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DC Worlds Collide intends to breathe life into DC Comics’ legendary characters and adversaries in a fresh manner. The game boasts more than 70 playable DC superheroes at launch, which is quite impressive compared to other superhero games such as Marvel Mystic Mayhem. It’s not just about Batman and Superman; the game delves into comic book lore to present an original narrative that remains faithful to its origins. To get a sense of the game’s focus, you can watch the game overview trailer here:

In a tweet, Colantonio expressed his opinion that the Gamepass model, which he believes has been negatively impacting the gaming industry for over a decade and is supported by Microsoft’s seemingly endless resources, will eventually face consequences. He doubts that Gamepass can peacefully coexist with other business models, suggesting that it may either drive all competitors out of business or be forced to withdraw itself.

Initially portrayed as the foundation of the Walls, these colossal beings known as Wall Titans, once activated by Eren’s Rumbling, wreaked havoc across the globe, annihilating around 80% of humanity to safeguard Paradis. Though they appeared unstoppable and akin to natural catastrophes, the end for these Wall Titans remained uncertain. With all Eldians losing their titan transformation ability, fans pondered if these titans would retain their titan form or revert back to humans. In an AMA for Attack on Titan‘s 15th anniversary, translated by @AttackOnFans on X, Isayama finally shed light on this enigma, delivering a chilling conclusion to their storyline and generating even more heated debates among fans.

In numerous instances, actors spontaneously deliver memorable phrases during their performances, yet this isn’t the sole occasion when they deviate from the script. Priceless TV scenes often emerge when actors momentarily lose their on-screen personas amidst a take, and these unscripted moments end up being included in the final version of the show.

In the 2000s, some of the most outstanding X-Men tales were produced. Notable comic creators made their mark on X-Men books during this period, resulting in a wealth of top-tier stories for readers to enjoy. Many fans even consider the X-Men stories of the 2000s equal to those from the ’80s. This decade saw some truly exceptional and creative X-Men comics. Here are ten X-Men stories that stand out as the best of the 2000s, leaving a lasting impact on fans for years to come.

In 2009, the sequel to Call of Juarez titled Bound in Blood was a hidden gem of a Western adventure on the PlayStation 3. Its smaller-scale reboot from 2013, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, managed to surpass it in quality. (It’s worth mentioning that the modern-day spin-off, The Cartel, is often overlooked, but even it wasn’t as poorly received as its reputation might suggest.)

According to a report published in June, Variety speculates that Amazon is seeking a young actor, under 30 years old, to take over the role from Daniel Craig as James Bond. Actors such as Jacob Elordi (from Euphoria) and Harris Dickinson (from Babygirl) have been mentioned as possibilities, while Tom Holland has gained significant attention as a favorite. However, despite his impressive track record with Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man films, it appears that a three-year-old movie featuring Tom Holland might disqualify him from playing James Bond effectively, since he failed to convey the magic and charm of adventurer Nathan Drake in the 2022 adaptation of the Uncharted video game franchise.

On Instagram, @70.6ix posted a fan creation that portrays Aubrey Plaza’s Death and Sacha Baron Cohen’s Mephisto dancing together, mimicking comic artist Alex Ross’ famous Joker and Harley Quinn image from DC Comics. In 2024, Death was introduced as Agatha Harkness’ (Kathryn Hahn) former lover and major antagonist in Agatha All Along, while Mephisto, long anticipated, made an appearance in 2025 to manipulate both Parker Robbins’ Hood (Anthony Ramos) and Riri Williams’ Ironheart (Dominique Thorne). It would be exciting to witness these villains teaming up in the future of the MCU.

In 2021, Pierrot finished airing weekly episodes for Black Clover, hinting at the Spade Kingdom Raid Arc – a highly acclaimed arc in the series. Despite waiting several years since the manga reached its final arc and moved to Jump GIGA, it wasn’t until recently that an anime sequel was announced. Although the 2023 film “Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King” is set within the series’ universe, it is only canon within the anime and not the manga. The new anime, premiering soon, will continue the story from where its predecessor ended, following the manga’s narrative.

Now that Warner Bros. Discovery, the company which owns DC Comics, has chosen to divide into two distinct companies, fans of superheroes and particularly those who love DC Comics are left pondering: What implications does this split have on DC Comics? Might it persist as the legendary comic book publisher that has stood as a pillar of the superhero genre, or could it progressively be utilized by its corporate overseers for other purposes?