Paul Dini doing Battle of the Planets?

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Mon Sep 24, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Paul Dini doing Battle of the Planets?

Gatcha, man!

Paul Dini back to animation already? Too much rough Countdown coverage from the blogs?

Imagi Animation Studios has inked a deal with writer/producer Dini to collaborate on the screen for its upcoming CG animated movie, Gatchaman. Directed by Kevin Munroe and slated for release in early 2009, the movie is based on the original classic Japanese anime series Gatchaman (1970s), which aired in the US as both G-Force and Battle of the Planets. Dini has written for and/or produced TV series including Batman: The Animated Series, Duck Dodgers and Lost and a range of comics such as Detective Comics, The World's Greatest Superheroes and DC Comics weekly series Countdown. Imagi is best known to comics fans for its recent CGI TMNT film.

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