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Comics Continuum
Saturday, August 3, 2002
J.J. ABRAMS TALKS SUPERMAN
MOVIE, ALIAS COMICS
J.J. Abrams, who has been attached as writer for a Superman movie, told The
Continuum that the film's future might be cleared up soon.
Warner Bros. recently announced a Batman vs. Superman movie. Superman,
which McG is attached to direct, and Batman: Year One remain in
development.
"It's a very complicated thing right now," Abrams told The Continuum after
the panel for his television series, Alias, at Comic-Con International in
San Diego on Friday. "In the next couple of weeks, I think it will be much
clearer."
During the Alias panel, Abrams said that Arcade Comics and Rob Liefeld will
be producing an Alias comic book starting in December. Abrams will likely
write the book.
He also noted that there will be two 12-inch dolls from the show and a
two-pack of six-inch action figures, as well as a trading card set from
InkWorks.
"Whatever merchandise we do, it's important it's up to the quality we
want," Abrams said.
Of Alias star Jennifer Garner, who is also playing Elektra in Daredevil,
Abrams said: "She is an extremely hard worker."
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