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The Jason Bourne film series has a complicated history. The original three movies were huge hits, but the fourth film, The Bourne Legacy, starred Jeremy Renner instead of Matt Damon. It was directed by Tony Gilroy, who had previously written the screenplays for the first three films. Matt Damon returned in 2016’s Jason Bourne, with Paul Greengrass directing again – though Gilroy wasn’t involved this time. That has been Damon’s final appearance as Jason Bourne so far. Later, a TV series called Treadstone explored the same world, but without any connection to Damon, Gilroy, or Greengrass.

A protagonist with amnesia? Absolutely. Crafting items? You can do that. But a gameplay feature where what you eat actually changes your character’s appearance? Now that’s unexpected!

Phoebe Campbell, who plays Lady Rhaena Targaryen on House of the Dragon, recently spoke with ComicBook’s Chris Killian and her co-star Bethany Antonia (Baela Targaryen) about what’s coming up in Season 3. While Phoebe was excited to discuss Rhaena’s story arc, Bethany shared her dream role: Storm from the X-Men. With the character gaining renewed attention due to the new Avengers film, Bethany expressed a strong desire to play this iconic Marvel hero.

Eric Kripke, the creator of Supernatural, recently explained how he got Prime Video to greenlight The Boys. He shared on X that his initial pitch involved a strong critique of superheroes – pointing out all their flaws – before outlining the premise of his show. Kripke described it as a perfectly executed presentation.

All superheroes share courage, a willingness to do what’s necessary to get the job done. But some Marvel heroes are exceptionally brave – their courage is almost a power in itself. Here are seven of the bravest, those who will confront any danger to save the world.

It’s amazing to me, but Darth Vader has only really had nine full lightsaber fights across all the Star Wars movies and shows! And it makes sense – most of the times someone survives a duel with him, it’s because they’re one of the main heroes. I’ve been thinking a lot about these fights, and I’m ranking them based on how well they were choreographed, how skilled Vader was in each one, and just how exciting the whole duel was.

We could only be talking about the first season of Michael Jackson: The Verdict, a series that explores the charges of child sexual abuse against the superstar and the trial that followed through the eyes of the key players who were in the courtroom during the proceedings. And while it’s racked up those 50 million hours viewed, as well as the #1 spot on the platform’s Top 10 Most Watched list, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows for the streamer in the wake of its release—fans of the musician are deeply upset over the way the case, and Jackson himself, were portrayed.

Hugh Jackman’s popularity ensured his portrayal of Wolverine remained iconic, even after his character seemingly had a definitive ending in Logan. This allowed Wolverine to seamlessly transition into the Marvel Cinematic Universe when Disney acquired Fox. Deadpool & Wolverine delivered on that promise, and while Logan’s impact hasn’t been erased, it seems likely Jackman will eventually retire the role, making way for a new actor. Many names have been suggested as potential replacements, including Daniel Radcliffe and Henry Cavill, and it’s almost certain someone else will take on the mantle. Wolverine is too important to leave out of Marvel’s plans for mutants, and because of a connection in The Incredible Hulk, we already have a starting point for his backstory.