Tag: Paramount
The Beat Digest 08/07/26: JUDGE DREDD gets compact releases
Also on today's Digest, Image is bringing Automatic Kafka back into print, and Jessica Henwick reveals why she has returned to the MCU yet.
Paramount-Warner Bros. merger on hold until mid-2027
The decision was made after a district judge denied a request to overturn a TRO blocking the merger this week.
Pressure from all sides could jeopardize the Paramount/Warner Bros. deal
Paramount's $111 billion deal to merge with Warner Bros. Discovery is facing challenges from lawsuits at home and abroad. If that wasn't enough, Oracle founder Larry Ellison -- who took out margin loans using a huge portion of his personal fortune to back the deal -- is facing financial pressure from unrelated market factors.
THE BATMAN: PART II delayed until 2028
The sequel to the 2022 film, starring Robert Pattinson, has been delayed from October 1, 2027, to February 18, 2028.
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES heading to the stage
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Live on Stage! will mark 40 years since the premiere of the cartoon with a North American tour in Fall 2027.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 4/10/26: Paramount decides publishing is cool after all
The week in links, including Paramount's new publishing plan, David Zaslav's monstrous pay-out and how to table at a con
STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY to end with season two
The new Star Trek show, which concluded its first season earlier this month, was reportedly canceled over low viewership numbers.
Paramount passes on Max Landis’s G.I. JOE pitch
Paramount will proceed with other pitches for the G.I. Joe reboot, after rejecting the disgraced writer's take on a world ruled by Cobra.
Paramount draws backlash for hiring Max Landis to reboot G.I. JOE
Danny McBride will write another script for the film, which marks Landis's first Hollywood project since multiple abuse allegations in 2019.
What does Paramount buying Warner Bros mean for DC Comics?
In a shocking turn of events, Paramount's bid for Warner Bros. Discovery looks to be the winner...but what does it mean for DC Comics?
Playmates Toys losing TMNT license after 38 years
The company co-produced the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, and has sold action figures for the franchise since 1988.















