Congratulations to Jeff Fischer who was chosen as the winner of the November contest for one copy of "Justice League: Season One" on Blu-Ray Disc. Your prize is on it's way to you.

Our December contest will begin on Wednesday, December 3rd and will feature a prize celebrating the Christmas Season! Check back in on Wednesday for all the details and your chance to win!

MTV recently caught up with Green Lantern co-writer Marc Guggenhiem, who had a little bit of info to offer about a rumored scene in the upcoming Green Lantern movie in which mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent pops up for a look at the new superhero on the block.

According to Guggenhiem:

"There were rumors that Tom Welling would have a cameo in 'Batman Begins' as a young Clark Kent, to meet up with a young Bruce Wayne," Guggenheim noted. "But you have to be careful when you do things like that, because it sounds great in concept, but when you sit down to watch it, it poses the danger of pulling you out of the film."

Recent news from DarkHorizons reporting that George Miller was officially off the "Justice League" movie has now been proven to be false.

A representative from Kennedy Miller Mitchell has categorically denied the scoop and have confirmed that Miller did not appear on the ‘Sunrise Morning Show’ let alone discuss anything to do with "Justice League" or "Mad Max".

Rumors began months ago that Miller was leaving "Justice League" but were never confirmed and have now been officially shot down by his reps.

The 'League' project, more than practically any other project in the past two years, has suffered from incessant online rumors (most notably casting) that were often thrown up and later torn down. It seems that it has happened again here.

The original scooper, a usually reliable source, also seems to have vanished into the electronic ether. As for their current status? The KM rep says both 'League' and 'Max' are "being seriously worked on."

America’s favorite DC Super Heroes Batman, Robin, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and the Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, reunite to protect the world from galactic dangers when Warner Home Video (WHV) and DC Comics release All-New Super Friends Hour Season 1, Volume 2 on January 27, 2009 for $26.99 SRP. These 32 timeless adventures in a Deluxe 2-Disc Collector’s edition showcase the World’s Greatest Super Heroes paving the way for a brighter future.

The All-New Super Friends Hour immediately resonated with fans and became a huge ratings success for ABC. Using combined powers, cunning and wit, the Super Friends fight for truth and justice and save the day with the reminder that good will always triumph over evil. Each thrill-packed hour includes four exciting and suspenseful episodes as the Super Friends battle unthinkable dangers. Interactive segments with magic tricks, health and safety tips and puzzles, are just a few cool extras that this thrilling collection boasts!

DVD special features include:

"The Wonder Twins Phenomenon" – Over 20 minutes of bonus content with segments exploring Zan and Jayna’s impact on pop culture.

"The All-New Super Friends Hour: Season 1, Volume 2" is yet another electrifying installation to one of DC Comics’ most beloved series," said Amit Desai, WHV Vice President of Family, Animation & Sports Marketing. "Warner Home Video is thrilled to provide fans with 32 action-packed episodes of the Super Friends on their quest to save humanity."

32 episodes of the All-New Super Friends Hour series will be featured in the 2-disc set including:

Actress Patricia Marand, who was nominated for a 1966 Tony Award for her portrayal of Lois Lane in the Broadway musical "It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman" has passed away at her Manhattan home from brain cancer. She was 74.

Harold Prince directed the short-lived Charles Strouse musical, which starred Bob Holiday as Superman. As Lois Lane, Ms. Marand sang "It's Superman," "We Don't Matter at All," "What I've Always Wanted" and "I'm Not Finished Yet."

A statuesque redhead, Ms. Marand was born in Brooklyn on Jan. 25, 1934, to Patrick and Justine Marandino. She made her Broadway debut as a replacement performer in South Pacific. She was again directed by Joshua Logan in 1952's Harold Rome musical Wish You Were Here, which was set at Camp Karefree, a summer camp for adults, and featured an actual swimming pool on stage.

Known as much as a singer as an actress, she was active in the summer stock and concert circuit, performing with the Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New Haven and Minneapolis symphony orchestras.

Her television and film appearances were minimal, though she did manage to make an appearance on a 2000 episode of "The Sopranos."

Her survivors include her husband Irving Salem.

Voices from Krypton owner & editor Ed Gross has dug into his archives and posted the following audio interview with "Superman IV: The Quest For Peace" director Sidney J. Furie.

The audio interview was conducted during the final stages of post-production on the film and at the time, Furie seemed extremely optimisitic about the film he was making. What follows are his feelings about the film prior to its release -- and apparently prior to the massive editing it ultimately underwent, which removed a number of elements from the final film.

After her successful co-directorial debut on "SUPERMAN: DOOMSDAY", Lauren Montgomery takes full command of the helm for "WONDER WOMAN", the next entry in the popular series of DC Universe animated original PG-13 films. Warner Premiere, DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation are set to release the all-new film on March 3, 2009.

