Tom King: Last News

Warner Bros. Discovery has revealed its lineup for this year’s San Diego Comic-Con which runs July 21-24.

Emmerdale star was played by Ken Farrington, who also found fame in rival soap Coronation Street as Billy Walker from 1961 until 1984. Tom King’s death storyline was one of the biggest whodunnit-style plots in Emmerdale history, with plenty of suspects in the firing line for Tom’s murder - including his three sons Jimmy, Carl and Matthew.The killer was eventually revealed as Carl, but he was never prosecuted and the trial to send the three of them down for conspiracy to murder fell down with insufficient evidence.To mark the anniversary of Tom’s death, we take a look at where his murder suspects are now - from co-star swipes to a complete transformation.Since leaving Emmerdale, Matthew King star Matt Healy has kept a rather low profile, mainly keeping to pantomime appearances along with a stint in Casualty and Holby City.But he admitted in 2011 that it was his own idea to be killed off the soap in 2008, explaining to Inside Soap: “It was actually my idea [to kill off Matthew].

“Eternals” isn’t the only god-like beings creation that famed artist/creator Jack Kirby brought to the comic book world, as he made also created the similar deities “New Gods” for DC Comics. A feature film had been in the works at Warner Bros.

DC Films, the studio that is behind the DC Comics movies, has announced that two previously planned movies will not be moving forward.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe DC movie-verse is getting a little bit smaller.Long gestating DC Comics adaptations “New Gods” with director Ava DuVernay and screenwriter Tom King, and “The Trench” with director James Wan and producer Peter Safran are not moving forward at Warner Bros., the studio announced on Thursday.“As part of our DC slate, some legacy development titles including ‘New Gods’ and ‘The Trench’ will not be moving forward,” the studio said in a statement.

Newport goalkeeper Tom King sensationally scored from his own goal kick during their 1-1 draw with Cheltenham on Tuesday night.King, 25, launched the ball all the way towards the edge of Cheltenham’s penalty area with the score locked at 0-0 after 12 minutes.And his long-range punt downfield was picked up by the wind, meaning the ball bounced over opposite number Josh Griffiths and into the back of the net.Newport players immediately sprinted back to celebrate the extraordinary goal with their shot-stopper, who still seemed to be processing what had just happened while retreating back to his goal-line.Nevertheless, unfortunately for King his freak strike did not prove the winner, as deep into first-half stoppage time Matty Blair turned in