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MultiverSusie, who previously shared information about a new DC fighting game from NetherRealm, reports that Angstrom Levy and Agent Spider are expected to join the game this fall and winter. Agent Spider is particularly noteworthy, drawing comparisons to Spider-Man, and Omni-Man’s in-game dialogue even refers to them as a “public menace.” These characters will follow Universa and the Immortal, who are scheduled to be released this summer.

The story explores the complex relationship between a father and son, showing how their bond can either strengthen or weaken over time. It deals with serious themes, but has the potential to be moving and well-done if approached with sensitivity.

I was immediately captivated by the demo for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. It’s a fantastic blend of beautiful graphics – the same team that created Octopath Traveler is behind it – and exciting gameplay. You’ll find fast-paced combat, intriguing puzzles, exploration, and a story that involves time travel. What’s really promising is that Square Enix is already responding to player feedback, making me hopeful this will be one of their best action RPGs in a long time. If you’re a fan of The Legend of Zelda, this game, launching June 18th, looks like a must-play.

Many incredible Marvel comics, despite their quality, have been largely overlooked. These stories are among the best Marvel has to offer, yet they don’t receive the attention they deserve. Here are ten fantastic examples that fans should be talking about more.

Christopher Nolan’s 2006 film, The Prestige, stars Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale as rival stage magicians obsessed with outdoing each other’s teleportation tricks. Based on the 1995 novel by Christopher Priest, the movie reveals that the illusions go much deeper than simple magic. While critically acclaimed and commercially successful, The Prestige is often overlooked when discussing Nolan’s best films.

Okay, so the latest issue of Storm (#4) is absolutely wild! Ororo is battling what looks like her mom, but from another reality! It’s a bit confusing because this version of her mother, N’Dare, is wearing a full spacesuit, totally hiding who she is. They get into this huge fight, and it turns out her mom is trying to protect Storm from her own dangerous universe – which ends up sending Storm bouncing through a ton of alternate realities! And get this – one of those realities is seriously cool. She flies through this universe called ‘The Multiverse Cluster of Magic and Death,’ and it’s clearly showing the devastation from the Jujutsu Kaisen Shibuya Incident Arc, with Sukuna floating above all the destruction! We don’t actually see Storm fight Sukuna, but it officially makes the world of Jujutsu Kaisen part of the Marvel universe, which is just mind-blowing!

While on the red carpet at the season finale of Maul – Shadow Lord, Dave Filoni spoke with Screen Rant about Ahsoka. He revealed he’s been editing all the episodes simultaneously, and hinted at a release timeframe, playfully saying, “I’m not saying, but I might know.” He explained that each show deserves its proper debut, and right now, the focus is on Maul.