In a recent interview, Montgomery discusses the upcoming "WONDER WOMAN" movie, her love of drawing, artistic influences on her style, lessons from Bruce Timm, and Cheetara's lonely place among female heroes. Here's an excerpt:

Question: You've gone from directing one-third of SUPERMAN DOOMSDAY to helming the entirety of WONDER WOMAN. What's that progression been like for you?
Montgomery: It's mostly in scale of responsibility. On DOOMSDAY, it was all about my one section of the film. Now, it's everything from background design and color to character design and camera angles, helping select the voices for the cast and approving every storyboard for the entire film. So it was all a lot harder. It's been an incredible learning experience, it's probably the most hands-on I've ever been on anything, and it's really prepared me for more of those responsibilities in the future.

Question: How did Michael Jelenic's script complement your approach to direction?
Montgomery: Michael Jelenic has really strong, entertaining ideas in his scripts. Seeing his first drafts really inspired me because there was a lot of action that showed her true strength. He told a story that captivated me the entire way. Beyond the action, Michael is good at interjecting a lot of humor -- Steve Trevor's sense of humor echoes Michael's in many ways. He also likes to write a lot of director-embellished action scenes, which didn't always make it easier on me. That's the one thing I'd like to punch him for. But otherwise, he did a great job.

Question: You said BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES was your awakening to superheroes and a career in action animation, and now you're directing the next generation of that genre of entertainment. What's it like to live your dreams?
Montgomery: It was surreal at first, but now it's just another day of work. I've kind of adapted to it. But every once in a while when I sit back and think about it, it's like, 'Here I am doing what I've been waiting my whole life to do.' And that's cool. Even on the days where it's hectic and there's intense schedules and the deadlines are looming, and I might be pulling my hair out, I know there's no other job that I would be happier doing.

Warner Premiere, the production arm of Warner Home Video, has engaged The Usual Suspects, X-Men and Superman Returns director Bryan Singer to make the first live-action film for web users.

The development of H+ will supplement Warner Premiere's roster of direct-to-DVD titles with a slate of original programs intended for digital platforms, The Hollywood Reporter states.

Warner Premiere's previous efforts on DVD and digital are mostly based on existing material - Batman, Peanuts and Watchmen - whereas H+ is new material.

H+ centers on the aftermath of an act of cyber terrorism that kills off a segment of the world population who elected to hardwire their brains to the Internet.

Executive producers and writers are John Cabrera and Cosimo De Tommaso, who first pitched the project to Singer's Bad Hat Harry Productions as a TV series but were persuaded to convert it to a digital-friendly format.

Still early in the development process, the distribution strategy, episode total and length has yet to be determined, though H+ should roll out before the end of 2009. No cast or director has been appointed to date.

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"Smallville's" latest episode, "Bride," certainly ended with quite a punch to carry the series over into the new year, and the effects of those events will certainly be felt for a while to come. The principal impact however will be the introduction of a group of heroes from the DC future ... none other than The Legionnaires.

Saturn Girl (Imra Ardeen), Lightning Lad (Garth Ranzz) and Cosmic Boy (Rokk Krinn) will all join the series for the 2009 debut episode and will each arrive with a mission from Superman himself. Apparently the Man of Steel will send the trio back in time from the 31st Century to help resolve the current crisis in Metropolis, and while there, will also help Clark take another step closer to his destiny.

Of course this is not the eighth season's first foray into the larger DC universe as Maxima of Almerac already has been introduced and the Justice League are making their presence known in a somewhat semi-regular presence. Both have helped push Clark Kent towards becoming Superman. And like those characters, the Legionnaires will also don a contemporary variation of their comic book attire.

"Legion" was written by Geoff Johns and will air January 15th.

100 "Super Bricks" removed from the former home of Jerry Siegel (Co-Creator of Superman) in Cleveland, OH are now available from The Siegel & Shuster Society, a non-profit organization in Cleveland, Ohio that held a fundraiser to restore the home to it's original state and list it as a Historic Landmark.

These bricks were removed from the home during the restoration process and are available to the public along with an engraved plaque and a numbered COA as well. When they are gone, they are gone!

All the proceeds from the sales of these bricks will go directly to the Siegel & Shuster Society to help with funding of other Superman related projects around the city and the Glenville Community. (Street signs, murals, monuments, statue, Superman Celebration, etc.) These limited edition, authentic bricks are guaranteed to be actual bricks removed from the Siegel house at 10622 Kimberly Ave.

Check out SuperCollectibles.com for more details and ordering information.

In town to chat about his upcoming turn as former US President Richard Nixon in “Frost/Nixon,” veteran stage and screen actor Frank Langella spared a few moments to chat with MTV News about the possibility of reprising his 2006 role in "Superman Returns" as one of comics' most famous editors-in-chief, Perry White.

"I have a very strong sense that there will be another 'Superman,' and that I will play Perry White in it," said Langella when asked about a potential return as the editorial chief of The Daily Planet.

"I don’t know when that will be and I don't know who the players will be in it," continued Langella. "I don’t even know if Bryan [Singer] will direct it, but I’m sure he’s considering it and [Warner Bros.] is talking back and forth about it.”

