Hugh Jackman is putting his big claws away for a while to slip into a Ghostbuster-like hero instead. The star from "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" is in talks to star in "Ghostopolis," the big-screen adaptation of Doug TenNapel's graphic novel. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Jackman is also attached to produce the project.

The plot focuses on a Supernatural Immigration Task Force agent who spends his days sending ghosts who have escaped into the human world back home to Ghostopolis. But when a human boy is accidentally sent to the ghost world, our guy teams up with a female ghost to get him back. Well, sounds interesting at this point.

Jackman is currently celebrating the $87 million opening weekend of "Wolverine." That'll make people forget the disappointing performance of his previous film "Australia," which I really enjoyed.