After a significant wait, it seems that the beloved series, “Ranma 1/2,” is finally making its comeback! In case you didn’t know, it’s been over three decades since Rumiko Takahashi’s iconic gender-swapping series graced our television screens. This fall, MAPPA Studios will breathe new life into “Ranma 1/2” on Netflix, and we’ve recently been treated to a tantalizing trailer hinting at its debut.
“The Deadpool and Wolverine movie has undoubtedly been one of the most successful films this year, earning over $1 billion globally and generating significant excitement for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Apart from chronicling more of Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool/Wade Wilson’s chaotic adventures, the film incorporated characters from various earlier Marvel productions – however, it appears one potential cast member was not contacted. In a recent interview with The Direct, Thomas Jane, who played Frank Castle / The Punisher in 2004’s The Punisher, revealed he did not receive an offer to make a cameo appearance in the Deadpool and Wolverine film.”
The wrestling world has lost another legend. Former WWF star Sid Eudy, best known as Sycho Sid, has passed away at 63 years old after a battle with cancer. Sid is championed for his work in the World Wrestling Federation throughout the 1990s, a run that had numerous peaks including WrestleMania main events in both 1992 against Hulk Hogan and 1997 against The Undertaker. Sid captured the WWF Championship on two occasions during his tenure in the company and added accolades like the WCW World Heavyweight Championship (2) and WCW United States Championship when he competed for World Championship Wrestling.
The much-awaited film “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” is scheduled for a theater release on December 20th. Upon its arrival, viewers can expect a blend of familiar faces from the first two movies, along with some exciting new additions. Excitingly, most of the cast from the initial films will reprise their roles, including beloved characters like Sonic and Knuckles, as well as human stars such as Tom and Maddie Wachowski from Sega. In anticipation of the upcoming movie’s premiere, we have put together a comprehensive list featuring all the principal actors confirmed to make an appearance.
Paramount Pictures is working on a live-action movie version of the comic book character Devilina, owned by producer Steven Paul and published by Atlas Comics. Screenwriter Rebecca Webb, known for her work on Echo, will pen the script. The production will be handled by Steven Paul, Scott Karol from SP Media Group, and Jason Goodman, a relative of Marvel Comics co-founder Martin Goodman’s wife and cousin to Stan Lee. Atlas Comics boasts a wide range of characters spanning various genres.
In a different, more modern take on Team Force X, which some might consider dispensable, John Ostrander’s “Suicide Squad” comics are absolutely essential. First appearing during the Silver Age of DC Comics in 1959, this government squad led by Col. Rick Flag was later reimagined by Ostrander following the Crisis on Infinite Earths. The “Suicide Squad” comic series, which began in 1987 as a spin-off from “Legends” #3 (with plotting by Ostrander, writing by Len Wein, and art by John Byrne), fundamentally changed the roster of villains serving time who were deemed disposable by the harsh program director Amanda Waller.