In the first issue of Deathstroke: The Terminator, written by Tony Fleecs and illustrated by Carmine Di Giandomenico, Slade Wilson is unusually thoughtful. He’s pondering how to reconnect with his daughter, Rose, and while carrying out a new assignment, he mentally drafts a letter to her.
Both James Franco and Dane DeHaan previously played Harry Osborn in Spider-Man films. However, when Tom Holland took on the role, the movies shifted focus, giving Ned Leeds (played by Jacob Batalon) the role of Peter Parker’s best friend. Now, with a new Spider-Man trilogy beginning, there’s speculation that familiar faces like Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy might appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Westerns lost popularity by the late 1960s and never really made a comeback – that is, until shows like Yellowstone and Justified began mixing classic Western themes with modern crime dramas. This combination proved popular and became a hallmark of many successful TV shows in the 2020s.
To promote a new pop-up shop in Japan, official anime artwork of Sung Jinwoo, Cha Haein, and Woo Jinchul has been revealed. This is one of the first new pieces of Solo Leveling anime content released since Season 2 finished last year, which is encouraging news for fans hoping for a Season 3 or the possible movie that’s been talked about.
So, I was listening to the Daredevil: Born Again podcast’s Season 1 retrospective, and Wilson Bethel, who played Bullseye, jokingly said his character is basically the most dangerous assassin in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was a fun little boast, but it definitely got me thinking about just how lethal Bullseye really is!
Lionsgate won a competitive battle against six other studios to secure the rights to turn Virginia Evans’ novel, The Correspondent, into a movie. Jane Fonda is set to star in the film.
Prime Video has ordered a third season of the crime thriller Cross, meaning eight new episodes will be made. The show stars Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross, the popular detective created by James Patterson.
Season 4 of Invincible kicks off with a strong three-episode premiere on Prime Video. The beginning focuses on catching viewers up with all the characters after the events of Season 3 – showing us what’s happening with Mark, Eve, and Ollie, and hinting at the new dangers to come. The second episode dives into a particularly disturbing backstory, revealing parallels between another character and the dark side of Superman’s father, Omni-Man.
Based on a real-life story, actress Maryanne Byrne stars in Tow as Amanda Ogle, a woman in her 50s living in Seattle. Amanda has been trying to rebuild her life and reconnect with her daughter, Avery, while living out of her old Toyota Camry. When she finally gets a job cleaning pets, her car is stolen and taken by authorities, leaving her feeling lost and without a place to live.
The next Spider-Man movie, currently titled Spider-Man 4 or Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is coming to US theaters this summer. Destin Daniel Cretton, who directed Shang-Chi and is working on Wonder Man, will direct. Tom Holland will return as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, continuing his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.