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“Fast X” and “Lupin” director Louis Leterrier will make his animation debut with “The Chimera Brigade,” an action/sci-fi series that pulls from European folklore and pop culture and turns a simple comic-book premise: What if Marie Curie’s discoveries help birth the world’s first superheroes?

Leterrier will co-direct with Antoine Charreyron (“Batwheels”), while Ron Dyens of Sacrebleu Productions acts as lead producer. The project is adapted from an award-winning comic series written by Serge Lehman and Fabrice Colin and illustrated by Gallic artist Gess.

Taking place between the two world wars in a steampunk vision of Paris evocative of Jules Verne and “The Rocketeer,” the series sets a Gallic and Teutonic superhuman squads against one another in a race to prevent – or accelerate – the next global conflict. Like a continental counterpart to Alan Moore’s “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,” the series folds in figures from European literature and mythology,...

Brie Larson's character Tess in Fast X complements the movie's fiery explosions with her icy cool demeanor, as seen in Screen Rant's exclusive clip from the digital release. Tess joins the Fast X mix to help Dominic Toretto and his crew, following in the footsteps of her father, Mr. Nobody. The exclusive clip highlights Larson's unique fighting skills and her contribution to the movie, with her character originally meant to confront only one person before the scene expanded.

Fast X is now on digital, and Screen Rant is pleased to present a clip from the bonus material that offers a closer look at one of the women in the franchise. Brie Larson plays Tess in the tenth installment of the Fast & Furious franchise — not counting spinoffs — and her icy cool demeanor perfectly complements the latest movie's fiery explosions. Fast X remains focused on Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his family of choice,...