5 DC Characters Who Deserve Absolute Versions (But Probably Won’t Get Them)

As the DC Absolute Universe expands, fans have expressed interest in seeing Absolute versions of certain characters, but it’s unlikely to happen in the near future. These characters either don’t quite fit the established world or have already died within the DC storyline. Here are five characters fans would love to see reimagined, but probably won’t.

7 Best Sitcoms of the 1990s (That Aren’t Friends, Frasier, or Seinfeld)

The 1990s weren’t just home to three fantastic sitcoms; there were so many great shows across all the networks! Even with a ton of good options, a few truly rose above the rest. Here are seven of the best, spanning the entire decade. They were all unique, but they all had one thing in common: they were hilarious then, and they still are today.

Why Mandalorian & Grogu Has Din Djarin Remove His Helmet Again Addressed By Jon Favreau And Pedro Pascal

A central theme of The Mandalorian has always been Din Djarin’s strong connection to his Mandalorian beliefs and the challenges he faces balancing those beliefs with his care for Grogu. Throughout seasons 1 and 2, moments where Din Djarin removed his helmet highlighted his developing bond with Grogu, ultimately leading to his journey in season 3 where he seeks to make amends for actions he perceived as wrong on Mandalore.

20 Years Ago, Captain America Proved There’s One Perfect Way To Take Down Wolverine

In Wolverine: Origins #4, Captain America attempts to apprehend both Nuke and Wolverine, which leads to a confrontation between Wolverine and Captain America. While Wolverine isn’t intimidated, he’s confident he could win. However, Captain America quickly gains the upper hand by grabbing Wolverine’s wrists and applying intense pressure, effectively preventing him from extending his claws. This doesn’t completely incapacitate Wolverine, but it stops him from using his signature claw attack until he can recover.

Alan Ritchson’s New Netflix Movie Is The Closest Thing To A Reacher Prequel (But With A Twist)

The Amazon Prime series Reacher has already covered the stories from Killing Floor, Bad Luck and Trouble, and Persuader. Season 4 will be based on the book Gone Tomorrow, set in New York City, and will center around solving a mysterious death in the subway. The show has primarily focused on Reacher’s current cases, and it’s expected to continue that trend. However, for viewers interested in learning more about his past, Alan Ritchson’s new movie on Netflix might offer some insight.