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“Written by Supernatural’s Kripke, Revolution is a high-octane action drama that follows a group of characters struggling to survive and reunite with loved ones in a world where all forms of energy have mysteriously ceased to exist. Abrams, Kripke and Bryan Burk will executive-produce.”  Click here for more information.

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“Writer Adam Glass is using the multi-chapter run, dubbed ‘The Hunt for Harley Quinn,’ to take her origin story, put a fresh twist on it and dig a little deeper into what made Arkham Asylum psychiatrist Harleen Quinzel fall for her patient, the psychotic ‘Mr. J.,’ and dress up like a harlequin jester to become the Joker’s moll.”  Click here for more information.

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Supernatural writer and producer Adam Glass has donated two awesome prize packages to a charity auction to benefit Westland School.  The first package includes Comic Con passes to San Diego Comic Con 2012, private tour led by Adam and a signed DC Comics Hardcover 52 compilation!  The auction ends December 15 and you can click here for more information.

The second prize package is a Supernatural swag bag that includes Supernatural dvds signed by the writing staff, Supernatural books signed by the authors, and an autographed picture of the stars all put into a Season Six “producers only” Supernatural back pack and other goodies too!  Auction ends December 15 and you can click here for more information.… Read More

Jim Michaels, Supernatural executive-producer, will be attending Rogue Events Asylum Europe 3 and Asylum 8.  Click here for more information.… Read More

“Back in the 1970’s John Bellairs began a series of Gothic horror novels aimed at kids with recently orphaned Lewis Barnavelt as their protagonist. Currently there’s a total of 12 books (after Bellairs’ death in 1991, author Brad Strickland took over writing the series), which are ripe for adaptation into feature films. Enter Mythology Entertainment, which has hired “Supernatural” creator Eric Kripke to write and produce.”

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“J.J. Abrams’ ‘Lost’ and Eric Kripke’s ‘Supernatural’ were once competitors on Thursday night prime time. Now the geek gurus behind the popular series are joining forces for a new show, ‘Revolution.’ Written by Kripke, the ‘Revolution’ pilot is being produced by Abrams’ company, Bad Robot, and likely will begin shooting in early spring with Kripke and Abrams serving as executive producers, along with Bryan Burk.”

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