Blastr takes a peek at what went wrong with Scott Pilgrim where things seemed to look so good for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World just a month ago. The movie was generating huge buzz on the Internet and at Comic-Con, where banners were draped down the sides of hotels and director Edgar Wright led a throng of fans through the streets of San Diego for the first official—and ecstatic—screening.
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled off was convincing the world he didn’t exist. Writer Judd Winick took these words to heart and to the page with the finale of the first issue of his DC Comics bi-weekly series “Justice League: Generation Lost.” There, recently resurrected super villain Maxwell Lord mind wiped his existence from the entire planet – save for the members of his old team, the Justice League International. Now it’s up to some of the most looked over heroes in the DCU to save the world from a madman that no one’s even heard of.
This could be really good news, and it would make a lot of sense with the 50th anniversary of Who coming up in 2013. From all reports Matt Smith has no intent on leaving the show anytime soon, but like everything in show biz, take it with a grain of salt. Thoughts?
