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Not only will “Helluva Boss” be streaming on Prime, but an exciting announcement was made at San Diego Comic-Con: a special, limited-edition vinyl record of the first season is being released! However, this exclusive merchandise won’t last forever, so fans should act quickly because once it sells out, it’s gone for good! You can pre-order the “Helluva Boss” Season 1 soundtrack vinyl, a limited-edition release for San Diego Comic-Con 2025, here until July 27th. More information about the vinyl is provided below.

As a film enthusiast, I’ve always been captivated by the evolution of Superman’s powers. When he first appeared in Action Comics #1, his abilities weren’t on the cosmic scale we see today. His original powerset was more grounded, fitting for the Man of Steel. To understand what these early powers entailed is quite simple, as both the initial issues of Action Comics and Superman Volume One clearly laid them out in narration before the main story began. Essentially, Superman was extraordinarily strong, nearly invincible, incredibly swift, and capable of leaping over great distances. The first three powers align with what he has now, but with caveats – they were significantly weaker than his present-day abilities. In those early issues, there was never a clear indication of how much Superman could lift, but it was implied that there were limitations to his strength. He could easily pick up cars and demolish buildings, yet never did anything as monumental as lifting a building itself. His speed was similar, as Clark regularly outran bullets and trains, but covering large distances still required time, far from the near-instantaneous speeds we see today.

Initially, it seems that Downey Jr. is enjoying his music in the video. However, as the camera moves around, two comic books catch the eye on his desk: the iconic “Secret Wars” series, a significant part of Marvel Comics history, and “Iron Man: Legacy of Doom”. The cover of “Iron Man: Legacy of Doom” has sparked much speculation, as it shows a fierce clash between Iron Man and Doctor Doom, Latveria’s tyrannical ruler. Since Downey Jr. is about to assume the role of Victor Von Doom in the upcoming Multiverse saga, starting with “Avengers: Doomsday” and followed by “Avengers: Secret Wars”, this arrangement of comics feels less like a coincidence and more like an intentional, intriguing hint at what’s to be expected.

In the trailer, Holly Hunter (known for her role in ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’) portrays Chancellor Nahla Ake, delivering a heartfelt address to the cadets about their impending responsibilities. This speech encapsulates the underlying message of Starfleet Academy – reigniting Gen Z’s interest in scientific discovery, space exploration, and promoting diversity, values that have been central to the series since its inception.

Regardless of whether you’re an experienced Shiny seeker or more into the Max Battle scene, the coming week is packed with exciting events. Kicking things off, Adventure Week starts on July 29th and continues until August 3rd. Immediately following that event, players can dive into Gigantamax Butterfree Max Battle Day on August 3rd. Here’s a reason or two why you might want to carve out some additional time in your schedule for some Pokemon Go sessions this week.

After nearly a decade, the original vision for a 3-episode miniseries centered on Khan is finally being realized, thanks to the upcoming audio series titled Star Trek: Khan. Scheduled for release later this year, this series will see Lost actor Naveen Andrews portraying Khan, with Wrenn Schmidt taking on the role of Enterprise historian and Khan’s wife in exile, Marla McGivers – a character originally played by Madlyn Rhue in The Original Series. A new trailer for the series has been released following the Star Trek panel at Comic-Con, along with additional cast announcements. Check out the trailer here:

The anticipation surrounding the 2.0 update has been particularly tense for some devoted players, as they’ve expressed disappointment with the current state of 7 Days to Die for quite a while now. This game was first introduced in Early Access back in 2013 and has gone through numerous changes since then. Unfortunately, these alterations have resulted in the elimination, revision, or substitution of cherished elements that have sparked disapproval among the gaming community. The trend of simplifying complex mechanics to cater to new players and a broader audience has consistently irritated long-term fans.

The colossal being known as The Devourer of Worlds, an entity with unfathomable might, has been spectacularly revealed in all its splendor – a sight beyond what films could portray owing to his immense scale.

During Phase 5, several significant and formidable villains were introduced in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, although some of these antagonists raised a few eyebrows. A total of 14 villains played pivotal roles during the live-action episodes of Phase 5, with a number of them set to reappear in future instalments. However, we’re yet to see a return from some truly exceptional bad guys. The beginning of Phase 6 saw the introduction of Galactus in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, but it’s possible that certain villains from Phase 5 could potentially rival even the planet-eater.