The character of Perry White, first introduced in the "Superman" radio serials in 1940 and then later into the comics, has had a longstanding part in developing the Man of Steel’s mythology — as both an outspoken supporter of his heroic deeds and as the employer of Superman's alter ego, Clark Kent. Langella's performance in "Superman Returns" followed in the footsteps of several other notable actors who portrayed the character, including Jackie Cooper ("Superman: The Movie") and Lane Smith ("Lois and Clark"), who coincidentally enough, also went on to play Richard Nixon in “"The Final Days."

"I agreed to do three [films]," said Langella. "Of course, Warners could decide they want Meryl Streep to play Perry White in it… for a different take."

Whether you want him back or not, Bryan Singer's name still keeps popping up as the possible director for the next Superman movie. Credited as the best X-Men movie director, many fans trashed his first effort at the man of steel saying "Superman Returns" was too full of angst and devoid of action.

While many reports talk of Warner Bros wanting to take a different and darker tact with the Superman franchise, and also liking the idea of dumping the last movie in favor of a reboot, other insiders still say Singer is involved. To clarify the matter, intrepid reporters at MTV asked him outright whether he was doing the deed, and here's what they got...

"At the moment I can’t really talk about that," said Singer. "I wish I could. From my perspective I’m going to take a brief pause. ["Valkyrie"] has taken a long time so I’m going to take a pause. A movie like that takes some time to do right. That’s all I can say about that."

So, to sum up, we basically STILL don't know whether he is involved or not.

Many fans agree that there were a lot of things wrong with "Superman Returns" — but the filmmakers did manage to find an actor with an uncanny resemblance to the late Christopher Reeve. Was casting Brandon Routh a good thing? Does that honor Reeve’s memory?

Not necessarily, said Reeve’s son Matthew, during a recent fundraising event to benefit the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.

"As far as we’re concerned, there’s only ever going to be one Superman," Matthew laughed.

So instead of worrying whether they should keep Routh or try to cast yet another actor who looks like Christopher Reeve in the upcoming reboot, Matthew suggested that Warner Bros. focus more on the story this next time around.

"There were lots of plot lines established, and it was very faithful to the original Donner films and sequels. I’d be curious to know how some of those plot lines in the last one will be continued or abandoned. If you look at 'The Dark Knight,' that was a phenomenal movie, and hopefully they can do something as good with the next version of this one."

Matthew’s advice, then, was this: "There are lots of fans of the comics and the films my dad did and the new one, and you can never please everyone. So just be original and creative and exciting, and I’m sure it will be successful."

Making Magic Happen, the 4th Annual Los Angeles Gala for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, will take place at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA on Tuesday, December 2nd at 8PM.

This year's guests of honor are actress Jane Seymour who will receive the 2008 Philanthropy Award and former Indy Racing League Driver Sam Schmidt who will receive the 2008 Visionary Leadership Award.

Other celebrity guests scheduled to attend the charitable event are James Keach, Dave Annable, Lauren "Lo" Bosworth ("The Hills"), Kyle Chandler, Marcia Cross, Tony Dovolani ("Dancing with the Stars"), Jennie Garth, Kyle McLachlan, Brandon Routh, Edyta Sliwinska and Alec Mazo ("Dancing with the Stars"), and Wilmer Valderrama.

For ticket information or to make a donation, please contact the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Benefit Office at 310-264-9200 or visit www.ChristopherReeve.org/makingmagichappen.

Embark on a journey of untold beauty, grace and strength as Princess Diana uses her remarkable gifts and evolves into Wonder Woman, the world’s most renowned female super hero. Warner Premiere, DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation are set to release the all-new animated original movie Wonder Woman on March 3, 2009, distributed by Warner Home Video. Wonder Woman will be available as a Single Disc DVD for $19.98, 2 Disc Special Edition DVD for $29.98 and Blu-ray Disc for $34.99 (both of which will feature collectible packaging as well as 185 minutes of incredible bonus features). Order due date for all versions is January 20, 2009. The animated original movie will also be available OnDemand and Pay-Per-View as well as available for download day and date, March 3, 2009.

Produced by the multiple Emmy® Award winning animation legend Bruce Timm, Wonder Woman is an origin-- story and features a stellar celebrity voice cast including Keri Russell (Waitress, Felicity), Nathan Fillion (Desperate Housewives), Alfred Molina (Spider-Man 2), Virginia Madsen (Sideways), Rosario Dawson (Sin City), Oliver Platt (The West Wing) and David McCallum (NCIS).

Wonder Woman begins on the mystical island of Themyscira, where a proud and fierce warrior race of Amazons resides. They have raised Princess Diana, a daughter of stunning beauty, extraordinary strength and incredible fighting prowess. Diana possesses a host of super human powers granted to her by the gods and goddesses of Olympus and her strength and stamina are unparalleled. When Air Force fighter pilot Steve Trevor crash lands on the island, the rebellious and headstrong Diana defies Amazonian law by accompanying Trevor back to civilization. Meanwhile, Ares (the God of War) has escaped his imprisonment at the hands of the Amazons and has decided to exact his revenge by starting a world war that will destroy them all. It is up to Princess Diana to save her people and the world by using her gifts to become the ultimate Wonder Woman.

Warner Brothers has also released the following promotional trailer for the animated film: