As a longtime Marvel fan and avid moviegoer, I am absolutely thrilled at the prospect of Deadpool and Wolverine hitting the big screens together. The anticipation for this team-up has been building for years, and the recent box office projections have only fueled my excitement further.
For lovers of “The Lord of the Rings”: A fresh promotional image has surfaced for “The Rings of Power” Season 2, showcasing Morfydd Clark in character as Lady Galadriel, bedecked with her iconic Ring of Power, Nenya.
At Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences, a biotech firm with audacious goals to revive extinct animals such as dodos and wooly mammoths, caused quite a stir on Reddit recently. They presented a proposal to the United Federation of Planets, a fictional governing body in the Star Trek universe, requesting exemptions from gene editing regulations. In the Star Trek storyline, legislation enacted due to past Eugenics Wars makes it nearly impossible for Colossal to repair damaged or incomplete DNA, similar to how Jurassic Park used frogs to fill gaps in dinosaur DNA (you’re on the right track with that analogy). This creative move generated attention for their groundbreaking plans, and Reddit generally responded positively.
As a dedicated gamer and longtime fan of Akira Toriyama’s work, I can hardly contain my excitement for the upcoming anime release, Dragon Ball Daima. This highly anticipated series is set to be one of the creator’s last projects, having brought us beloved characters like Son Goku, Vegeta, and the rest of the Z-Fighters. With a release date scheduled for October this year, the hype train has officially started with the Daima publicity tour. The Jump Victory Carnival was the first stop on this tour, and boy, did it deliver! Goku made an appearance, but it was the mysterious new villain that left us all on the edge of our seats, eagerly awaiting more information.
Today, a fresh update for “Battlefield 2042” is available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. With the arrival of this week, Battlefield 2042’s Season 7 has concluded, bringing an end to the game’s seasonal format. Electronic Arts and DICE have announced that additional content is in the works for “Battlefield 2042,” but it won’t be distributed through seasonal updates as before. Consequently, today’s update introduces minor adjustments to align with this new approach.
Introduced by Hasbro in 2016, the Marvel Legends Iron Man Electronic Helmet temporarily returned in 2018 but has been out of production since then. Excitingly, a new edition based on Tony Stark’s final design – the Iron Man Mark 85 helmet from Avengers: Endgame – is coming soon. Be among the first to learn about it here at ComicBook, as we provide you with all the essential information to secure one.