SLUGFEST Premiere Episode Shared Online After NYCC Panel Featuring Russo Brothers, Kevin Smith, And More

SLUGFEST Premiere Episode Shared Online After NYCC Panel Featuring Russo Brothers, Kevin Smith, And More

Slugfest chronicles the rivalry between Marvel and DC, and following a New York Comic Con panel that included the Russo Brothers, Kevin Smith, and Brandon Routh, the premiere episode has been released!

By Nighthawk01 - Oct 09, 2020 02:10 AM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics

Yesterday evening, New York Comic Con hosted a live, rousing conversation about Slugfest, Quibi's new documentary series on the long-standing rivalry between Marvel and DC.

Kevin Smith moderated a panel that included Slugfest executive producers and Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo, directors Don Argott and Sheena M. Joyce, comic book industry icons Jenette Kahn and Jim Starlin, and Slugfest actor Brandon Routh (DC's Legends of Tomorrow).

The panel concluded with Routh sharing the entire first episode ahead of its November 9th premiere, and that can be seen below along with the entirety of the panel. The series is directed by Don Argott and Sheena M. Joyce, with comic book enthusiast Kevin Smith serving as the show's narrator. 

Executive produced by the Russo Brothers, Slugfest is inspired by the book Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-year Battle between Marvel and DC, by Reed Tucker.  

The documentary series chronicles the rise of two groundbreaking publishing powerhouses, Marvel and DC, highlighting their rivalrous yet symbiotic relationship. Slugfest features the behind-the-scenes endeavors and achievements that defined these industry titans, from the secret crossover inspired by the Halloween parades of a small town in Vermont, to the history behind the first official crossover, a bone-crushing handshake between Superman and Spider-man. Each story is a gold nugget for fans of both DC and Marvel -- helping enthusiasts dive deeper into the history of their favorite publishers.
 

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dracula
dracula - 10/9/2020, 2:21 AM
Right now rewatching Justice League The Animated series and Justice League Unlimited, just watched The Savage Time and Twilight.

Seriously they knock it out of the park with animation, why can they not do a good universe in live action film.

Seriously the dcau had three 2 part apocalypse attacks earth stories, thats a little over 40 minutes for each one and they nailed t every time


(legacy should have been the basis for the Justice League movie)


Thankfully Hack Snyder is done after his abomination cut. Seriously other directors managed to make good movies under the same circumstances, his not enough time excuse is not good enough.

Also we also had this on a tv budget
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