After Sunday’s Smallville panel at Comic Con, the press was invited to sit down with the stars of the new season and discuss what they saw in the footage, and talk about what’s to come. Joe was on hand at the junket so check out the video below for some new spoilers. Also, be sure to check out www.kryptonsite.com for some alternate interviews from Craig on the same day which contain new information as well!
*UPDATE* 7/28 The entire Smallville panel is shown below. This was filmed by our good friend Jeremy (@snowsoldier). If you haven’t seen the panel in it’s entirety (minus the trailers) this is it! Enjoy
We could sit here and explain what happened. Where people went. What people said. Where lines got crossed. We could tell you all about the blackmail, extortion, drugs, and money that was offered to us*. Tales of deceit, bravery, loss, and victory. We could write all our hopes and dreams, our thanks and ‘piss-off’s’ here for you to read. Or you could click play, listen, and learn. Four years. 150 episodes. Thanks guys. *Note: there was nothing offered to us.
It all comes down to this! Tomorrow – Sunday, July 25th at 10am PST, the Smallville cast and crew will take the stage at San Diego Comic Con to bring us our first look at season ten, answer fan questions, and share some big surprises for the final season.
We’ve got three ways you can join in on this momentous occasion, as SHoE crew members Joe, Kim, and Brian will be in attendance and in the press junket this year.
Check out after the jump how to have up to the minute information from the Smallville panel!
Following up from our last article, a bit of news that was probably best suited to come straight out of Comic Con this Sunday, has now hit the news.
James Marsters, aka Milton Fine, aka Braniac, will be reprising his role for the 200th episode of the final season entitled, ‘Homecoming’. The title of this episode could mean a lot for several characters from the series that have left us, and I doubt Braniac is the only big suprise awaiting when 10×04 hits. Brainiac (as far as James Marsters goes) was last seen in the seventh season finale, but the character lived on through the Fortress of Solitude and Chloe Sullivan in season eight, until he was removed by Clark and the Legion.
Marster’s fan Facebook page broke the news this morning. My gut tells me this was one of the big casting announcements we would have been hearing in Sunday morning’s panel. Is this good news or were you expecting something else for the 200th episode of the series? Sound off!
Yeah you’re reading that right, 151. On the eve of Comic-Con, Steve and Joe tackle all the latest Smallville news, including hopes for who will be returning season ten and more! Plus news on the rumored Christopher Nolan Superman movie and the upcoming season nine Smallville DVD. But mainly, this week is devoted to Comic-Con. What to expect, where to look for SHoE crew, details on our SHoE meetup, and of course, the Smallville panel this Sunday featuring your first look at season ten. Stay tuned for 150!
With the final season of the series looming, it’s natural to want to revist people and places of the past. There are reunions and scenes we’ve wanted to see for nearly five years that will hopefully culminate within the final twenty-two episodes that span from September 2010 to May 2011.
Some of these familiar faces, we already know about, and some we are just speculating on, but check out our thoughts after the jump to find out who is coming back, and who we want to see return for season ten!
It was reported earlier today by EW.com ’s Michael Ausiello that we now have a few confirmations for the Smallville Panel that is taking place at San Diego Comic-con on Sunday July 25th at 10am in Ballroom 20.
Tom Welling WILL be there, this is only his second appearance and presumably his last in connection with Smallville. (that makes me sad to type)
He will be Joined by Erica Durance, Cassidy Freeman, and Justin Hartley
Showrunners Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson will be there on the panel as well
Writer of episodes Legion, Society, and Legends and current big cheese at DC Entertainment, Geoff Johns will be moderating the panel
There WILL be a preview trailer for season 10 shown
This is my first year going to SDCC and I couldn’t be more excited and I am really looking forward to meeting my fellow SHoEligans at the convention. Remember the code word is MOLE
Leave a comment below about this news and make sure to mention if you are going to be attending the Con.
DC has done a fantastic job with their direct-to-DVD movies in recent years and the next two releases look to continue that successful run. There have been some misses along the way, Green Lantern: First Flight and Wonder Woman did not achieve the level of success that I’m sure DC was hoping for. However New Frontier, Crisis on Two Earths, and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies were very successful in the eyes of DC. The next two animated films have me very excited mainly because the stories that they are based on are some of my favorites.
Well, it’s been over a month since the finale aired, and if there are any images that still echo in our minds, it would have to be from the first few minutes, where Clark has a prophetic dream of 2013. I absolutely loved the easter egg they threw in, showing a tiny Superman stopping a plane from crashing into the Daily Planet. Scenes like that were made for the pause function on my DVR. We also find that Lex is alive and running for president and the Dalai Lama is fond of Lois. I would have to say that my only complaint of this scene is that Lois looked a lot like Sarah Palin and did a lot of screaming at offscreen characters like Perry and Jimmy. I mean, I’m glad to know they are working at the Planet in 2013, but is it any more obvious that the actors aren’t really there? The producers should have planned ahead and shot a quick Perry scene while McKean was on the set for Hostage, and why not cast a young guy to play Superman’s pal? It’s not like he would be needed for Season 10. Just saying…
Following up from our last article, a bit of news that was probably best suited to come straight out of Comic Con this Sunday, has now hit the news.
DC has done a fantastic job with their direct-to-DVD movies in recent years and the next two releases look to continue that successful run. There have been some misses along the way, Green Lantern: First Flight and Wonder Woman did not achieve the level of success that I’m sure DC was hoping for. However New Frontier, Crisis on Two Earths, and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies were very successful in the eyes of DC. The next two animated films have me very excited mainly because the stories that they are based on are some of my favorites.
Well, it’s been over a month since the finale aired, and if there are any images that still echo in our minds, it would have to be from the first few minutes, where Clark has a prophetic dream of 2013. I absolutely loved the easter egg they threw in, showing a tiny Superman stopping a plane from crashing into the Daily Planet. Scenes like that were made for the pause function on my DVR. We also find that Lex is alive and running for president and the Dalai Lama is fond of Lois. I would have to say that my only complaint of this scene is that Lois looked a lot like Sarah Palin and did a lot of screaming at offscreen characters like Perry and Jimmy. I mean, I’m glad to know they are working at the Planet in 2013, but is it any more obvious that the actors aren’t really there? The producers should have planned ahead and shot a quick Perry scene while McKean was on the set for Hostage, and why not cast a young guy to play Superman’s pal? It’s not like he would be needed for Season 10. Just saying…
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