Marvel’s Art of Ryan Meinerding Preview: Exclusive Avengers Endgame Concept Art

In the ultimate showdown against Thanos in “Avengers: Endgame”, Captain America (Chris Evans), armed with Mjolnir, gathers the Avengers for a fierce battle. This includes original members Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), and newcomers like un-snapped Spider-Man (Tom Holland), Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), and the Guardians of the Galaxy. The scene, where heroes from various portals gather for a grand display, is one of the most memorable in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, this scene could have been different.

Here’s How Chopper Could Look in One Piece Season 2

2021 has been a fantastic year for “One Piece”! As its manga prepares for the next story arc, the anime is generating buzz with its portrayal of Egghead Island. The Straw Hat Pirates are currently on cloud nine, and their Netflix venture only adds to the excitement. Last year, fans rejoiced as “One Piece” premiered its live-action version, and production for season two is now underway. In the near future, Tony Tony Chopper will make his Netflix debut with season two, and after much anticipation, one fan took it upon themselves to recreate Chopper’s appearance for fellow fans.

Netflix’s One Piece Always Knew Joe Manganiello Would Be Crocodile

The live-action adaptation of One Piece, currently airing on Netflix, is gearing up for Season 2, and the showrunner has specifically envisioned Joe Manganiello for the character of Mr. 0 (also known as Sir Crocodile). Filming for season 2 began earlier this year, and fans have been receiving regular updates about the new characters and plotlines to anticipate. Among these updates, we now know that Crocodile is one of the formidable enemies that Monkey D. Luffy will face in the future.

Bela Lugosi and the Universal Monsters Headline TCM’s Halloween Schedule

In the upcoming weeks leading up to Halloween, several streaming services are worth watching for horror enthusiasts, as these platforms are often the prime choices when it comes to modern horror films. Although they boast vast collections of movies, their emphasis is usually on newer releases, since viewers seek out the most recent theatrical premieres and original productions. For those who prefer to delve into the roots of the horror genre, dating back almost a century, Turner Classic Movies should be closely monitored, as they’ll spotlight timeless titles that have withstood the test of time.