R.I.P Len Wein - co-creator of Wolverine and Swamp Thing

One of the comic book world's true legends has moved to a better place, as "Wolverine" and "Swamp Thing"co-creator Len Wein has passed away at the age of 69 - leaving many fans and fellow co-workers in mourning. His influence certainly cemented in stone, this man helped bring two of the most popular comic characters to life... And they remain icons of Marvel and DC Comics respectively that his legacy is intact.

R.I.P Len Wein, and thank you for giving us two of the best there is.

R.I.P Bernie Wrightson - Co-Creator of Swamp Thing and artist of Batman: The Cult

One of the comic book world's most iconic artists has sadly passed on, as Swamp Thing co-creator and famed penciller Bernie Wrightson has died at the age of 68 following his long battle with brain cancer. Also known for his works in Heavy Metal and the miniseries "Batman: The Cult" which introduced the villain Deacon Blackfire, the artist's passing was reported on his official Facebook page by his wife Liz - leading many fans and loved ones to grieve and remember him for his contributions in the world of comics.

Rest In Peace Bernie, and thank you for drawing such amazing figures in the world of popculture.

ICYMI: WB and DC tap Doug Liman to direct Justice League Dark

Looks like the mystical and magic users of the DC Universe are once again on track to get their very own movie adaptation, as a report by Variety (via Comic Book.com) has Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment announcing that director Doug Liman of "The Bourne Identity" and "Edge of Tomorrow" fame is now tapped to direct the live-action "Justice League Dark" film!

Pitched by Guillermo del Toro and once placed to be directed by him as well, Justice League Dark is an adaptation of the DC Comics group of the same name that has the likes of John Constantine, Zatanna, Deadman, and Swamp Thing among its ranks. del Toro is no longer attached to direct, but he will still serve as producer of the movie alongside Scott Rudin. When the film will be released and who's starring in it has yet to be decided, but Liman's presence means he is no longer directing the Gambit spin-off film for 20th Century Fox's X-Men Movies universe.