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Murphy shared with ScreenRant that even though he’s currently in the recording booth for Shrek 5, he will start recording the dialogue for the upcoming Donkey movie in September of this year, and it’s scheduled for release three years from now. Although three years might seem far off, animation is known for being a time-consuming and intricate process. The fact that DreamWorks, the studio responsible for the Shrek series, has a release date for Donkey’s film indicates that this project is probably high on their priority list.

The first appearance of Silver Surfer (Julia Garner) amidst flaming skies, signaling Galactus’ (Ralph Ineson) arrival in New York City’s Times Square, takes place near Timely Comics offices. Two employees from Timely Comics, resembling the pioneers Kirby and Lee of the early ’60s (represented by Martin Dickinson and Greg Haiste), are awestruck by the radiant figure riding a surfboard. These employees mirror the appearances of Kirby and Lee before Stan “The Man” Lee became Marvel’s public face, reflecting Haiste’s accurate portrayal of that era.

James Gunn, the Director, has already clarified some of these questions conclusively – Lex Luthor did not fabricate the message from Superman’s parents. However, there are still many unresolved plot points in the story, and in some cases, Gunn’s explanations have only added to the confusion. Here are seven aspects about Superman and the broader DCU that currently seem illogical or unexplained. Let’s dive right in!

The Director, James Gunn, has already provided definitive answers to some of these questions – it was not Lex Luthor who forged the message from Superman’s parents. Yet, there remains a host of unexplained plot threads, and at times, Gunn’s clarifications have added to the mystery. We’ve rounded up seven of the most glaring inconsistencies that Superman left hanging in the story, so let’s take a closer look!

Throughout the entire span of the comics series up until now, the Fantastic Four have encountered death and loss on multiple occasions. With the new movie out and the team making a triumphant return, let’s delve into their somber history by exploring the numerous times the Fantastic Four have died during their comic book journey. Keep reading to uncover moments that seemed deceptive or staged, as well as those poignant and impactful deaths that significantly shaped the characters in various time periods.

After a while of speculation, Ubisoft has officially announced a fresh installment in the Ghost Recon series. Developed under wraps, this new game seems significant to Ubisoft given its history with the shooter franchise. The past two games transitioned Ghost Recon into an expansive setting, employing Ubisoft’s proven approach of clearing outposts and incorporating sandbox mechanics for objective completion. These titles were popular due to their cooperative gameplay, yet it’s been almost six years since the last release. With doubts arising about whether Ubisoft was still invested in Ghost Recon, it now appears they are not abandoning the series after all.

The game under discussion is Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, an action-strategy title that Capcom launched last summer on July 19, 2024 across multiple platforms including PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. More recently, it has also been made available for the Nintendo Switch 2.

After that point, Marvel has been on the hunt for their next major antagonist. At one time, it seemed like Kang would take on that role, but complications with actor Jonathan Majors and a lack of enthusiasm for his character led to a change in plans. Instead, the Marvel Cinematic Universe will introduce Doctor Doom next year in “Avengers: Doomsday”. Although he hasn’t been heavily hinted at in previous films, Doctor Doom is now being subtly teased by Marvel. Unlike Thanos who had extensive build-up, Doctor Doom won’t have quite as much pre-established backstory. Interestingly enough, the role of Doctor Doom will be played by Robert Downey Jr., best known for his portrayal of Iron Man.

The thunderous comeback of characters like Yelena Belova (played by Florence Pugh), Bucky Barnes’ Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), Alexei Shostakov’s Red Guardian (David Harbour), Ava Starr’s Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), and John Walker’s US Agent (Wyatt Russell) was signaled. These individuals, assembled by Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), were initially targeted for elimination to eliminate proof of her actions. However, they unexpectedly joined forces to subdue one of Valentina’s rogue projects, Robert Reynolds’ Sentry (Lewis Pullman), whose Void, a terrifying manifestation, wreaked havoc across New York City.

Fazekas expressed that the top priority we aimed for was likely achieved. “Just seeing the series and even just the preview for it… We planned this so far back, and I recall conversations in the writers’ room emphasizing the importance of paying tribute to him. And when you watch the show, he is present throughout the entire season. In essence, the story revolved around Andre and Chance, and yes, I am genuinely proud of that accomplishment.