Ant Man the Movie

There have been rumors on the web about an Ant Man movie coming out in 2010. Alledgedly, the movie is currently being written by Edgar Wright – which may be the same Edgard Wright that directed one of my favorite zombie movies, Shaun of the Dead.

 

Meanwhile, Marvel execs have reportedly hinted on a Christmas 2010 release for Ant Man with a blog saying that “the lesser-know character who can turn into an ant and also control insects with his mind plays more tongue-in-cheek than some of the company’s other properties.” (Editor’s note: he CANNOT turn into an ant!)

Alright, so the darn Ant Man Movie has an IMDB entry. So what? There aren’t details there – yet! Not to worry bitches, Geekzkrieg will be monitoring stuff for you and we’ll post updates as soon as we get word.

In the meantime, let’s see what Ant Man’s powers really are via his profile (character sheet)

Real Name
Scott Edward Harris Lang

Aliases
Myrmidon

Identity
Known to some government officials

Occupation
Former electronic technician, thief

Citizenship
U.S.A. with a criminal record

Place of Birth
Coral Gables, Florida

Known Relatives
Peggy Rae Lang (ex-wife, divorced), Cassandra Lang, (Stature, daughter)

Group Affiliation
Formerly Avengers, Fantastic Four, Heroes for Hire

Height
6′0″ (can shrink to a half inch as Ant-Man)

Weight
190 lbs.

Eyes
Blue

Hair
Reddish blonde

Powers
Has the ability to shrink to roughly the size of an ant, also can communicate telepathically with insects, and (as Ant-Man) can punch with as much force as a normal sized person

Abilities
Expertise in electronics

Weapons
Possesses a helmet which is used to communicate to, and control, insects and amplify his voice so that a normal sized person can hear him; also has wrist gauntlets, which enable him to shoot bioelectric blasts

First Appearance
(as Scott Lang) Avengers #181, (as Ant-Man) Marvel Premiere #47 (1979)

Origin
Marvel Premiere #47-48 (1979)

Significant Issues
Aided Avengers against Taskmaster (Avengers #195-196, 1980); teamed with Hawkeye against Taskmaster (Avengers #223, 1982); joined the Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four #385, 1994); joined Heroes For Hire (Heroes For Hire #6, 1997); began dating Jessica Jones (Alias #15, 2002); joined Avengers (Avengers #62, 2003); slain by Jack of Hearts (Avengers #500, 2004)

Source: Marvel.com’s Marvel Universe