The Boys Fans Are Convinced 1 Hero’s Death in S5 Was Just Confirmed (& It Continues a Comic Book Trend)

I’m a huge fan of The Boys, and Karl Urban, who plays Billy Butcher, just dropped some seriously exciting—and terrifying—hints about Season 5! He told Variety that this season is going to be brutal, with major characters potentially dying right from the start. He kept saying ‘Nobody is safe!’ and ‘It’s all on!’ which has me on the edge of my seat. What’s really got fans worried, though, is this fear that they might kill off a key character—specifically a speedster like A-Train—before the big finale even begins. The fact that A-Train wasn’t in the trailer is making everyone think that’s exactly what’s going to happen, and honestly, it’s a trope I hate! I’m hoping they don’t go there, but Urban’s comments definitely have me bracing for the worst.

7 Deadliest Versions of Wolverine, Ranked

Logan is incredibly skilled, but he’s not the most ruthless Wolverine out there. Surprisingly, the Wolverine from the main Marvel universe (designated 616) is actually one of the most heroic versions. This raises an interesting question: who is truly the best at what they do? We’re going to explore seven of the most dangerous Wolverines from across the multiverse to find out. We’re not just looking at who’s the strongest, but who’s the most relentless and capable of surviving even after taking down opponents. Let’s get started!

Prime Video’s Reboot of 32-Year-Old Sci-Fi Masterpiece Franchise Can Give It Another Perfect Expanse Replacement

After Amazon bought MGM, including the entire Stargate collection, Amazon MGM Studios approved a new Stargate series – something fans have been hoping for a long time. This revival is different from past attempts because it’s being led by Martin Gero, who was a key writer and producer on Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis. It’s also bringing back the original creators: Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin are executive producers, and Brad Wright and Joseph Mallozzi are consultants. Sources say the new series will continue the existing Stargate story, building on what came before rather than starting over completely, meaning decades of established history will still matter.

The 7 Biggest Mistakes The Naruto Series Made

Early on, the Naruto anime quickly became incredibly popular, successfully bringing Masashi Kishimoto’s manga to life. However, the manga eventually fell behind the anime’s production schedule, forcing the animation studio, Pierrot, to create original stories to maintain weekly releases. For many years and across hundreds of episodes, these original additions were produced, and while some were enjoyable, many didn’t measure up to the quality of the source material. More recently, Studio Pierrot shifted to a less rushed production schedule, and this has ultimately benefited the Naruto anime.