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The adventures of Wonder Woman have been captivating readers ever since Tom King and Daniel Sampere took charge of the comic series. The latest conflict against a new enemy, the Sovereign, has kept fans on the edge of their seats, particularly when it intertwined with the storyline “Absolute Power” during the summer months. Furthermore, the enigma surrounding Trinity’s father has left fans speculating since her debut in the series. However, King and Sampere are not finished yet, as they prepare to reveal a major plot twist that will also tie into Trinity’s origins – the death of Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman issue #14.

Anticipation among fans of “My Hero Academia” is at its peak as the last installment is due in Japan by December 2024. They can’t wait to read the book and bid adieu to Class 1-A, their mentors, and every character who played a pivotal role in the series. The final volume offers an additional 38 pages of fresh content to neatly wrap up any unresolved plots from the manga’s serial publication. However, this isn’t the only emotional aspect of the last book; following in the footsteps of traditional Shonen Jump releases, “My Hero Academia”‘s final volume pays homage to a long-standing tradition associated with collected, final volumes from the magazine.

Imagination: Robert De Niro facing off against a clever eight-year-old in one of America’s beloved holiday comedies, or comedian John Mulaney outwitting burglars using complex traps – these aren’t plots from fantasy stories set in parallel universes; instead, they were potential castings that could have significantly altered the course of Home Alone.

The eagerly-anticipated film adaptation of the 2003 Broadway hit “Wicked” is set to grace the silver screen under the direction of Jon M. Chu. This upcoming movie marks the first time “Defying Gravity” will be showcased on screen, continuing a trend of adapting pre-existing musicals for the big screen. With rare exceptions like “La La Land” and “The Greatest Showman”, Hollywood tends to produce musical movies based on well-known Broadway productions. This strategy helps reduce some of the risk associated with making a movie in a genre that doesn’t appeal to everyone, as many people enjoy “Wicked” or “Into the Woods”.

Last year, “Solo Leveling” was one of the most impressive animated shows, expertly transforming the Webtoon into an enchanting spectacle that left high hopes for all other anime that debuted in 2024. The studio responsible for the adaptation, A-1 Pictures, is renowned for creating hit series such as “Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War!”, “Fairy Tail”, and arguably most famously, “Sword Art Online”. Now, the studio has released an enticing preview for the popular mobile game, “Nikke”.

Don’t miss your chance, as Frosty Returns won’t be shown on TV this year. Since its debut on network TV in 1995, CBS has been airing the 1993 animated special based on the video, usually following the annual screenings of the classic Frosty the Snowman from 1969. This year, the original with Jimmy Durante’s narration will appear on a different network, but without Frosty Returns – NBC has secured the rights to the Rankin/Bass specials including Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, leaving Frosty Returns out in the open.