Jada Toys is introducing a unique spin on their figures based on Capcom’s Ultra Street Fighter II, specifically a Ken Masters version wearing his Player 2 white gi. This 6-inch figure boasts 20 movable joints and includes two interchangeable head sculptures, four hand options, as well as two accessory pieces with an accompanying stand. Notably, it’s an exclusive item that may run out of stock soon.
In a reminiscence, one of the stars from the show “Agatha All Along” shares that it drew parallels with the film “The Goonies”. This year on Disney+, the first live-action Marvel series to premiere is “Agatha All Along”, a spinoff of “WandaVision”. Kathryn Hahn reprises her role as Agatha Harkness in this exciting journey along the Witches’ Road, which includes her own coven. The release of “Agatha All Along” coincides with Halloween, and the making of the Witches’ Road echoed the vibe of the ’80s blockbuster movie “The Goonies”.
In an interview with Empire Magazine, Joe Locke, who stars in the Disney+ series Agatha All Along, reveals that Marvel kept his character a secret even during filming. Locke discusses the enigmatic teen character he portrays and his connection to Kathryn Hahn’s villainous protagonist. Marvel Studios is adamant about keeping the kid’s identity under wraps until the series premieres in September, creating an amusing predicament for Locke and the entire cast. (They might know more than they’re letting on.) As we eagerly anticipate the day Heartstopper star Joe Locke can discuss his exciting debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe without worrying about spoilers.
As a dedicated gamer and avid DC fan, I’m super pumped about DC’s All-In initiative! This line-wide shift, kicking off in October 2024, is going to reshape not only the DC multiverse but also our real world. Over the weekend, DC publisher Jim Lee confirmed that the iconic “DC bullet” logo will make a comeback, serving as the new emblem for James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Studios. This classic symbol, which is set to adorn our comic books from October onwards, was previously used from 1964 until 2016, making this its return after a brief hiatus of two logos in the intervening years. I can’t wait to see how this change will shape the future of DC!
As a devoted gamer immersed in the world of Gotham City, I’ve been eagerly anticipating the new series, titled “Batman: Caped Crusader.” From what I’ve gathered from ComicBook’s insightful review, this show seems poised to surpass its predecessor, Batman: The Animated Series. Despite venturing into uncharted territory by reinterpreting the Batman mythos, Caped Crusader skillfully preserves the quintessential characteristics that define these iconic characters.
As a dedicated fan, I’d like to share my excitement about the phenomenal show, Hazbin Hotel. Without a doubt, this dark comedy has made waves since its initial release as a groundbreaking short in 2019. Fast forward to earlier this year, and we were blessed with the premiere of its first official season. Thanks to the creative genius of Vivienne Medrano, Hazbin Hotel has garnered cult status, even securing multiple seasons ahead. And let me tell you, the anticipation for season two is through the roof! Recently, we’ve learned just how many episodes we can expect to enjoy.