Megan Fox in Two More Comic Book Movies - Jonah Hex & Fathom
Whether or not you think she's a great actress, Megan Fox is hot in more ways than one. Not only is she in the Transformers movies, but she is padding her resume with two more big comics to movie adaptations...
This from FirstShowing.net...
In Jonah Hex, Fox will play Leila, a gun-wielding beauty and love interest of Hex, a disfigured bounty hunter who is tracking down a voodoo practitioner that wants to raise an army of undead to liberate the South. Jimmy Hayward will direct that adaptation starting in April for a August 6th, 2010 release. In Fathom, Fox will play the lead character Aspen, who learns she is a member of a race of aquatic humanoids who possess the ability to control water. That adaptation is being written by Jordan Mechner, the creator of the Prince of Persia video game who just got a start writing screenplays with the Prince of Persia movie.
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