Colin Hickson is a journalist who writes for Comic Book Resources. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the world of comic books, including rumors, concept art, and updates on upcoming projects. Colin is known for his in-depth analysis and coverage of superhero films and television shows.
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Colin Hickson's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Extended Universe. His articles predominantly feature expert commentary, indicating a preference for insights from industry professionals or individuals with deep knowledge of film production.
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By: Colin Hickson
Spider-Man's classic, Homemade and Oscorp suits are front and center in pieces of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man promo art.
By: Colin Hickson
A Superman theatrical standee pops up at Tokyo Comic-Con, seeing the Superman logo in front of a blue background.
By: Colin Hickson
DC Studios co-president and co-CEO James Gunn touches upon why the Bride of Frankenstein doesn't have four arms in Creature Commandos.
'Oh, then he's a saint.' A promo for next week's Creature Commandos episode, 'Chasing Squirrels,' puts Weasel front and center.
'Happy Holidays!' Davi Alves shares a 'Superman Holiday Special.'
By: Colin Hickson
Superman star Nicholas Hoult recently touched upon his "imposing and dangerous" Lex Luthor. This comes after Hoult delved into his decision to play the Greatest Criminal Mind of Our Time
By: Colin Hickson
'Soon it will be her turn...' A fan poster for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow evokes the first poster for James Gunn's Superman.
By: Colin Hickson
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Link copied to clipboard DC Studios co-head James Gunn recently professed that Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow wasn't going to be the second DCU movie.
Superman Link copied to clipboard Superman writer-director and DC Studios co-head James Gunn recently touched upon the runtime for the Man of Steel's newest cinematic outing.
A Superman fan poster looks up at the Metropolis Marvel.
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