Superman’s return happened in DC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight Special #1. Written by Jeremy Adams and illustrated by Travis Mercer, the story focuses on Jon Kent, the younger Superman, who was unexpectedly put in charge of watching the Justice League Watchtower while the younger heroes considered too inexperienced for the DC K.O. crisis were left behind.
The experienced TV writer recently revealed at a Hollywood Reporter event that the team behind the show Wonder Man considered canceling it entirely for tax purposes. Surprisingly, this discussion happened even after they had already filmed about half of the season.
The Skyliner gondola system usually links four Disney resorts – Pop Century, Art of Animation, Caribbean Beach, and Riviera – to the back entrances of EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. When it’s undergoing maintenance, the entire system is closed to guests.
According to a new report from industry insider James Mack on X, Benedict Wong will reprise his role as Wong in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday movie. The report suggests Wong will be tasked with preventing a collision between universes, showcasing the full extent of his magical abilities as the MCU’s Sorcerer Supreme.
It took me a little while, but I finally understood what this series is all about. It’s not a typical comic book tie-in meant to fill the gaps between episodes of the original Adventure Time. Instead, it feels more like a reimagining – similar to Ultimate Adventure Time or a fresh take on familiar stories. While it shares similarities with the original (like Finn losing an arm), it’s its own unique story with new characters and twists. Once you accept that, you’ll find it’s a really enjoyable series that truly captures the heart and feel of the original Adventure Time.
A recent tweet from the DCU Updates fan account showed off two covers for the upcoming Absolute Batman #19. This issue will introduce the character Absolute Scarecrow. Artist Nick Dragotta’s main cover features Scarecrow subtly reflected in Batman’s blades. Despite wearing a sharp suit, Scarecrow’s disturbing features – button eyes, a sewn-shut mouth, and a stitched-on head – are still visible.
The Academy’s repeated overlooking of critically praised horror films like Hereditary and Pearl has led many to believe it unfairly dismisses the genre. While films like The Substance and Get Out occasionally receive recognition, Sinners feels like the clearest evidence against that claim.
Joe Pantoliano, a 74-year-old actor, has joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a role in the second episode of Disney+’s Wonder Man, titled “Self-Tape.” This isn’t his first Marvel project – he previously appeared in Daredevil. This new series marks a unique situation for the veteran actor, as he’s now playing a version of himself.
Andrew Guest, known for his work on shows like Bad Boys, The Matrix, The Sopranos, Memento, and The Last of Us, recently shared with Entertainment Weekly that casting 74-year-old actor Joe Pantoliano was a highlight of working on Wonder Man. Pantoliano appears in the second episode as a former rival of Trevor’s, generously offering him the use of his mansion for a quiet space to film an audition. The show reveals that Pantoliano’s character became famous after Trevor’s character was killed off their medical drama, South Shore Hospital, and that Trevor has always blamed Pantoliano for ruining his character’s storyline. Pantoliano returns for the series finale.