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The popular anime series Dragon Ball is nearing another major installment. Within less than a month, viewers worldwide are eagerly awaiting Son Goku as he introduces Dragon Ball Super to television screens. This upcoming anime series hints at resuming Saiyan adventures following a lengthy hiatus, and the return of Goku seems to bring about some changes in appearance. According to confirmed reports, Goku will be transformed into a child when the series airs, necessitating the selection of a new voice actor for our beloved hero.

Once again, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will make a return to Arthur Ashe Stadium for its annual tradition in late September. For the fourth year running, AEW is set to deliver AEW Grand Slam, a two-night television spectacular from this iconic tennis venue located in Queens, New York. Over the years, AEW Grand Slam has become one of AEW’s most significant television events on the calendar, playing host to memorable company milestones such as Bryan Danielson’s debut match against Kenny Omega, The Acclaimed winning the AEW World Tag Team Titles, and CM Punk’s first televised bout since January 2014. With all the ingredients in place, AEW Grand Slam 2024 is poised to uphold the high standards set by its predecessors.

Next month marks the airing of “Dragon Ball: Mini-Adventures,” which is highly anticipated to be one of the most significant anime premieres during the 2024 fall anime season. In this new series, our hero Son Goku and his band of Z-Fighters are shrunken thanks to a plot involving the Dragon Balls. Fans of shonen have been eagerly awaiting news about the English Dub version’s release date. Fortunately, “Mini-Adventures” has provided an answer by announcing that the English Dub premiere for the next chapter in the lives of the Z-Fighters will debut in theaters this fall.

Given the growing collection of games designed for the PlayStation 5 Pro, it’s quite logical for Insomniac Games to jump on board with this exciting trend. Previously, they have hinted that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will take advantage of the console’s enhanced capabilities, but a recent PlayStation Blog post sheds light on the specifics: through a feature called Performance Pro.

In May, DC created quite a stir within the comics community when they revealed that Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s Batman: The Long Halloween was getting a follow-up series titled Batman: The Long Halloween: The Last Halloween. This new ten-part mystery is set to unfold from the events of the 2021 Batman The Long Halloween Special, which had connections to the original classic. Some critics felt that the special lacked cohesion with the much-loved, groundbreaking The Long Halloween. However, any minor flaws in its predecessor are soon overshadowed by the arrival of The Last Halloween. The first issue of this series is skillfully crafted and serves as a compelling continuation of the story that not only maintains the original’s atmosphere but also lays the groundwork for an engaging, soon-to-be iconic Batman tale.

Julius is still lecturing, and Everybody Still Hates Chris. Nearly 20 years after Terry Crews first played the hard-working, penny-pinching father of a young Chris Rock (Tyler James Williams) on the live-action sitcom Everybody Hates Chris, the Crews-voiced Julius is back — in animated form — in the new adult animated comedy, which airs its two-episode series premiere Sept. 25th at 10pm ET/PT on Comedy Central.