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According to What’s on Netflix, the streaming platform has announced the release date for the next season of Wind Breaker. This high school action series has received a lot of positive attention, but a third season hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, even though the original manga is still being created. A live-action version of the series came out in December, but it’s currently unclear when or if it will be available worldwide.
This is true of many shows, especially a somewhat complex anime from the 90s that takes multiple viewings to fully understand, despite its important message. It also applies to two other series that subtly include hints, foreshadowing, and emotional themes within their stories. You’ll enjoy these elements the first time you watch, but they become even more impactful on a re-watch.
The first comic issue came out on March 4th, and we now know the release dates for the entire series. However, these dates clash with the premiere of Maul – Shadow Lord on Disney+, which is a significant issue. Four out of the five comic issues will be released at an inconvenient time.
But fear not, dear reader, for this is no tale of a mystical whale awakening from its slumber. Nay, it is the hand of Ireland’s Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB), aided by the ever-watchful Europol, that hath cracked the wallet and spirited the Bitcoin away to Coinbase. A triumph of bureaucracy over chaos, one might say, though the soul shudders at the thought of such cold efficiency.
Shortly after Jordan Ngatikaura, husband from the show Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, filed for divorce, Jessi posted a mysterious message on social media, sharing lyrics from a Taylor Swift song.
Beyond the three previously announced dates, Marvel Studios has five more confirmed release dates following Secret Wars, though the projects for those dates haven’t been revealed yet. These dates are May 5, 2028; July 28, 2028; December 15, 2028; May 4, 2029; and July 13, 2029. While Deadpool 4 is reportedly in development, and rumors suggest a new X-Men movie is possible, a few projects seem more likely to be released in 2028 and 2029. Unfortunately, the Blade reboot isn’t currently planned for those dates.
Every TV network has had shows cancelled before their time, but NBC seems to have a particularly long list. They’ve recently produced a lot of creative and engaging sci-fi series, only to cancel them, leaving fans disappointed and curious about what might have happened. Here are seven of those shows that we still wish had continued.
According to Deadline, the upcoming Donnie Yen-led spinoff movie is moving forward with production starting next month. This is exciting news for fans, and points to a potential early 2027 release, though a specific date hasn’t been announced. Donnie Yen will not only star but also direct, and Rina Sawayama will return as Akira in the currently untitled film.
The second season of Born Again starts with Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva) still haunted by her near-fatal encounter with the serial killer, Muse. She experiences frightening visions of him, as he returns as a psychological tormentor. It’s exciting to see Muse again, even though other, more famous villains might overshadow him. However, the season also reinforces the feeling that Muse’s potential wasn’t fully realized in the first season.
I recall hearing that making the first sequel was actually pretty tricky. Apparently, they hit a snag when the people in charge realized that completely ignoring the awesome original movie might really upset fans. They had to rethink things!