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NYCC 2015: MTV Announces Full Lineup for New York Comic Con – Releases Key Art for The Shannara Chronicles

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MTV has announced its New York Comic Con lineup for October 9 and 10, featuring the return of “Teen Wolf” and the highly-anticipated convention debut of the new epic Sci-Fi/Fantasy drama, “The Shannara Chronicles.” Each can’t-miss panel will feature cast and producers from the shows and the debut of exclusive New York Comic Con trailers. Additionally, both casts will be signing exclusive New York Comic Con collector’s edition items. The network also released the first key art image for “The Shannara Chronicles” today, which is available here for download.

MTV’S NEW YORK COMIC CON 2015 SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9

Teen Wolf Panel: 5:45-6:45pm (Empire Stage)

Andy Swift of TV Line will moderate a panel discussion and fan Q&A with cast members Tyler Posey, Dylan Sprayberry, Cody Christian and Executive Producer Jeff Davis as they discuss the current season and share a first look at the new season.

The Shannara Chronicles Signing: 5:30-6:30pm (Random House booth, #2204)

Cast members Poppy Drayton, Ivana Baquero, Manu Bennett to sign character portrait cards exclusive to New York Comic Con; author and Executive Producer Terry Brooks to sign copies of an exclusive edition of “The Elfstones of Shannara” book, the basis for the MTV series.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

The Shannara Chronicles Panel: 12:15-1:15pm (Empire Stage)

MTV will introduce New York Comic Con fans to the world of “Shannara” when author and series Executive Producer, Terry Brooks, joins stars Poppy Drayton, Austin Butler, Ivana Baquero, John Rhys Davies and Manu Bennett along with Executive Producers Al Gough, Miles Millar and Jonathan Liebesman. Attendees will see a Comic Con exclusive trailer be able to participate in a Q & A with the panelists. Damian Holbrook, Senior Writer from TV Guide Magazine will moderate.

Teen Wolf Signing 1:30-2:30pm (Room IE05)

Dylan Sprayberry, Cody Christian and Executive Producer Jeff Davis to sign New York Comic Con-exclusive posters.

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NYCC 2013: MTV Announces Teen Wolf Season Four and the New Wolf Watch Companion Series

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MTV announced today to a crowd of screaming Teen Wolf fans at New York Comic Con that the hit series will return for a fourth season in 2014 with 12 new episodes.  Additionally, the network will debut the new talk show Wolf Watch set to air weekly after each Teen Wolf episode. The second half of Teen Wolf season three will begin on Monday, January 6, 2014 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT directly followed by the Wolf Watch series premiere. 

Today’s panel featured on-screen son and father duo “Stiles” and “Stilinski” played by Dylan O’Brien and Linden Ashby, respectively as well as Executive Producer Jeff Davis and was moderated by TV Guide Magazine Senior Writer, Damian Holbrook.

Wolf Watch will be hosted by Jill Wagner, who plays “Kate Argent” in Teen Wolf. The half-hour talk show will give fans even more insight into the hit series, covering topics ranging from the heavy mythology elements featured in the season, to the steamy romances and hilarious bromances that run rampant between the series’ supernatural high-schoolers.  The series will welcome guest appearances by Teen Wolf cast members sharing behind-the-scenes secrets and celebrity super fans will also drop in to get some of the answers viewers crave from week to week. 

These announcements come on the heels of a hugely successful first half of season three in which the show averaged a 2.5 P12-34 rating and 2.8 million total viewers each week, making it the highest-rated and most-watched season to date.  The first half of season three also ranked as the #1 program in its time slot each week.

To gear up for the second half of season three, fans can purchase a DVD of the first half the season on December 10.  All previously aired episodes are currently available for viewing on MTV.com, iTunes and Hulu with seasons one and two offered to Netflix subscribers.

NYCC 2013: MTV’S Teen Wolf Returns

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MTV bringing back Teen Wolf for its second appearance at New York Comic-Con on Saturday, October 12, with a panel featuring Executive Producer Jeff Davis and on-screen son and father duo Stiles and Stilinski played by Dylan O’Brien and Linden Ashby, respectively.  The hour-long panel session moderated by TV Guide Magazine Senior Writer, Damian Holbrook, will give exclusive details on what twists and turns fans can look forward to when the winter season premieres on Monday, January 6 at 10:00p.m. ET/PT with 12 all-new episodes. Fans attending the panel will also get a sneak peek at never-before-seen content that will be featured in the second half of Teen Wolf season three.

The panel will take place October 12 in from 1:30 to 2:30pm.

NYCC 2012 – Teen Wolf

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MTV is bringing Teen Wolf to New York Comic-Con for the first time, with a panel featuring series star Tyler Posey and Executive Producer Jeff Davis on Saturday, October 13.

