According to Hollywood Reporter (and also being posted on sites like comingsoon.net and movieweb.com), Justin Chatwin (known for the most recent “War Of The Worlds” theatrical adaptation), and James Marsters (most well known as Spike in the “Buffy” & “Angel” universe) have apparently been picked up, and the story is reporting a 15 August 2008 …
Atari has been on a roll today (in addition to that whole “shipping a new Dragon Ball video game” thing). Two additional press releases have come out, (1) announcing the complete departure from the production business, a refocusing on the distribution business, and a workforce reduction, and (2) announcing the departure of their current CEO, …
“Budokai Tenkaichi 3” (originally released in Japan as “Sparking! METEOR”) for the Sony PlayStation 2 has officially hit store shelves in North America: Atari’s Dragon Ball Z(R): Budokai Tenkaichi 3 for Wii(TM) and Playstation(R)2 System Headed to Store Shelves for Holiday Season — The Ultimate Dragon Ball Z Title Features More In-Depth Story Mode and …
As we reported a while back in July, Viz has announced they are going to be putting out a so-called “omnibus” version of the manga, which in a single volume will collect three individual volumes of the original “graphic novel” run. The first of these is apparently due out 06 May 2008 for a retail …
MidoriVX points us over to SuperHeroHype.com — apparently some filming for the upcoming American live-action adaptation of Dragon Ball is going to be done in Mexico…? This negates what we heard earlier about being filmed in Canada. Then, of course, there is what was posted earlier today on Anime News Network regarding James Kyson Lee …
Episode #0102 of the podcast is available for download! We dive into volume ten of the “Manga Review of Awesomeness” this week. I’ll let that discussion speak for itself, but I will definitely point out that it was one of our favorite volumes and I really enjoyed the discussion on it. In addition to that, …
Word on the street from quite a few people is that the new re-release of both the Bardock and Trunks TV specials, which FUNimation is releasing as a “double feature” combining both TV specials on a single DVD, is going the route of the faux-“remastered” nonsense as the rest of the TV series. We are …
Tanooki Kuribo points us to toywiz.com, which has updated with some pre-orders for new DBZ figures from Bandai: I guess these look kinda cool. We will check them out upon release, which appears to be in February.
Atari’s much delayed financial statement for Q1 2007 has been released, to the tune of a $12 million loss. They are concerned about being able to continue as a company. This is looking pretty fantastic.
The official “Sparking! METEOR” website has updated with another batch of passwords (in addition to the three from before) for some super-duper awesome maximum power crazy versions of Trunks, Piccolo, Gohan, and Boo.