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The new Spider-Man and Superman specials aren’t out for a few months, but we already have a good idea of what the stories will be about. Besides a team-up between Superman and Spider-Man against Brainiac and Doctor Octopus, we’ll see other exciting pairings like the Golden Age Superman with Spider-Man Noir, and Miles Morales with Jon Kent. There are a lot of interesting stories planned, but want to know the 7 most anticipated crossovers? Keep reading to find out!

Based on the novels by Emilio Salgari, Sandokan is a thrilling pirate adventure taking place in Borneo during the 1840s. The story follows Sandokan, known as the “Tiger of Malaysia,” as he leads a rebellion against the British Empire. The series promises a dramatic tale of conflict, political intrigue, and action. It’s set in 1849, when British colonists are harshly controlling the native tribes. Sandokan is a pirate focused on survival until he falls in love with Marianna, the daughter of the British consul. Their forbidden romance ignites a war, and the notorious pirate hunter Lord James Brooke will do anything to capture Sandokan and end his reign.

When Dwight D. Eisenhower became President on January 20, 1953, his televised inauguration was a major event. Surprisingly, it almost didn’t get as many viewers as the episode of I Love Lucy that aired the night before. That I Love Lucy episode, featuring the birth of Little Ricky, was a groundbreaking moment for television and dramatically changed the lives of the show’s stars.

The video appears to be a concept piece rather than actual gameplay, but it does give a good sense of the game’s overall look and feel.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson seems interested in returning as the Scorpion King, the villain he played in the second film of the franchise, which later got its own series of movies. When asked about the possibility, he said he’s open to it, but emphasized that the franchise really belongs to Brendan Fraser, whom he greatly admires and supports. He joked that if they wanted the Scorpion King, he knew who to contact. He also admitted he’d seriously consider reprising the role, as it was a pivotal part of his career.

The popular horror series, which began over 20 years ago, currently includes four films. It started with 28 Days Later, directed by Danny Boyle, and introduced a terrifying new virus that turns people into fast-moving, rage-filled creatures. The 2007 sequel, 28 Weeks Later, directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, featured Jeremy Renner, Rose Byrne, and Imogen Poots. Danny Boyle returned to direct the third film, 28 Years Later, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodi Comer, and Ralph Fiennes, which took a noticeably different approach in tone compared to the earlier installments. The latest film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, continues the story directly from the previous one and stars Ralph Fiennes and Jack O’Connell.

The new Funko Pop! figures feature the group Huntrix – Rumi, Mira, and Zoey – reimagined in a vibrant, stylized design. They combine the look of KPop idols with a fierce, monster-hunting vibe. These aren’t your typical collectibles; with their bright colors and action-packed poses, they feel like a miniature concert tour…complete with a few demons thrown into the mix!

Both 28 Days Later and 28 Years Later revitalized the zombie genre with fast-moving infected and the idea of zombie pregnancies, but The Bone Temple is perhaps the most unexpected film in the series. It stands out due to its unusual mix of intense horror and strangely funny, tragic moments. The story includes odd details, like the “Jimmys”—a group of survivors who wear velour suits and blonde wigs—and even features musical numbers to create a disturbing and unsettling atmosphere. This willingness to be bizarre while still delivering genuine scares makes The Bone Temple a unique film that pushes the limits of what post-apocalyptic movies can be. While original, it joins a history of zombie films that have broken the mold.