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While Star City seems to attract all the strange villains, Central City’s Team Flash is constantly uncovering the identities of their enemies – it’s like they’re always solving a mystery. Villains like Reverse-Flash, Zoom, and Savitar all followed a similar pattern, so it was a welcome change when a villain openly revealed themselves. However, that approach backfired in one instance on The Flash, unnecessarily complicating a character who should have been straightforward.

According to a recent report from What’s On Netflix, three shows – Twilight of the Gods, Exploding Kittens, and Good Times – have been cancelled after just one season. While fans had begun to expect these cancellations due to the lack of renewal announcements, the news is still disappointing. The cancellation of Twilight of the Gods, also known as Zack Snyder’s Twilight of the Gods, is particularly surprising, as the creators previously suggested a second season might be possible. However, the show works well as a complete story with its existing episodes.

The new movie, The Dark Domain: Mickey-vs-Winnie, presents a scary take on classic characters. It follows a group of friends who find themselves terrorized by unsettling versions of Steamboat Willie and Winnie the Pooh in a place called Hell Forest. The trailer reveals that Winnie the Pooh is no longer the lovable bear we remember. He’s now a frightening, monstrous creature called Dark Winnie, depicted as a wild and destructive predator.

Chris Claremont fundamentally reshaped the X-Men, almost rebuilding the team from the ground up and introducing a wealth of new enemies. He also played a key role in helping comics grow up as an art form. If you enjoy the X-Men today, Claremont deserves a lot of the credit – he’s arguably the most important, and best, writer to ever work on the series. That said, he wasn’t the only talented writer to contribute. Many exceptional comic book writers have worked on the X-Men, and here are seven of the very best who weren’t Claremont.

If Dispatch Season 2 happens, here are three improvements that would make it even better.

Stage 6 Films knew they had a hit on their hands with their new movie, Sisu: Road to Revenge. The original film, about a Finnish war veteran fighting off Nazis, became incredibly popular and earned high praise for its exciting action and compelling story. Now, expectations were already high for the sequel, and it’s proving to be even better.

Bandai Namco Filmworks America and Sunrise are partnering with Legendary Pictures to create a live-action Mobile Suit Gundam movie, which has been in the works for several years. Recent reports suggest casting is underway, and The Hollywood Reporter has learned that Noah Centineo (known for his roles in Black Adam and Street Fighter) is in discussions to join the film, though his specific role hasn’t been announced yet.

The Justice League has had its share of changes and challenges, almost as captivating as the adventures the team goes on. Over the years, some of the most talented comic book creators have contributed incredible stories. While many fans have their preferred eras of the Justice League, one run consistently overlooked by both readers and critics is the work of Joe Kelly and Doug Mahnke – and it was surprisingly excellent. They took on a tough task and exceeded expectations more than most people remember.