11-bit Studios’ “Frostpunk 2” has just been released early for Deluxe Edition owners as critical reviews start to appear. The official launch trailer is now live, offering a glimpse into The City and its intricate workings by gradually revealing its structure over a time-lapse. It also highlights various potential disasters that could unfold. You can watch it below.
1974’s “Giant-Size Super-Stars” #1 showcased some of Marvel’s top-tier characters: the Fantastic Four and the Hulk, who engaged in a mind-swapping battle with the Thing, penned by Gerry Conway, renowned for his work on The Amazing Spider-Man, and illustrated by Rich Buckler, known for his work on Fantastic Four. This 52-page saga was set to be succeeded by “Giant-Size Super-Stars” #2, showcasing Spider-Man, Morbius, and Man-Wolf, and a third issue featuring Conan the Barbarian. As explained by editor Roy Thomas, the 35-cent “Giant-Size” series was Marvel’s take on the early 1970s network rotation strategy seen in The NBC Mystery Movie, where the network would air its most popular shows during the same time slot.
In the beginning, the Seventh Hokage, Naruto, was striving for acceptance in the Hidden Leaf Village. However, things took a turn when his son, Boruto Uzumaki, became the main character in the subsequent series called Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. This series saw its creator Masashi Kishimoto passing on the creative responsibilities to his assistant Mikio Ikemoto. With pen in hand, Ikemoto crafted the tales of Konoha’s future until Kishimoto reappeared to throw a significant twist into the lives of the Uzumaki family. Although no longer drawing the series, Kishimoto is eager to share fresh artwork featuring Naruto Uzumaki.
The popular series “The Witcher” has soared to become one of Netflix’s biggest successes, propelling Geralt of Rivia to unprecedented popularity. Since its live-action adaptation and spin-offs, Netflix has consistently invested in this intellectual property. In the near future, Netflix will delve back into the world of Geralt with an animated film entitled “The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep“. Although details about this movie were scarce after its 2021 announcement, we now have our first glimpse at the project’s development.
It’s evident that Netflix intends to keep “One Piece” as a permanent fixture on its platform. With the recent simulcast, exclusive licensing deals, and the live-action adaptation, Netflix seems committed to this series. The Straw Hat crew has become a staple in Netflix’s collection, and fans of the live-action TV show are eagerly awaiting season two. Filming for season two began a few months ago, creating quite a buzz about its cast. Currently, speculations about Portgas D. Ace are rampant among “One Piece” enthusiasts, and a new Netflix promo has only intensified these rumors.
Ali Larter and Hayes MacArthur have made the transition from the hills to the mountains.