Witchblade Hits the Big Screen with New Movie

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Mon May 12, 2008 — by Wade Gum

Witchblade Hits the Big Screen with New Movie

The witchy woman goes Hollywood.

Why should Marvel and DC be the only comic book companies making serious bank at the box office? Top Cow Productions has officially begun work on a live-action feature adaptation of their popular Witchblade comic book series.

The series already spawned a live-action television show on TNT that lasted for two seasons. Plus, half naked women beating up bad guys with an awesome glove is the type of can't miss concept that Hollywood craves.

The producers hope to start production of the film in September.

(via SHH)

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