Published on Webtoon, the popular Eisner-nominated webcomic is a modernized retelling of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone - as well as a few others mixed in - and is entirely written and drawn by creator Rachel Smythe. The underworld will be opening its doors once more, with Lore Olympus back for its second 'season' following a recent hiatus. Ubisoft Film & Television's Jason Altman and Margaret Boykin will produce the film.

The game, which was considered somewhat of a commercial failure initially, despite being released to critical acclaim, has since gone on to develop a cult following, with Ubisoft even surprising fans with news of an as-yet-unreleased prequel a few years ago. No screenwriter is currently attached to the project.īeyond Good & Evil is set in the 25th century and tells the story of Jade, a photojournalist who teams up with the underground resistance (as well as an anthropomorphized fighting pig) to fight back against the alien attackers who invade the remote mining planet she lives on. Rob Letterman ( Detective Pikachu, Goosebumps) is set to direct. The streamer will be adapting the popular Ubisoft video game into a movie using a blend of animation and live action. Looks like Netflix will be going Beyond Good & Evil for its next big movie project. 6, but it's available for preorder starting Aug. The Cowboy Bebop (Original Series Soundtrack) vinyl comes out on Nov. The album's cover will feature new and exclusive artwork designed by Toshihiro Kawamoto, a character designer and animation director on the acclaimed series, with the LPs themselves, pressed in a variety of colors - including red and purple as featured in the tweet below - with different ones exclusive to Mondo, Light in the Attic, Right Stuf, and Newbury Comics.Ĭreated by Shinichirō Watanabe, the 26-episode series is set in 2071 and follows the adventures of Spike Spiegel (soon to be played by John Cho) and his crew of fellow bounty hunters as they travel throughout space. The soundtrack is comprised of 22 songs - including the iconic theme tune, “Tank!” - all of which are performed by the Seatbelts, a Japanese band formed by the composer Yoko Kanno (also the band's frontwoman) specifically to produce music for the series. Every one of Cowboy Bebop's 26 episodes, ranked

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