It’s Official: Brian Michael Bendis is Back with Marvel Comics for New Avengers Era

For weeks, there’s been talk about Brian Michael Bendis possibly returning to Marvel. This speculation increased with a recent announcement about Avengers #34, a special 800th issue, which hinted at a big-name creative team. Now, Marvel has confirmed that Bendis will indeed be contributing a story to the issue, alongside artist Mark Bagley – a frequent collaborator from their Ultimate Spider-Man days. And this isn’t just a one-time thing; both Marvel and Bendis have stated that this story is the beginning of a larger plan.

Jujutsu Kaisen Sequel Confirms a Fan Theory While Revealing the Hero’s Tragic Fate

Modern sorcerers aren’t as strong as they used to be, but Yuji, a key figure from an event 68 years prior, remains exceptionally powerful. Chapter 10 briefly shows him with part of his face hidden, but it’s obvious he hasn’t aged. This is likely due to the changes his body underwent after absorbing many cursed objects earlier in the story. The latest chapter then revisits the beginning, echoing the final words Yuji’s grandfather spoke to him.

‘The Pitt’ Is Airing on TNT Completely Unedited

According to Variety, the new series The Pitt will premiere on TNT with three episodes each week, starting December 1, 2025, and continuing through December 29, 2025. TNT will air the episodes without any edits, despite their TV-MA rating for strong medical content. This means viewers will see unedited nudity and realistic medical procedures, though each episode and commercial break will include warnings. TNT explained in a statement that they chose not to edit the series for traditional television to stay true to accurately portraying the challenges of working in an emergency room. They believe the graphic content is essential to showing the emotional impact this work has on medical professionals. John Wells, the show’s executive producer, also commented on the decision.

The Best Superman Character Is Officially Getting a TV Show, And Season 1 Will Focus on a Flash Villain

Okay, so I just read some exciting news! DC Studios and HBO Max are developing a new series called DC Crime, and the concept is really clever. Apparently, it’s going to be presented as if it’s a real true crime documentary… but set within the DC Universe! Even cooler? Skyler Gisondo, who plays Jimmy Olsen, will be the host! The team behind American Vandal – Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault – are running the show, which already promises a unique vibe. And get this – they’ve already announced the villain for the first season! I’m seriously intrigued to see how this all plays out.

There’s One Good Reason Percy Jackson Is More Important For Disney Than Star Wars Or The MCU

It’s not about how much the show cost, its size, or how flashy it is. The real reason this is a big deal is that Disney has finally launched a completely new, successful franchise. Unlike Marvel or Star Wars, Percy Jackson isn’t based on existing material – it’s not a sequel, spin-off, or continuation of anything old. This is Disney’s first attempt to create a brand new universe from scratch, one that can expand naturally and thrive independently. And right now, when Disney is heavily relying on revisiting its past successes, that’s incredibly important.