A new generation of colliders and advanced detector technologies are crucial to unlock the full potential of Higgs boson studies and reveal potential physics beyond our current understanding.
It’s not surprising that some of the original X-Men aren’t in the new Avengers: Doomsday movie. With so many major characters already planned, it’s tough to give everyone a significant part. Marvel is famously secretive, and past movies have shown they like to keep surprises. Actors have even been known to mislead fans to avoid spoilers, and with the multiverse, anyone could potentially appear unexpectedly. So, let’s look at which original X-Men members haven’t been officially confirmed for the film yet.
I remember last fall when IDW dropped a hint about something big happening to Godzilla in issue #6. They showed a variant cover by Dan Jurgens – the artist famous for the “Death of Superman” story back in the 90s – and it really looked like Godzilla was going to change in a huge way. It was at the end of the first big story arc from writer Tim Seeley and artist Nikola Čižmešija, and now ComicBook is sharing all the details about just how massive that change is!
A full anime series based on the popular short “The Ninth Jedi” from Star Wars: Visions is currently in development. Last year, Josh Rimes, an executive producer and VP of animation at Lucasfilm, discussed the project with Polygon. He explained that Lucasfilm is much more involved in this series compared to the Visions shorts, and that it’s already proving to be a significant undertaking.
The original Solo Leveling was created by Chugong, but the sequel is being written by Dang Do with artwork by Jin. Recently, Jin announced he’s pausing work on Solo Leveling: Ragnarok because he needs to fulfill his mandatory military service in South Korea. He shared a heartfelt message with fans, explaining his departure, how much the series meant to him, and his plans to return. South Korea requires military service for a period of eighteen to twenty-one months, so Jin will be away for nearly two years.
Heartopia is a relaxing life simulation game. If you’ve played Animal Crossing, you’ll recognize its laid-back style. The game features 3D cartoon graphics and launches on PC, iOS, and Android at 10 PM Eastern Time on January 7th. You can download it now to be ready when the servers go live later today.
The upcoming film, Here I Come, appears to be a significant follow-up to the first movie. Big names like Elijah Wood, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and David Cronenberg will be chasing the main character, played by Weaving, and the studio is optimistic about its potential. Searchlight recently moved the release date forward to March 27th, indicating they believe it will perform well alongside other major films released before Easter.
The new sci-fi shooter is a hit, becoming the best-selling game in North America. However, in Europe, EA Sports FC 26 remains the most popular title, leaving the shooter in second place.
The show is back on Saturday, January 17th at 5:45pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, and fans have a lot to look forward to!
This Channel 4 crime series centers on Patience Evans (Purvis), a criminologist who quickly rose through the ranks. After spending time working with records, she became a detective last season, thanks to the guidance of her mentor, DI Metcalf.