A film we've been following very closely is Peter Briggs' Mortis Rex, a film set in 122 AD that follows a disgraced Roman war hero who comes face to face with a supernatural beast causing horrendous deaths. Briggs, who wrote Hellboy, is going to be on hand at the San Diego Comic Con and bringing something very, very special with him. Want to learn how to get your hands on a signed Mortis Rex teaser poster? Read on to find out!
Below is a tease of the banner header for the exclusive San Diego Comicon poster for "Hellboy" screenwriter Peter Briggs' upcoming directorial debut, "Mortis Rex", which is about to start casting post-Comicon. Briggs will be attending San Diego, and signing and giving away a VERY limited run art print of the above, from a booth in the Exhibitors' Hall. I've seen the finished thing, and it'll be well worth seeking out...this is likely to be a collector's item in years to come. Keep your eyes peeled on B-D for more information about which booth, and when this will be going down, in the days ahead...
All the Stuart Jennett art for this movie so far looks incredible...I see Jennett is at least part responsible for the art here although this hint looks different to his usual style. Color me intrigued...I wanna know how to get ahold of one!!!!
a soldier from hundreds of years ago fighting a monster? isnt that the same plot of that movie Jabberwocky?(i think) either way im seeing this shit for sure
I love Jabberwocky too. But wasn't that Michael Palin as a lowly peasant who lucks into a battle with the mighty beast?
Hybrid, you're right though. I can't wait to see this thing. Every picture that hits the net, it looks cooler and cooler. What's keeping them from making it?
Outlander looked doomed from the outset. All that photoshopped artwork, like Terminator Salvation. Never a good sign. This looks like there's actual thought behind it. When do we see the rest of the art?
Outlander looked doomed from the outset. All that photoshopped artwork, like Terminator Salvation. Never a good sign. This looks like there's actual thought behind it. When do we see the rest of the art?
Man it would be sweet to be there and maybe attempt to get that poster but I guess most of us can't cause we live so far away. The story sounds pretty awesome I'll be there to see it when it comes out.
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