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As a passionate Sonic gamer, it’s no secret that the success of Sonic Mania has always left us eager for more. For years now, we’ve been aware that Sega had plans for a Sonic Mania 2, with Whitehead and Evening Star Studio stepping up to lead the charge.

But here’s where things get interesting – it seems that Sega wasn’t content with sticking to the classic pixel art style from the original game and the Genesis era. Instead, Evening Star Studio decided to experiment with a more modern 2.5D approach.

Recently, Whitehead took to Bluesky to share some behind-the-scenes insight into this process. He revealed concept art from Evening Star, which included a Badnik that ended up finding a home in Sonic Superstars. This sneak peek offers us a glimpse into what could have been for Sonic Mania 2 – let’s hope we see more of these concepts in future Sonic games!

Ranging from assassins and shoguns to females, teenagers, infants, and even dogs, discover the top Deadpool variants! These selections are arranged in order from the most intriguing to the quirkiest. Please note that this list does not encompass other individuals who temporarily took on the role of Deadpool, like his children.

The revised version aims to make the text more accessible and engaging while maintaining the original’s essence.

Based on reports from IndieWire, the low-budget horror movie “Good Boy” has expanded its release strategy from a limited to a full wide release, starting October 3. This shift mirrors the success of recent IFC horror films such as “Late Night with the Devil” and “In a Violent Nature,” which earned $10 million and $4.2 million respectively and played on over 1,000 screens during their theatre runs. Although IFC has yet to confirm the exact number of screens for “Good Boy,” the buzz surrounding its trailer suggests that it could match or even surpass these figures. In fact, there’s a strong possibility that “Good Boy” might become a sleeper hit or potentially a future cult classic.

Doomsday,” serving as a narrator to explain Doctor Doom’s origins, similar to his role in the animated series “What If…?” This could offer a quick summary of why Doctor Doom resembles Tony Stark, with Robert Downey Jr. potentially reprising his role from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Moreover, the theory suggests an innovative adaptation of the Tony Stark adoption storyline from the comics, which hasn’t been featured in the MCU yet.

The award-nominated duo recently had a chat with The Wrap about their work on the series and their experience of extending the universe initially introduced by Matt Reeves in “The Batman”. They hinted at Colin Farrell’s anticipated comeback as The Penguin in the much-anticipated sequel to “The Batman”, though he mentioned that The Penguin might not feature extensively in the sequel. However, he will be delving into the script this week and is ready to stay for however long, even though his character may not have many scenes. He also expressed admiration for Matt Reeves’ genius but admitted that he isn’t aware of the storyline yet.

For the first time in many years, Marvel and DC Comics are teaming up once more for exciting crossovers. In the upcoming series titled Deadpool/Batman, Wonder Woman will join forces with Captain America, but she won’t have her own solo title. These crossover events bring a thrilling twist as fans get to see their beloved heroes square off against adversaries they’d never encounter otherwise. With Marvel boasting an impressive roster of villains, it’s intriguing to speculate that some might pose a challenge even for the mighty Wonder Woman. However, seven formidable Marvel baddies will prove to be her match, ultimately teaching Wonder Woman a hard-earned lesson.