ComingSoon.net/Superhero Hype! have snagged the first look of Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Heavy Duty in next summer’s G.I. Joe! Click the pic for the larger version:

I’m really excited for this flick, but what’s up with all the black? YO EMO JOE!

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Apparently a bunch of sites around the web are also getting an exclusive character shot each. Click on each pic to embiggen!

CHUD has Marlon Wayans as Ripcord:

MTV has Channing Tatum as Duke:

DarkHorizons has Saïd Taghmaoui as Breaker:

Collider has Dennis Quaid as General Hawk:

IESB has Chris Eccleston as an unmasked (BOO!) Destro and Sienna Miller as Baroness:

Finally, Latino Review has Byung-hun Lee as a (YAY!) masked Storm Shadow:

Okay, this hit my email last night, but has already apparently been posted all over the Internet during the same time. This is spoiler-heavy territory so you’re going to have to click the poster to see it:

Thanks Rory’s Messenger!

Click here.   My favorite part?  The use of scrap metal as “brass knuckles”, like in the Hulk: Ultimate Destruction game from a few years ago.

Hey everyone! I participated in the viral marketing for The Dark Knight yesterday, due to some members of the Superherohype! boards contacting me to act as their “Oracle” during their scavenger hunt. Unfortunately for me, as soon as the game was afoot and the online clues relayed, I was ignored and still haven’t heard from the lucky bastards that got to see the new trailer.

Now, fortunately, one of my friends has uploaded a bootleg of said trailer, which Warners had decided the online component of the game should wait until Sunday for, at http://whysoserious.com/HappyTrails.

To see it in HD, wait until Sunday and follow the link above. For a temporary fix, click here while it lasts!

Thanks Rory’s Messenger!

TFClub.com [via] has posted what is being reported as sketches for an “Optimus Prime upgrade” in Transformers 2, featuring a cab that molds to Prime in robot form. Leaked specs or just fanboy art? My money’s on the latter.

What Would Tyler Durden Do? [via] has posted many pics of the various characters in the upcoming G.I. Joe film.

Above is Rachel Nichols as Scarlett [via].

Luckily, most of them do look like the 80’s characters we all know and love (save Ripcord, but that’s just petty complaining again).

Click here to check them all out (Warning, site is SLOW!).

This is all over the web today, so I’m not sure who to cite, but here’s the poster for the upcoming Hulk reimagining, which definitely gives off the vibe of the old Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno television series:

Interesting thing I never noticed before, “Edward Harrison” is credited with co-writing the film, which is apparently Ed Norton’s first and middle name. I knew he co-wrote, but not under a pen name.

James Note: Sheesh. Seems like lately I’ve been playing the frustrating game of “Shake-The-Lawyers” more than actually blogging around here. Last week Warner Bros. demanded we take down photos from their upcoming Batman film, today 20th Century Fox is doing the same with the Drangonball Z photos that used to exist in this space. Bravo T, way to dig up the stuff they don’t want us to have. You keep posting it, I’ll keep taking it down - what a team we make!

I can’t stand anything to do with Dragonball Z. Maybe because I’m a decade or two too old. Maybe I can’t get behind the concept of characters yelling and fighting over balls.

Still, I’m always interested in film adaptations of any comic, period. Yet this, along with other stills revealed at this French site, are laugh-out-loud funny. This looks even worse than the live-action Street Fighter film starring Van Damme a few years back. At least that had Kylie Minogue going for us.

Click here to see them all.

Superhero Hype! has posted some pics that seem to imply that Transformers 2 is about to start filming!  Both Optimus Prime and Decepticon Barricade have been photographed as they are being moved to their rumored shooting location in Sedona.

Check out the pics!:

AICN has revealed YouTube links showing the two alternate endings to Cloverfield. Personally, I’ve seen them this past weekend on an advance DVD, which hits retail on April 22. There isn’t that much of a difference in the endings, just minor edits to set different tones, and I actually agree for once that the one in the film is actually the most effective.

Click here to check them out.