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Because of the one-and-done anthology format, stars like Rooker and Remar have to make the most of their comparatively brief time on set. But each said they actually relished answering the Creepshow call from Nicotero, because the Season 3 episodes they’ll be featured in can get away with the kind of metaphorical, boundaries-pushing murder that’s hard to duplicate on the set of blockbuster movies. “‘I’m a huge fan of anthology series,” confessed Remar, who’ll be appearing this season in an episode titled “Skeletons in the Closet” as a museum collector obsessed with nabbing rare horror movie prop artifacts no matter the cost. “We try to hit the ultimate movie nerd episode in terms of the story,” added Nicotero, “being a prop collector myself, and understanding the level that people will go to acquire a prop from a movie.” ....
Photo by Dan Loh From The Walking Dead to Wonder Woman, Greg Steirer s The American Comic Book Industry and Hollywood gets to the bottom of a worldwide phenomenon by Tony Moore Taking a look at the movie industry, or the marquee at your local theatre, this last decade or so, one trend has become undeniable and inescapable: The big screens have been jammed full of movies adapted from comic books. Films series such as those based on characters like the Avengers, X-Men, Wonder Woman and Spider-Man, as a small sampling, have raked in billions of dollars over that stretch, and moviegoers show no signs of growing weary of drinking in the exploits of these costume-wearing superheroes. Jumping over to TV, comic-based series like ....