Get ready for a history-making battle as the Avengers face Kang one last time this Sunday, January 23, in the premiere of an all-new episode of "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes!" at 10:00 a.m. ET on Disney XD!
Don't miss the titanic conclusion to the three-part Kang saga as our heroes face the time-traveling villain once more, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance!
If you missed it, check out our interview with Brian Reed, who wrote this Sunday's episode, and check out our full gallery of screenshots from the episdoe below including two all-new images!
And just for kicks, Facebook check out the awesome preview for the episode right here!
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Here are four more micro episodes highlighting the new Avengers cartoon. The latest animated series based on Marvel Comics superheroes finally has a start date. "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" will premiere October 20 on Disney XD, with the full two-part episode available on digital platforms iTunes, Xbox Live, Sony Playstation and Disney XD Mobile VOD the next day. Produced by Marvel itself, "Avengers" stars Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, The Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man/Giant Man and Wasp. Nick Fury appears in the season premiere.
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Disney XD has released its rollout plans for The Avengers: Earth's Mightest Heroes!, the new animated series from Marvel Animation.
The series will premire on Disney XD on Wednesday, Oct. 20 at 8:30 p.m. (ET/PT).
Beginning Wednesday, Disney XD, DisneyXD.com/Avengers, Marvel.com, MarvelKids.com and Disney XD Mobile will roll out 20 micro-episodes introducing the team's core members. Each five-and-half-minute episode focuses on the back story, allies and nemeses of the heroes before the Avengers were formed.
At Comic-Con, Marvel Animation's Josh Fine talked about the micro-series. To view his comments, CLICK HERE.
Here's how Disney XD's describes "Breakout," the two-part series premiere:
"Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man and Wasp have defeated some of the most dangerous Super Villains on the planet. But when the Super Villain prison system mysteriously shuts down, chaos is unleashed on the world. Earth's Mightiest Heroes must now band together as the Avengers to protect the planet from the threats that no single Super Hero could face alone. Their first task is to try and stop Graviton, a being whose power dwarfs anything ever seen. He's after Nick Fury, but will destroy the world to get to him. Individually the heroes have no chance, but together they can make a difference."
The complete multiplatform rollout inclues:
Wednesday, September 22: Disney XD will air a sneak peek of the first micro-series episode, "Iron Man is Born!," at 8:30 p.m., ET/PT directly following premiere of the network's newest series, Pair of Kings.
DisneyXD.com/Avengers, Marvel.com, MarvelKids.com and Disney XD Mobile will unveil a new micro-episode every day, for 20 days, leading up to the micro-episodes' premiere on Disney XD. DisneyXD.com/Avengers will also feature a gallery of each of the Avengers and offer inside information about Kang, Loki and the rest of the "most wanted" Marvel super villains.
Tuesday, Oct. 5: Select micro-episodes will be made available as a free preview on iTunes.
Monday, Oct. 11: Disney XD will roll out all 20 micro-episodes during "Avengers Week" from Monday, October 11 to Friday, October 15, with four micro-episodes stacked each night at 8:30 p.m., ET/PT. The complete micro-series becomes available on Disney XD on Demand on AT&T, Verizon, Charter and Cox.
Wednesday, Oct. 20: The series premiere airs with two back-to-back episodes from 8:3009:30 p.m., ET/PT. The series also launches on DisneyXD.com/Avengers, Marvel.com and Marvelkids.com.
Thursday, Oct. 21: Full episodes launch on iTunes, Xbox Live, Sony Playstation and Disney XD Mobile VOD.
Monday, Oct. 25: The series becomes available on Disney XD on Demand on AT&T, Verizon, Charter and Cox.
Gametrailers.com has the exclusive reveal of two new characters for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 check out the teaser below.
Marvel released and exclusive clip of Hulk vs. The Red King in the new Planet Hulk DVD scheduled for release Tuesday Feb 2nd. check it out below.
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After the L.A and New York premiere of Planet Hulk Marvel decide to rub it in the rest of our faces by giving us a tease of what we missed. Dvd drops in stores Feb 2nd check it out.
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Marvel releases a video profile of the Hulk from the soon to be moved to primetime show Super Hero Squad, look below to check it out
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Marvel.com has release a first look at the box art to Planet Hulk their next animated featured schedule for release February 2010.He was a monster, impossible to control, too dangerous to ignore. So Earth's mightiest heroes exiled him into outer space.
But now the IncredibleHulk crash lands on the distant planet Sakaar, ruled by the tyrannical Red King. Sold into slavery, Hulk becomes the planet's mightiest gladiator—but his new masters get more than they bargained for when he forges a bond of brotherhood with his fellow fighters: crafty insectoid Miek, ruthless rock-man Korg, ex-shadow pirest Hiroim and the noble-born rebel Elloe.
Unlike Earth, the desperate people of Sakaar believe a monster is just what they need. But will theHulk be the one to save their world...or destroy it?
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I gotta say Marvel is behind on the animated features, with the Iron Man and Dr. Strange features being pretty much a bust they have lost steam compared to DC cranking out some awesome stuff from Batman: Gotham Knights to Superman/Batman Public Enemies and no sign of loosing momentum, lets hope this will help Marvel pick up speed.
~T-Juan Mobile
It was announced earlier today that The Walt Disney Co. has purchased Marvel Entertainment Inc. for $4 Billion dollars. Initial reactions are of shock and bewilderment leaving many wondering what will now happen to some of the worlds greatest comic book characters (Spider-man, Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, etc.) I thought that this was a similiar move made by DC and Warner Brothers years ago as Warner Brothers has acquired rights to distribute movies based on the beloved DC comic book characters (Batman & Superman). Disney claims this is merely an opportunity for them to push Marvel characters further.
Disney claims that they currently have no intentions of changing or muddling into any of Marvel Ent. affairs and deals as they stand for now. This could change in the future though based off of reviews. This still stands as an intelligent move for Disney as they are currently already endorsing several Marvel cartoon series on their Disney XD channel on television. Since they acquired Pixar back in 2006 after Pixar announced that they would depart from making anymore Disney pictures, Disney saw that the market for CGI movies was booming and that no matter where Pixar went they were going to make money so Disney scooped them up before anyone else could get the chance.
In the end it was a smart deal by Disney to purchase Marvel. With the character and fan base that they have and the growing push into digital media and movies and animation that Marvel is making they are only going to make more money. As if $4 Billion dollars wasn't enough though, right? What are your thoughts America?
Disney claims that they currently have no intentions of changing or muddling into any of Marvel Ent. affairs and deals as they stand for now. This could change in the future though based off of reviews. This still stands as an intelligent move for Disney as they are currently already endorsing several Marvel cartoon series on their Disney XD channel on television. Since they acquired Pixar back in 2006 after Pixar announced that they would depart from making anymore Disney pictures, Disney saw that the market for CGI movies was booming and that no matter where Pixar went they were going to make money so Disney scooped them up before anyone else could get the chance.
In the end it was a smart deal by Disney to purchase Marvel. With the character and fan base that they have and the growing push into digital media and movies and animation that Marvel is making they are only going to make more money. As if $4 Billion dollars wasn't enough though, right? What are your thoughts America?
~Master Juishin
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