It looks like Tobey Maguire’s “Robotech” live-action movie is still moving forward, this time there’s news that the project has nabbed its writers — Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, the creators of the WB’s Smallville TV show, which followed the adventures of a pre-Superman Clark Kent. The duo recently just bailed from the aging TV show (seriously, how long is Clark Kent going to keep pretending to be a teenager? Isn’t the actor playing him like 30 or something by now?), and recently contributed to the most recent “Mummy” film, as well as Maguire’s “Spider-Man 2″. So yeah, they know how to write superheroes is what I’m trying to say.

Yeah, I’ll admit, the idea of a Robotech live-action movie gets me into all kinds of good mood. The kind where I run around and punch babies, and when their mom complains, giving them a nice pinch on the bottom. Yup, that kind of good mood. To add further to my good mood, here’s a rumor that Lawrence Kasdan, renown writer of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and “The Empire Strikes Back”, among many, many others (he also wrote and directed “Silverado”, one of the best cinematic Westerns out there), has been drafted to pen Tobey Maguire’s “Robotech”.

I love me a good old-fashion post-apocalyptic movie. Just ask anyone who knows me. Heck, I’m even one of the few people that liked Kevin Costner’s “Waterworld” and “The Postman”. Yes, I liked both movies. So what of it? The latest post-apocalyptic movie headed to the big screen is “Afterburn”, based on a comic book (pictured, below) by Paul Ens and Scott Chitwood from new comics company Red 5 Comics. And none other than Tobey Maguire (pictured, left), Spider-Man himself, is planning on ushering the comics into a movie, and will be producing with partner Neal Moritz.