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[Comic-Con ’13] Sneak A Peak At the “‘Godzilla’ Encounter” NOW; Newly Discovered Concept Art!

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The damn of the San Diego Comic-Con is upon us, and fans are in a frenzy to get all the first looks they can get. Skreeonk did some digging on the Godzilla viral website and stumbled across the above concept art from the Gareth Edwards-directed reboot. Says the site, the recently released GEncounters app will be revealing this image piece by piece. More coming soon, I’m sure.

In other news, our friends at Collider, as of this writing, are getting a sneak peak and walking into Warner Bros. and Legendary’s “Godzilla Encounter” at the Comic-Con. You can get your first look at this astounding promotion below, and keep up to the minute with @colliderfrosty or hit up his Instagram.

In theaters May 16, “An epic rebirth to Toho’s iconic Godzilla, this spectacular adventure pits the world’s most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity’s scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.

While there are Godzillas on display here, we don’t think they’re from the new film. Word has it you can see the new design at the end, but are not allowed to photograph it. Evan will be there tomorrow to check it out and maybe write in with a description of the beast if he hasn’t been photographed. Head to Collider for a bunch more pics!

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Ryan Gosling Producing Zombie Comedy ‘I Used to Eat Brains, Now I Eat Kale’

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Based on an unpublished story written by Adam and Daniel Cooper, the zombie-comedy package I Used to Eat Brains, Now I Eat Kale has found a home at Amazon MGM Studios.

Ryan Gosling will produce the film adaptation of the 42-page tale, THR reports.

The website previews, “Story details are being kept hidden, but it is described as being set in a ‘post-post-apocalyptic’ world where former zombies struggle to reintegrate.”

The Hollywood Reporter also notes in today’s report, “[Ryan] Gosling is not attached to star in it at this stage, and there is no director on board yet.” Stay tuned for further updates.

Adam and Daniel Cooper are scripting the feature film adaptation.

Gosling and Jessie Henderson produce via their General Admission banner.

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