Hey folks, Harry here… Seems that I’ve been hearing all sorts of whispers about what is going on over at LIGHTSTORM ENTERTAINMENT… We’ve heard the stories about MAZINGER, continued development of AVATAR, TRUE LIES 2 and on and on… But still, we’ve seen Cameron visibly moving forward on anything that will be reaching a theater near you and me soon.
Recently the whispers have become rather cryptic, like the one about a project codenamed or named COFFIN… that’s it. No details or writers… only… COFFIN. Mysterious.
However, the loudest whisper I’ve been hearing from a gaggle of genetically engineered super flys… well, they have informed me of a project that Lightstorm has and is contracting William Wisher Jr to commence writing a screenplay which centers in and around the Bomber Operations of the 8th Army Air Force during World War II.

Now, there are all types of stories… hell, hundreds of stories that have been written about the 8th Army Air Force during World War II.
There’s the story of ‘THE WRITING 69th" for example… A selection of 8 journalists trained to fly on bombing missions to record and report on the events as they occurred. Among the writers were Walter Cronkite, Andy Rooney, Paul Manning and Robert Post among others. Writers for Newspapers like the STARS & STRIPES, YANK, CBS Radio and The United Press… Some called them the ‘Flying Typewriters’ or the "Legion of the Doomed," but whatever you called them, 6 went up on the first bombing mission… 5 came back, and that was it. They were hit with flak and explosions… bad weather and the reports that came out of the mission became the stuff of legend. The sort of newsprint you don’t wash off… the sort that smears across your forehead as you wipe the frantic sweat from your brow as you read about the bone-shaking concussions… the terrible cold… lead zipping through the belly of the plane… the joy of seeing England again. This would truly be great material to bring to life on screen… Imagine casting a young Walter Cronkite or Andy Rooney!

Then there was THE WITCHCRAFT, often considered the greatest B-24 bomber to fly missions during World War II…. Over 130 Combat Missions under various crews… Not one fatality or INJURY in all those missions!
