Deathlok

Deathlok Deathlok is a fictional cyborg published by Marvel Comics. He first appeared in Astonishing Tales #25 (Aug. 1974), and was created by Rich Buckler and Doug Moench. At least three subsequent Marvel characters have used the "Deathlok" identity since then. The original story is about a suburban family man who is unwittingly made a test subject for technology research that slowly turns him into a living computerized assasin (cyborg) for the government.
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Why dont we have a deathlok movie? Or at least on tv?
Ant-Man, Hulk 2 and Thor films are in the works.
McGuigan is out and Hafstrom might be in…
Marvel released its slate of upcoming adaptations of its comics including plans for old Greenskin.
David Self, who is building a comics to film resume, may write the script.
The director says he hopes Marvel's cyborg assassin is his next project.
Mikael Hafstrom may take the helm of Marvel's movie based on the cyborg assassin from the future.
With some wonderful news for Punisher 2, Deathlok, Namor, Blade TV Series, Fantastic Four 2, Ghost Rider and more...
Here's the latest from the House of Ideas on comics making their way to movie screens and videogames.

The House of Ideas held its fourth quarter earnings call for investors and had lots to say about upcoming films.
Wizard magazine reports that the Deathlok script has been finalized and the movie is moving forward...
Look for Namor to swim across the silver screen in three years.
What movie projects are next from the House of Ideas?
According to a hypester, Kevin Feige has confirmed Paul McGuigan as the cyborg's Director...
The Deathlok film will get a fresh look from David Self.
The House of Ideas released its newest list of movie projects during its second quarter earnings update; including an Ant-Man film!
Can Chris Columbus navigate his way around Namor, the Sub-Mariner movie?
Don’t expect the Deathlok movie until at least 2006. But in the meantime, here’s a review of an early script.

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