Thor’s Most Twisted Alter Ego Is Back (& He Has a Shocking New Hammer)

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In a dramatic turn of events, Loki slays Thor, initiating a peculiar chain of occurrences. Skurge shatters both the Bifrost (Black Bridge) and the Rainbow Bridge, an action that, under Loki’s enchantment likely, causes the world to forget its interactions with Thor and the Asgardians. Thor’s spirit is transported to the Third Realm, where he encounters deities similar to those Odin encountered during his self-sacrifice. These divine beings provide Thor with essential hints to progress, eventually leading him to an unexpected character: Donald Blake, whom readers believed they would never meet again.

The ’80s Superman Series You’ve Never Heard Of

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Indeed, you may have presumed we’d mention Smallville, given its association with the world of Superman. However, it’s important to note that Superboy preceded the 2001 series by more than a decade. Although both shows share a similar premise and introduced some of Superman’s most formidable foes in live-action format, Superboy didn’t garner the same level of fandom as Smallville, Tom Welling’s melodrama on The WB network.

Blumhouse’s 2025 Horror Movies Are Flopping Hard

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Both “The Woman in the Yard” and “Drop” are unique narratives, while “Wolf Man” is inspired by a legendary monster. On the other hand, “M3GAN 2.0” is a follow-up to a widely acclaimed horror movie from last year. Consequently, both these films may have attracted an audience. Regrettably, the reception for “M3GAN 2.0” has been lukewarm, and its performance at the box office has also been disappointing.

I Still Can’t Watch This Black Mirror Episode 14 Years Later

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Pop culture is increasingly adopting the same shock tactic as seen in the first episode of this show. “The National Anthem” certainly has more to discuss, delving into themes such as self-centeredness, wealth, and pride. The boundaries between personal and public spheres are becoming increasingly blurred. Notably, political campaigns in Western societies are focusing more on ‘vibes’ rather than ideology. Much like its predecessor, Black Mirror continues to eerily reflect our reality. However, “The National Anthem” still offers an incredibly unpleasant viewing experience, despite this foreknowledge.

Jennifer Holland Secretly Joins Superman in DCU!

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In a recent chat with ComicBook, director James Gunn revealed that his wife of three years, actress Jennifer Holland, will make an appearance in the upcoming Superman film. Known for portraying ARGUS agent Emilia Harcourt across various projects such as The Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, Black Adam, and Shazam! Fury of the Gods, she is now stepping into a lesser role in her husband’s reimagining of the DC Universe.

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Sequel Drops Intense First Trailer: Watch

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During a special event at Anime Expo 2025 (where ComicBook was present), we have news about a fresh anime series titled Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2. This new story, set in the expansive universe of Cyberpunk 2077, introduces brand new characters and promises a distinctly different feel compared to the first season. Studio Trigger has already released the first trailer, which you can watch below for a glimpse into this upcoming change.

Jurassic World Rebirth’s Ending Was Originally Very Different

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Edwards recently chatted with Variety about how the story’s conclusion was revised, particularly focusing on Mahershala Ali’s character, Duncan Kincaid. According to Edwards, the fate of this character switched a few times. Initially, in the script I initially read, he passed away, and my reaction was, ‘That’s fantastic!’