One Piece Reveals the First Child of Fate & It’s Not Luffy

In various interpretations, Nika is perceived as either a deity of mirth or a harbinger of destruction. What’s undeniable, though, is that Nika appears when the world is on the brink of significant transformation. Two previous instances of Nika have been recorded, one during the Void Century and another centuries prior. In this timeframe, Luffy has manifested as the Solar Deity and Champion of Emancipation. He is destined to alter our current understanding of the world. He is also foretold in the Prophecy of Two Kings, a prophecy revealed by Madam Shyarly, a mermaid with the ability to predict major future events. However, there was another child of fate even before Luffy emerged, and this individual is greatly admired by our cherished hero.

X-Men: From the Ashes Demons & Death #1 Is an Unexpected Pleasure of a Comic

Alek Pacnadel penned the “Sentinels” miniseries, which was one of the standout entries from “From the Ashes,” and he demonstrates that talent in this book. The narrative continues where the Krakoa Era book “Dark X-Men” left off, addressing why Havok appeared normal in X-Factor #1 following his resurrection as a zombie by Madelyne Pryor. This story primarily follows K’yrb, a demon who was assisting Maddie with Havok, as he attempts to heal the unfortunate Summers brother. A balance of action and character is maintained throughout the story, and it reintroduces some classic X-Men characters such as N’astirh. Overall, it’s an engaging and emotionally resonant tale, well-paced and filled with intrigue. It offers a glimpse into the twisted dynamics of Maddie and Havok’s relationship, making for a captivating chapter in her ongoing saga. Paknadel delivers exceptional character development, and I would be thrilled to see him explore more of Madelyne Pryor’s story in future works. The first story is impressive, and I was convinced that the issue couldn’t get any better after finishing it.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts Director Breaks Silence on X-Men Movie Rumors

As a movie critic, I’d put it this way: “While I wouldn’t be at liberty to discuss that specific film, I can share my general approach. It’s all about delving into the characters, collaborating with exceptional writers and creatives, and striving to bring a fresh perspective to each project I undertake.

‘Cold As Ice’ Jim Cornette Talks About How Ruthless Vince McMahon Was About Evaluating WWE Talent

As a passionate film enthusiast, I recently unearthed some long-lost talent evaluations from 1997 that I penned for a certain Mr. McMahon. Some of these notes were quite blunt. While perusing one particularly harsh critique on Sable, my co-host Brian Last questioned if McMahon would have been displeased with me for criticizing her, given his aggressive promotion of her at the time. Here’s what I had to say…

Superman 2025: A Bold New Era Begins Without Warner Bros Logo!

In a break from a decades-long tradition, it has been confirmed that the upcoming Superman movie will not feature the Warner Bros. logo at the start. Instead, James Gunn announced on Threads that there is no Warner Bros. introduction. He added that this film is a DC Studios production, suggesting that the opening scene of Superman might present the DC Studios logo rather than the usual Warner Bros. shield.