 During the hour-long Q&A Teen Wolf panel session moderated by TV Guide Magazine Senior Writer, Damian Holbrook, Tyler Posey and Jeff Davis will take a look back at the evolution of the past two seasons and give exclusive details on what fans can look forward to next season.  Additionally, fans lucky enough to score a seat at the panel will get a sneak peek at exclusive content that will be featured on the Teen Wolf season two DVD.  The third installment of Teen Wolf will premiere in 2013 and feature a super-sized 24 episode season. 
 
“Teen Wolf” Panel with Tyler Posey and Jeff Davis
12:15-1:15 p.m. ET
Room I E07

“Teen Wolf” Comic Book Signing with Tyler Posey and Jeff Davis
4:00-5:00 p.m. ET
Image Comics, Booth #1229

Preview – Teen Wolf: Bite Me #3

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Teen Wolf: Bite Me #3

story DAVID TISCHMAN art STEPHEN MOONEY cover JOE CORRONEY

Price: $3.99

PARTY!
Scott goes on the offensive, attacking Allison’s father and the Hunters in a last-ditch attempt to get the serum that will enable him to return to human form.  And he better do it quick.  Lydia’s party is in two hours and Allison’s laid down an ultimatum–if he doesn’t show up, their relationship is over.  Jackson gets off on watching Scott’s life crumble, but nothing motivates a teen-aged Werewolf like a hot girl threatening to break up with him.  Can a last-minute assist from Derek and Stiles help save the day?  Scott deals with the idea that he may never be human again, as the first comic book story based on MTV’s new hit series concludes!

Top Cow Review: Teen Wolf #1, Teen Wolf #2, Pilot Season: The Test #1

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Teen Wolf #1

Teen Wolf #1The three issue Teen Wolf comic book series from Top Cow and MTV Comics is based on the new MTV series, not the campy movies.  There’s a lot I like in the first issue, but also a bunch I shrugged.  The story is ok in that tween sort of way and seems to take a lot of influence from Buffy the Vampire Slayer as to the themes and characters.  The similarity being, you have a teen in high school who has to deal with this power and ability.  But, unlike Buffy, the main character Scott is hunted and not the hunter.  The entertaining twist is that the hunter is Scott’s girlfriend’s father, a nice spin that you know will set up conflict in that Scott doesn’t want to hurt him to protect himself, but he might have to.

Where the first issue drops for me is the art.  It’s not up to snuff for other Top Cow comics.  The character consistency just isn’t there and there’s some outright nasty panels.

The ending though was enough to make me want to read the second issue, where I might have dismissed it were different.  I’m not a Buffy fan, and this being in a similar vein it’s not surprising I can’t quite recommend the series, but if you enjoy the television show or Buffy, it might be for you.

Writer: David Tischman Artist: Stephen Mooney Publisher: Top Cow and MTV Comics

Story: 7 Art: 6.75 Overall: 7 Recommendation: Read

Teen Wolf #2

Teen Wolf #2The second issue of the three issue limited series is much like the first.  The story is ok, and the art is shaky.  It picks up where the first left off with Scott needing to figure out why he’s still in werewolf form.  For some reason he’s stuck and needs to find help.  Issues compound because it’s not like he can go to school like it and he has a lacrosse game to play in and a girlfriend he has to juggle.

The series I think would have done well to focus more on the drama and relationship angle, and Scott’s struggle with having this creature inside of him.  Instead it bounces around between that and wanting to be Buffy.  It doesn’t quite pull it off

Again, the art isn’t what I’d expect from a Top Cow comic.  Like the first, it suffers inconsistent design of the characters.

My thoughts on the second issue are pretty much the same as the first.

Writer: David Tischman Artist: Stephen Mooney Publisher: Top Cow and MTV Comics

Story: 7 Art: 6.75 Overall: 7 Recommendation: Read

Pilot Season: The Test #1

The Test #1I’m pretty much ready to declare it Joshua Hale Fialkov month.  In this comic, which he co-created with Matt Hawkins, Fialkov teams up with his Echoes artist Rahsan Ekedal.  The issue is the first of Top Cow’s latest Pilot Season which allows comic book readers to pick up a bunch of number one issues, and then vote as to which they want to see become a limited series.  It’s Kickstarter meets American Idol.  The first issue is all creepy and mystery, which I’d expect from Fialkov and Ekedal.  Both are masters at it.

A group of individuals wake up in a biodome with little memory as to who they are or how they got there.  All that’s given to them is what’s told through a giant video screen at the top of the dome.  How much of this is real?  Is this a game?  Is this a giant experiment?  We have no idea but the first issue sets it all up and keeps us wondering.

There’s a lot of nice touches here with the main characters not being able to talk for a while and all we get is the pre-programmed computer feeding them information.  The set up is solid, art is good and enough mystery to make me want to find out more.  Hopefully, we get a chance to see where it all goes from here.

Writer: Joshua Hale Fialkov Artist: Rahsan Ekedal Publisher: Top Cow

Story: 8.25 Art: 8 Overall: 8.25 Recommendation: Buy

Top Cow and Image Comics provided Graphic Policy with FREE copies for review