Another TV show based on the work of George R.R. Martin could be on the way. The author has announced that Cinemax has ordered a pilot script for a potential series based on Martin’s werewolf noir novel The Skin Trade.

Cinemax is a sister company to HBO, who produces the megahit adaptation of Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” books Game of Thrones, so more shows based on his work within the same family makes a lot of sense.

Martin shared the news himself on his personal blog, and you can see what he had to say about the project below.

Cast members from HBO’s highly popular television series Game Of Thrones made an appearance on Thursday at New York Comic-Con, and answered fan questions during an audience Q&A At the panel were Natalie Dormer, who plays Margaery Tyrell, Queen to King Tommen Baratheon of King’s Landing; Finn Jones, who plays Ser Loras Tyrell, The Knight of Flowers, and Margaery’s brother; Keisha Castle-Hughes, who plays Obara Sand, bastard daughter of Oberyn Martell and one of the Sand Snakes who wants revenge of the Lannisters.

Check out the details here below of the moderated panel along with the audience Q&A, along with our photos of the stars.

Game Of Thrones is lobbing out the casting news recently. On the heels of the announcement that Ian McShane has joined the cast for season 6 (in an unnamed role), comes the announcement that legendary actor, Max Von Sydow will play the Three-Eyed Raven next season, replacing Struan Rodger, who made a brief appearance in the season 4 finale, as the seer who cannot help Bran walk again, but “he will fly.”

Deadwood actor, Ian McShane is coming home to HBO! He has been officially cast in Season 6 of Game Of Thrones. Who he will be, is as yet unknown. But it seems a good fit. He already looks like he lives in one of the Seven Kingdoms, although I do feel he would be more at home in the North. Who knows? Maybe he is in the Bran and Hodor storyline, when they return in season 6. We really don’t know much about season 6 yet, but we will give it as we get it. Tune in right here.

More on that and an 8th season below.

The odds were stacked against Ant-Man last weekend, but Marvel Studios’ latest film beat the naysayers earning an 80% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but grossed an underwhelming $58 million at the box office – despite being number one – just shy of the $60-$65 million expectations industry experts predicted. Still, James Gunn praised Marvel’s latest, saying it was the best Marvel Studios film since Iron Man, even our very own Adam Frazier liked the film.

Now Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin has taken the time to praise film, and to point out a serious issue that Marvel has that I am sure everyone will agree with. While Martin said Ant-Man was “wholly satisfying,” he says that these films have a serious villain issue. More on the story below.