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There’s been continuous rumor that the bandaged villain could show up in the sequel of The Batman, with talks tracing back to 2023. Director Matt Reeves even added fuel to the fire when he expressed interest in adapting Hush on the big screen during an interview. Yet, it appears that this won’t materialize, at least not in The Batman: Part II. A conversation about this topic took place on Threads, where a fan asked Gunn if Damian Wayne might appear in a future Teen Titans film. Gunn swiftly debunked the notion, stating on social media that any information about that movie is either fabricated or speculative. “Nothing is known about the story concept for that movie except by four people,” he said.

On August 2, 2025, Crunchyroll’s official account (previously Twitter) has verified that they will offer both subtitled and dubbed versions of the movies “Rascal Does Not Dream of a Sister Venturing Out” and “Rascal Does Not Dream of a Knapsack Kid”. This announcement follows the release of the sequel movie, “Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl”, which was added to the platform a few weeks ago. Now, all movies, series, and the current season from this franchise are available on Crunchyroll, marking years since only the first installment was accessible. This development makes it simpler for fans to watch all episodes, and also solves the issue of watching in the correct order, as the lengthy titles previously caused confusion among fans.

Heed this notice: If you haven’t watched the final season of King of the Hill on Hulu, be aware that we’re venturing into territory filled with potential spoilers. In an episode titled “A Sounder Investment,” Peggy, Dale, and Boomhauer join a boar hunting business named “Boar No More.” Hank is hesitant about its viability as an investment and turns to the person he considers the most successful businessman, Buck Strickland. However, retired Buck scoffs at Hank’s suggestion of investing in the boar-hunting company.

For years, Marvel has been hinting at a fresh take on the beloved character Blade, having regained the rights in 2011 and expressing interest under Kevin Feige as early as 2016. With the casting of Mahershala Ali for the lead role in 2020, it appeared that the long-awaited project was finally on its way. However, the production process has been marred by numerous setbacks and delays, causing many fans to lose hope for a Blade reboot. Given these circumstances, it’s understandable why fans might assume the worst. To alleviate some of this frustration, Marvel could consider releasing a new comic book series featuring Blade as an alternative means of satisfying eager fans while they continue working on the movie.

Mattel is planning to release the Monster High Corpse Bride doll on August 8th at 9am Pacific Time (12pm Eastern Time) for $70. You can pre-order it starting from that time over at Entertainment Earth. It will also be available on Amazon shortly following this initial release. In the meantime, let me give you a sneak peek at another Monster High collectible item that’s being released this week.