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Joseph Kosinski has his arms full these days. He is currently wrapping up the sequel to Walt Disney's 1982 sci-fi classic "Tron" and finishing his novel "Oblivion."

"'Oblivion' is steaming ahead," Kosinski said. "We're hoping to have a preview of the illustrated novel — it's not a comic book — by this year's Comic-Con. It's going to be a wide-format, hardcover novel with about 40 or 50 fully illustrated plates in it. We're hoping to also get the script written for the movie in the near future as well."

The sci-fi epic follows an exiled soldier on a desolate planet, charged with exterminating a primitive alien race. His understanding of the mission changes when he encounters another visitor to the world.

Kosinski doesn't handle the day to day writing of the book but instead he stays in close contact with writer Arvid Nelson and artist Andree Wallin in a director type role.

"I've been working closely with those two on the book, and hopefully we'll get the film in development in the near future as well," he said.

While "Oblivion" does straddle the increasingly blended worlds of comic books and movies, Kosinski said you won't see him getting behind the camera for a traditional capes-and-tights superhero project any time soon.

"I was never really a comic book kid," he explained. "I'm not a traditional superhero fanboy."

Even so, he hinted that the topic has come up in the past, and he's had a chance or two to bring a superhero to the big screen.

"I may have had that meeting," he laughed, when asked if he's ever been approached for one of the well-known superhero properties.

"Tron Legacy" is scheduled for a December 2010 premiere.