Daredevil Born Again Confirms The Return of Another Dead Marvel Character

The latest trailer offers more details about the conflict between Daredevil, his team, and Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin. Later, the trailer shows Kingpin in a car with someone who appears to be James Wesley – his former second-in-command from the original Daredevil Netflix series. This is surprising because Wesley was killed off in the earlier seasons, so seeing him alive raises a lot of questions. You can watch the trailer below.

I’m Already So Delighted With Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Perfect Order (And Can’t Wait To Chase Mega Zygarde ex)

I started collecting again during the pandemic, when it was incredibly difficult to find anything – people were even pushing each other at stores to grab restocked items! Things eventually calmed down, and I was able to find a few packs here and there to feed my hobby. But now, the market is flooded again, and it looks like it’s going to stay that way. So, I’m mostly just buying Elite Trainer Boxes and a few packs for my sons, and trying to be patient when new products are released, hoping I can actually get them.

All of Superman’s Sidekicks, Ranked

We’re going to rank every hero who’s been Superman’s sidekick, judging them on how well they fulfilled that role. Sometimes a character with more accomplishments will rank lower if their connection to Superman wasn’t as strong. While they all deserve recognition, we’ll be determining who was the very best. Let’s dive in and see how Superman’s sidekicks stack up!

Star Trek Just Nerfed its Most Powerful Weapon Hilariously Fast

This was a devastating plan – a complete blockade that would stop warp travel and trap the Federation. Braka wanted to isolate them, preventing any further expansion. He believed this was fair retribution for a past wrong, even though the Federation hadn’t actually done anything wrong. However, it turned out Omega 47 wasn’t as challenging as he thought.

All 259 Episodes of One of the Best ‘90s Sitcoms Is Headed To Prime Video Soon

All 259 episodes of the classic sitcom Married… With Children will be available to stream on Prime Video starting March 25th. The show originally ran on Fox for 11 seasons, from 1987 to 1997, and remains the network’s longest-running live-action comedy. Created by Michael G. Moye and Ron Leavitt, the series centers on the hilariously dysfunctional Bundy family of Chicago – Al, a frustrated shoe salesman; his laid-back wife, Peggy; and their two kids. The show starred Ed O’Neill, Katey Sagal, Christina Applegate, David Faustino, Amanda Bearse, and David Garrison.