Popeye, the iconic sailor man known for chugging spinach, is heading back to the big screen with a new live-action movie in development, according to a new report from Variety.. While details are ...

It was a live-action poster for the rumored project that featured the Men in Black actor as the iconic cartoon character with ...

Popeye the Sailor, one of America’s most iconic comic strips, is celebrating its 90th birthday. Known for his pipe and his ability to gain super-human strength from eating spinach, Popeye first ...

Popeye, who turned 90 years old last month, is still going strong, an iconic cartoon character who has nearly 10 million fans on Facebook. And for his birthday, he’s being reintroduced in comics ...

The world’s most popular sailor man may be “strong to the finish,” but he shows no signs of nearing the finish line any time soon. Popeye, who turned 90 years old this month, is still going ...

The iconic pipe made a memorable impression, thanks to famous fictional stories. From Popeye, to Frosty the Snowman, even Santa Clause in “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” all featured pipes.

The iconic sailor man and spinach chugger, who first appeared in comic strips in the late 1920s, will be the subject of a new live-action feature film from Chernin Entertainment and King Features.

Popeye looks appropriately terrifying in Popeye the Slayer Man's first images.His sailor's uniform is blood-spattered as he ...

The muscle-y sailor man was reportedly based on Frank Fiegel, a man from Segar’s hometown. Fiegal was famous for his corncob pipe and eye patch. He was known as a brawler who made friends with ...

Just like the fictional spinach-loving mariner, Fiegel was a one-eyed, pipe-smoking curmudgeon with a jutting chin. Segar needed a sailor for his long-running daily comic, "Thimble Theatre," for ...

Popeye the Sailor, one of America’s most iconic comic strips, is celebrating its 90th birthday. Known for his pipe and his ability to gain super-human strength from eating spinach, Popeye first ...

The iconic sailor man and spinach chugger, who first appeared in comic strips in the late 1920s, will be the subject of a new live-action feature film from Chernin Entertainment and King Features.