Wolf Man has a brand-new poster and description for the Blumhouse horror movie. The tease for Wolf Man centers around the idea of “What if someone you loved became something else?” and the new poster definitely channels that feeling. Looking through your crossed fingers at a green lighted monstrosity definitely fits the bill. This morning also saw Blumhouse debut the teaser for Wolf Man. You can check out the new poster for yourself down below!
As a passionate gamer, I can’t help but feel the thrill of a brand-new gaming level unfolding right before my eyes! October is about to witness the start of an exciting new chapter in the DC Comics universe with the highly anticipated DC All In Special #1. True to its name, this special issue doesn’t disappoint – it not only tackles the repercussions of Absolute Power #4 but also weaves a grand tale that lays the foundation for both the main and Absolute universes in the pages ahead.
Fans of the movie “Beetlejuice” have been eagerly anticipating more stories about the “Ghost with the Most” for over 30 years, and their wish has finally come true with the release of “Beetlejuice: Beetlejuice”. Although audiences are excited to see as much of the character as possible, there is no additional scene during or after the credits to satisfy those craving more. Director Tim Burton opted to end the story on a conclusive note rather than leaving it open for potential sequels, given the slim chances of another installment. “Beetlejuice: Beetlejuice” is currently showing in cinemas now.
In a sneak peek for his upcoming Iron Man series, Tony Stark soars aloft. Beginning in October, Pulitzer Prize winner Spencer Ackerman and emerging artist Julius Ohta initiate a fresh chapter in the Iron Man comic book saga. Following the Fall of X, Stark Unlimited is once again under Tony’s control; however, this doesn’t mean there aren’t challenges ahead within the corporate realm. The Iron Man character will face opposition from entities such as Roxxon and A.I.M., who aim to exploit Stark Unlimited for malicious purposes. As a glimpse into Marvel’s Iron Man series reveals, enthusiasts can anticipate witnessing various armors throughout the storyline.
The long-awaited follow-up to Tim Burton’s 1988 cult film, “Beetlejuice,” poses an intriguing question: can it replicate the distinctly offbeat enchantment of its predecessor? Instead of a straightforward affirmative or negative response, the sequel offers a blend of nostalgic charm and mature themes that make death appear less appealing.
Over a decade since its initial release, Joe Harris and Martin Morazzo unveiled the Image Comics series Great Pacific. This intriguing narrative revolves around a privileged youth with an unusual mission: to improve the world in the most unconventional manner. Remarkably, this series is now receiving a comprehensive collection, courtesy of Zoop. According to Harris, Great Pacific offers a blend of science fiction, adventure, and survival, focusing on a character who has been blessed with abundance but aspires to alter the world in ways that wealth cannot directly purchase. However, it’s worth noting that this ambitious individual is none other than Chas Worthington, a spoiled rich kid who has stolen vast amounts of money from his own company and finds himself pursued by many while he blends anonymously into, essentially, his own self-contained nation.