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Since its theater release in July, the Marvel Studios film featuring Deadpool and Wolverine has been ruling the box office, shattering numerous records such as being the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever. This Labor Day weekend, it’s anticipated that the film will once again claim the top spot at the box office. While Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) and Hugh Jackman (Wolverine) are prominent actors in the MCU film, a new breakout star has emerged: Dogpool. In the movie, this lovable pooch is played by Peggy, who won the Ugliest Dog award in Britain. Soon, Dogpool will have its own comic, and the character is also gaining popularity on social media.

This year, Square Enix introduced “Final Fantasy 14” on Xbox Series X/S, broadening the reach of its already thriving MMORPG further. It appears that Square Enix aims to continue this growth by potentially launching the game on additional platforms, particularly Nintendo systems.

The highly-anticipated book, titled “Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine: The Art of the Movie“, is set to release in October and fans are excitedly previewing some stunning artwork within. Known Marvel Studios artist, Andy Park, has crafted a multitude of these captivating images featuring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman as their respective characters. It’s still hard to believe that Deadpool and Wolverine will be battling it out on the big screen under the Marvel Studios brand. The deluxe edition of this Official Art Book offers even more thrilling content. A large section is brimming with concept art depicting Deadpool and Wolverine confronting various dangers from throughout the cosmos. Take a peek at the official image provided below!

As a gamer stepping into the ring, I’m pumped to declare that I’ve joined the All Elite squad! After a thrilling wait, I made my AEW debut at AEW ALL IN: London, surprising everyone in the Casino Gauntlet Match. Though I didn’t take home the win, the buzz around me was deafening and I became the focus of conversation after the show. The following Dynamite event saw me going head-to-head with Kyle Fletcher in an exhilarating matchup.

As a die-hard Marvel fan, I can hardly contain my excitement as we’re just weeks away from the debut of “Agatha All Along” on Disney+! Ever since Kathryn Hahn’s captivating portrayal of Agatha Harkness in “WandaVision” three years ago, this spinoff has been one of the most anticipated projects for us Marvel enthusiasts. Now, with the countdown to her return ticking down, Hahn herself shares a fascinating tidbit about when she discovered that Agatha would be gracing our screens once more. It turns out she found out about the show while working on “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery”.

Approaching the eleven-month mark until the release of James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman film, which will serve as the launchpad for his and Peter Safran’s fresh take on the DC Universe. Despite numerous uncertainties surrounding the Superman project following its completion this summer, a particularly intriguing theory may have been laid to rest. On a recent episode of Threads, Gunn dismissed a report from Puck News regarding a potential video game based on Matt Reeves’ Batman series, while also addressing a new rumor about Superman. Specifically, the speculation hints at the possibility that Chumbawamba’s 1997 hit “Tubthumping” was played during the filming of Superman. Although Gunn didn’t explicitly confirm that “Tubthumping” won’t be featured in Superman’s soundtrack, he did clarify that the song was not played on set during production.