X-Men ’97: 10 Comic Storylines Teased by the Season 2 Trailer

The initial trailer for X-Men ’97 Season 2 hinted at several storylines from the comics. Some of these were likely just nods to longtime fans, while others could be important for the show’s overall plot. The reference to Wolverine #1 at the end of the trailer seems like a treat for dedicated viewers, and the appearance of villains like Exodus doesn’t necessarily signal a specific comic arc. However, other hints clearly point to several storylines from the comics that fans might enjoy revisiting before the season begins.

10 JRPGs You Can Complete In One Weekend

These ten fantastic games are all beatable in a weekend – most can be completed in under 20 hours. They’re designed to respect your time, avoiding tedious grinding and unnecessary side quests, while still offering a well-paced and enjoyable story. Despite being relatively short, each game delivers a memorable and satisfying experience that players will remember for a long time.

’80s Cult Classic Angel Heart Getting HBO & A24 Adaptation With Zac Efron

I have to admit, I initially knew Zac Efron as the charming singer from High School Musical. But he really surprised me with his powerful and raw performance in The Iron Claw. It wasn’t just a critical success – it was a big hit for A24, and rightfully so. It’s exciting to see that he and A24 are already working together again, because that film proved he’s capable of so much more than just a song and dance.

Peter Parker Surprisingly Returns In Prime Video’s Spider-Man TV Show Before Brand New Day

The 2021 film Spider-Man: No Way Home was a special treat for fans, bringing together three different live-action Spider-Men – Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland – on screen. Tom Holland will return as Spider-Man in the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which will also feature Jon Bernthal as the Punisher, Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk, and other characters.

Eric Bana’s Forgotten True Crime Anthology Is the Perfect Weekend Binge (Before It Leaves Netflix)

The true crime series Dirty John, which aired in 2018, will be removed from Netflix in just a few days, and it’s currently not available on any other streaming services with a standard subscription. It’s leaving on May 31st, so there’s only a short time left to watch it – especially Eric Bana’s excellent, but often overlooked, performance. Luckily, it’s a great show to watch over the weekend.