
The president of Wizards of the Coast will be stepping down from the role after only two years in the job.
Marvel heroes have been mainstays in video games since 1982, when Spider-Man first swung onto the Atari 2600 in a titular outing. But not every attempt to bring the dynamic heroes to digital life has met with success (if you don’t remember The Uncanny X-Men on the NES, your life is better for it).
The grim darkness of the far future is ripe with horrors, so who is better than a legendary horror director to be attached to the upcoming Warhammer 40,000 Prime Video live-action adaptation? In the latest Games Workshop financial report, CEO Kevin Rountree revealed that Amazon has assigned United Artists and Mike Flanagan to the project: "Having completed initial outlines, Mike should soon be moving on to script," the report reads.