Vincent D’Onofrio has been openly advocating for his character, Wilson Fisk (Kingpin), to have larger, more complex roles in future Marvel stories. He envisions Fisk moving beyond his initial storyline as mayor of New York City in Daredevil: Born Again and potentially causing trouble in the universes of upcoming Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.
Film journalist Jeff Sneider reports in his latest newsletter that actor Chandler will voice the character Nosferata, an immortal vampire, in the second season of Creature Commandos. Nosferata recently debuted in the first season’s finale as a new addition to the team, alongside characters like a rebuilt G.I. Robot, Khalis, and King Shark, who was popular in The Suicide Squad.
Dark Horse Comics will release Marvel’s Most Villainous: Magneto in Fall 2026. This new series will explore Magneto’s complete history through archival collections spanning six decades of Marvel comics. The first volume, arriving in October 2026, will feature classic stories and insightful commentary from comics historians John Lind and Chris Ryall, as well as contributions from renowned creators like Grant Morrison and Chris Claremont.
According to TheWrap, Disney’s recent layoffs have significantly impacted its home entertainment division, eliminating the entire team previously led by Chris Bess. This team, originally established as Buena Vista Home Video in 1987, has been fully dissolved. In addition, Disney has cut 20 positions within its publicity departments, as well as the entire electronic press kit (EPK) team and several roles focused on digital marketing.
A new teaser for the upcoming Street Fighter movie has been released on the game’s official social media. The short video offers glimpses of the full trailer, which will be available tomorrow, April 16th. Fans get a first look at Noah Centineo as Ken Masters, preparing for a fight, and a statue of David Dastmalchian as the villain M. Bison. While the teaser is brief, it clearly highlights the movie’s focus on exciting fight scenes. You can watch it here:
The recent announcements about the cast are positive, especially with so many well-known actors signing on to the crime drama. Their involvement confirms this is a high-quality project attracting top talent. However, some viewers are disappointed that so much information is being released, feeling it spoils the surprise. While the news generates buzz for Dexter: Resurrection Season 2, it also diminishes some of the intrigue. Historically, though, the show hasn’t focused on the killers themselves, but rather on Dexter’s ultimate defeat of them.
In issue #12 of Superman Unlimited, written by Dan Slott and Lucas Meyer, a familiar supporting character makes an appearance. A key part of the story involves a hidden laboratory in Metropolis where scientists are experimenting on animals, injecting them with different forms of Kryptonite to see if they can develop superpowers.
Both Homelander and The Boys were investigating rumors that V-One hadn’t been completely destroyed. This led them to seek out Stan Edgar for information, while Homelander dispatched his followers to search as well. At the same time, Butcher was secretly working on a plan involving Ryan, following their difficult recent meeting.
The new game, Hello, Yoshi!, is designed for young children and is part of the My Mario series. It lets players playfully distort Yoshi’s face and see his funny expressions, similar to the classic intro screen of Super Mario 64. It’s a perfect first game for kids, but it also offers a nostalgic experience for older fans who remember playing Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64 in the 1990s.
I’ve noticed a trend in some anime – characters who are incredibly strong, but rely purely on their physical training and natural abilities. It’s refreshing to see because they don’t depend on things like energy blasts, special techniques, or supernatural powers to win their fights. It’s just raw skill and strength that gets them through.