way to the big screen. It wasn't too long ago when comic book geeks thought an X-Men or Spider-Man movie was impossible. Here's a look at "10 Super Hero Trailers of the '70s and '80s" that will undoubtedly make you appreciate today's big screen super heroes even more.

It's a tricky business adapting comic books to film. The screenwriter has the unenviable task of cramming decades of backstory into two hours, and difficult decisions have to be made.These cuts, however, are not the difficult ones. Here are five story lines from upcoming comic book films that the studio won't be releasing soon.

Well, we completely missed giving you our suggestion of movies to watch during the month of April. Hopefully, you had enough common sense to go see Iron Man and set yourself up for a Marvel-gasm of upcoming comic book adaptations. So here we are giving you the latest Upcoming Must See Movies list for May to June. You may not completely agree wit

IGN Movies has learned from a longtime reliable source that classic science fiction hero Buck Rogers will return to theaters courtesy of producer Avi Lerner's Millenium Films, the outfit behind the recent revivals of Rambo and Conan. Not only that but we were told that none other than comic book icon-turned-filmmaker Frank Miller will direct it!

Marvel Studios announced Monday it will release "Iron Man 2" on April 30, 2010, following the success of the first in the comic-book franchise, which pulled in $104.2 million domestically since opening last Thursday and $201 million worldwide.

A review of the new superhero movie by a life long comic book nerd.