As a longtime MCU fan, I’ve noticed how much the universe has expanded, and we’ve met some incredibly powerful aliens! Some of them are just naturally strong, while others got a boost from special items or developed new powers. While Thor is definitely one of the originals and a powerhouse, it’s become clear he’s not the only super-powered alien in the MCU anymore.
I remember when Law and Bepo left Wano – things went south quickly. They immediately ran into Blackbeard and suffered a really tough defeat. Bepo barely got them both out of there, but we haven’t heard anything about the rest of their crew since. We last saw them in Chapter 1081, back in March 2023. They haven’t reappeared in the main story yet, but it was great to see them featured on the cover of Chapter 1165! Eiichiro Oda, the creator of One Piece, often does illustrations based on what fans ask for, and this was one of those. It’s funny because the fan only requested a picture of Bepo using Zeus as a pillow, but Oda added Law too, since he’s often seen doing the same thing with his crew’s navigator.
Good news for Daredevil fans! Marvel Comics is launching a new Daredevil series in March. Written by Stephanie Phillips (known for her work on Spider-Gwen and Harley Quinn) and illustrated by Lee Garbett (Batman, Batgirl), the series will see Daredevil, aka Matt Murdock, take on a new challenge: teaching law school. However, balancing his career and superhero life will be difficult, as a new villain named Omen begins targeting him.
He’s incredibly powerful and likable, so it’s exciting to discover what he’s been doing. Now that we know he survived and other sorcerers are looking for him – possibly to face new dangers together – it’s clear he remains the strongest. This also gives us clues about what he’s been up to, suggesting he’s been training in a way very similar to his teacher, Gojo Satoru.
Just two months after its release, the game’s outlook is now much more concerning. Sales haven’t met Take-Two’s goals, and players are abandoning it more quickly than previous games in the Borderlands series. This is worrying for fans, as it suggests the franchise may be losing popularity. If the next installment, Borderlands 4, doesn’t improve things, Take-Two might decide to discontinue the series.
I’m not a huge fan of Grand Theft Auto, but it’s clear fans are really let down whenever its release date is delayed. I was a bit disappointed myself when Witchbrook announced it wouldn’t be coming out in Winter 2025 as planned. With so many games being announced with estimated release dates only to be pushed back, I get why Bethesda is being so secretive about The Elder Scrolls 6. Even though Todd Howard has said it’s still a ways off, I doubt we’ll get many details until right before it comes out. And frankly, I think that’s a good approach for more games.
Despite the many popular science fiction movies of the 2010s, quite a few have faded into obscurity. This means some truly great films from that decade are now rarely discussed, overlooked amidst the bigger, more prominent releases. These movies deserve more attention – they’re hidden gems from a decade already full of excellent sci-fi.
Steven Spielberg is famous for adventure films, but his contributions to science fiction are equally significant. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is a beautifully made movie that captures our natural curiosity and willingness to understand the unknown. But E.T. wouldn’t have been possible without another one of Spielberg’s films, a movie that still shapes the science fiction genre almost 50 years later.
Dek arrives on Genna deeply shaken, having just witnessed his father kill his brother. Despite this trauma, he manages to find a couple of loyal companions who are committed to helping him. While the story focuses on this new group of characters, it doesn’t forget the Yautja culture, and even includes a surprising joke near the end that could significantly impact future installments in the series.
James Gunn responded to a report from Deadline about a potential DC project to clarify some confusion. He stated that a project called “DC Crime” has never been in development, even as a temporary title, and he wasn’t sure where the name originated. However, he also confirmed that other reports about upcoming DC shows, including one focused on Jimmy Olsen, are still accurate – just not under the title DC Crime.