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Next to this guy the walking dead dont seem so bad. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we will explore the comic book origin of Negan. For this origin, we have chosen primarily to follow the storyline which unfolded in 2012s The Walking Dead #100 and 2016 Image-Plus #1-5. Spoiler alert: Some of the information presented in this video may reveal some points which viewers of the TV series may not know  yet.

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Who is Star Lord's Dad? Guardians of the Galaxy's Peter Quill has a very mysterious past, and while we know his mother was a human from Earth, most people know very little about his father. In the comic books, his father is an alien named J'Son who came to Earth by accident, and no Yondu is not Peter Quill's father in the movies. In the films, his father is a different character entirely, that being Ego, the living planet, played by Kurt Russell. So join WatchMojo as we explore the comic book origins of J'Son, aka Peter Quill's father.

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Nature or nurture? Whichever, this assassin turned hero eventually came out on the good side. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we will explore the comic book origin of X-23.

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We live in the age of peak comic book movies. A time almost unimaginable even a few years ago, when there were just two or three comic book movies out each year. Now, thanks to the box office successes of Marvel and DC, weve got a constant stream of comic book blockbusters to appreciate. Theres so much happening it can be hard to keep up with whats coming. So, here are 7 upcoming comic book movies, and all the reasons you cant miss them.On May 5, the interstellar a-holes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are back in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. The original crew returns with a few new surprises -- Yondu and Nebula are now allies -- and they join the team on a cosmic adventure that uncovers the secrets of Peters true parentage.From director Patty Jenkins comes the next installment in the DC Extended Universe, Wonder Woman. Gal Gadot reprises her role as Diana, princess of the Amazons, in her first solo movie. Set during WWI, the story has Dianas life changed forever when Steve Trevor, an American pilot, crashes on her island home. Wonder Woman hits theaters on June 2.Get hype because Spider-Mans MCU solo joint is finally happening. In theaters July 6, Spider-Man: Homecoming follows Peter Parker as he tries to live the normal life of a high school student while moonlighting as a superpowered crime fighter. Which, if you've seen the trailers, you know it doesnt work out all that well. Things go sideways, and Tony Stark shows up to put Peter in check. Then hes caught up in a face-off against Michael Keatons Vulture -- hes awesome. So, this is all about Peter proving himself as a hero.Heres one you might not be super familiar with: Visionary director Luc Besson -- the guy who did The Fifth Element -- has the new space epic Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets out July 21. Valerian, starring Dane Dehaan and Cara Delevingne, is an adaptation of a groundbreaking French science fiction comic.  The effects in this movie are mind-blowing but dont forget about the story that centers on two space agents who travel to a space metropolis to confront a space villain to save the universe. Thor: Ragnarok, dropping November 3, looks to be a game changer for Marvels Thor series, with filmmaker Taika Waititi bringing a fresh visual style, and Chris Hemsworths got a new haircut. But wait theres more: This movie pairs Thor with Hulk, but not in a way you might expect. Thor must defeat the Hulk in a gladiator duel in time to save Asgard from Hela (played by Cate Blanchett) and the coming Ragnarok, which is basically Asgardian doomsday. This ones going to be IN. SANE.Justice League is coming! The DCEUs long-awaited team-up movie is coming November 17. Director Zack Snyder is making the movie, but dont freak out if you didnt like Batman v Superman, which was kind of a downer because Justice League looks like a ton of fun. Batman and Wonder Woman assemble a team that includes Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash to save the planet from certain doom -- not Doomsday, but Steppenwolf. Thats not the Canadian-American rock band, but a DC Comics villain you should google. Matthew Vaughn is making another Kingsman movie, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, once again based on the spy comic books The Secret Service by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons. Colin Firth, Taron Egerton, and Mark Strong are back, but this time were getting even more star power with Halle Berry, Julianne Moore, Channing Tatum, Jeff Bridges and more -- so, it looks like Elton John is in the movie, which if you werent already planning to see it, I feel like that should seal the deal for you. Kingsman: The Golden Circle arrives in time for the holidays on December 13.That will get you through the end of 2017, but hold on to your capes because in 2018 its gonna get even crazier on the comic book movie scene.Deadpool 2, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, maybe New Mutants, definitely Ant-Man and the Wasp, maybe a Venom movie, AND Aquaman. Did I mention Aquaman? And FARTHER OUT: Captain Marve

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DC Comics are getting ready for a huge crossover event that will bring the characters of Watchmen into the world of the DC universe. What does this mean for the future of the DC film universe? Join Drew Dietsch as he picks apart all the possibilities - both good and bad - that this crossover could bring to the DC Extended Universe.

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Deadpool has been a huge hit on the big screen, and now he's looking to take over the small screen as well. Wade Wilson has been animated before, but never on a channel for a mature audience, and not with a creator as well known as Donald Glover. Yes, Deadpool is getting a new animated series on FXX in 2018.What could this new series mean for the character? How will Donald Glover and his brother Steven handle the series compared to Atlanta? And could there be a crossover with Archer?FANDOM's Marvel/Glover experts Henry and Drew discuss all of that in our newest reaction video. Take a look!

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Marvel's Runaways is now a hit Hulu series, but where did they come from? Explore the Runaways comic book origins!

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American Gods has finally made its way to the small screen and fans couldn't be happier. The creative team behind Hannibal have done the book incredible justice, and now they might be considering tackling Neil Gaiman's other masterpiece, The Sandman.Drew Dietsch and Henry Gilbert discuss their love of The Sandman and what they'd like to see from a potential TV series adaptation.

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