Dennis McCarthy, the car coordinator for Tokyo Drift and Fast and Furious, has revealed the 21 cars featured in the upcoming Fast Five movie.

In a new interview, McCarthy provides some of the context for the movie, and explains why the cars this time around are going to be lower profile. Lower profile compared to the previous four movies. Not lower profile compared to what I drive.

From ScreenRant:

It’s due to the location and the circumstances. They are down to their last pennies. They’ve transferred all the way from the U.S. on the run down to Brazil, so they don’t have the money to buy a brand new Skyline. So it was just character, environmental, and based on their means.

For all you car enthusiasts, here is the quick list of the 21 cars:

§  1963 Ford Galaxy

§  1966 Ford GT40

§  1966 Corvette Grand Sport

§  1967 International Scout

§  1970 Charger

§  1970 Ford Maverick

§  1972 Nissan Skyline

§  1972 Pantera Detomaso

§  1996 Toyota Supra

§  2002 Porsche GT3

§  2006 GMC 2500 Yukon

§  2009 Nissan 370Z

§  2010 Dodge Challenger

§  2010 Subaru STi

§  2010 Lexus LFA

§  2010 Modified Vault Chargers

§  2011 Dodge Charger Police Interceptor

§  Gurkha LAPV

§  Ducati Street Racer

§  Train Heist Truck

§  Koenigsegg CCX

Not too shabby, hey?  Looks like car junkies are going to have something to drool over this summer.

Fast Five stars Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Vin Diesel, and Dwayne Johnson, and will be released April 29th.

The world has lost a great man today: DC Comics Milestone creator Dwayne McDuffie passed away at the age of 49.

Kaboom Magazine is very saddened by this news and sends our condolences to McDuffie's family in this tragic time. McDuffie was the writer of the aforementioned Milestone Comics from DC including Static and Icon, as well as writer on the hit shows "Static Shock", "Justice League" and many of the DC Universe Animated features including the just released "All Star Superman", which hit stores today. Creating masterful work for both Marvel and DC, the industry lost a wonderful talent. Here is from Rueters:

McDuffie died on Monday due to complications in surgery, according to a report on the website Comic Book Resources, but the cause of death could not immediately be confirmed.

"Dwayne McDuffie left a lasting legacy on the world of comics that many writers can only aspire to," Dan DiDio, co-publisher of DC Comics media division DC Entertainment, said in a statement on Tuesday.

"He will not only be remembered as the extremely gifted writer whose scripts have been realized as comic books, in television shows and on the silver screen, but as the creator or co-creator of so many of the much-loved Milestone characters, including Static Shock," DiDio said.

McDuffie, a native of Detroit, Michigan, was the co-founder and creator of Milestone Media, and a story editor and co-creator of "Static Shock." He won the 2003 Humanitas Prize for his "Static Shock" script "Jimmy," about gun violence in schools.

McDuffie created or co-created more than a dozen comic series including "Damage Control," "Icon" and "Xombi." He wrote stories for numerous other comics including, "Spider-Man," "Batman: Legends of The Dark Knight" and "The Tick." He also was nominated for two of TV's Emmy Awards for "Static Shock," according to his biography on his website, dwaynemcduffie.com.