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Sean Murphy, Matt Hollingsworth, and Todd Klein’s Batman: White Knight, first published in 2017, quickly became a fan favorite. Since then, the story has expanded with several sequels and spin-offs. Now, Murphy has announced a new installment, and for the first time, Superman will appear in the White Knight universe. Murphy also shared a first look at Superman’s design, and it’s exciting to see these two iconic heroes together in this world. You can see the new design below.

As a huge animation fan, I always loved how different The Ricky Gervais Show on HBO was. Most adult cartoons have a set cast and a specific world, but this one was totally unique. It started as a podcast, and the show basically took the rambling, hilarious conversations between Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, and Karl Pilkington and animated them like an old-school Hanna-Barbera cartoon. There wasn’t much of a plot, really – it was just them going off on tangents and arguing with each other, and that’s what made it so funny!

Most people remember Practical Magic, a beloved 90s movie about sisters Sally (Sandra Bullock) and Gillian (Nicole Kidman) Owens. They come from a family with a history of magic, but they’ve tried to avoid using it themselves. However, things change when Gillian’s violent boyfriend suddenly dies – a pattern with all of her relationships – and the sisters are forced to use real magic. This attracts the attention of a local police officer, Gary Hallet, who becomes suspicious. In an attempt to fix things, Sally and Gillian accidentally bring a man named Angelov back to life, but an evil spirit ends up possessing his body.

The initial glimpse of the project is a movie poster with a retro design. It was posted on Reddit, and the description explains that Rogue Trooper tells the story of a lone super-soldier seeking revenge, aided by a gun, backpack, and helmet that hold the personalities of his fallen comrades.

The final episode of My Hero Academia shows that while the world is now peaceful, Deku and his friends haven’t had much time to consider their own futures. They’ve been so focused on their hero work that they’ve neglected their personal lives. The episode culminates in both Deku and Ochaco realizing they want a deeper connection with each other and have been putting off building that relationship.

The initial excitement around the 2025 release of Daredevil: Born Again stemmed from the character’s popularity and the story’s promise. Thankfully, the first season lived up to expectations, and the second season was also generally well-received. However, as the show moves into its third season, it’s clear that Daredevil: Born Again needs a fresh storyline.

The critically acclaimed British drama Threads, depicting a nuclear apocalypse, is coming to 4K Blu-ray. Severin Films is releasing a 4K UHD version scanned from the original 16mm film reels. You can preorder it now from the Severin Films website for $45. It will be officially available on July 28th, coinciding with news of a new television adaptation being developed by Warp Films.

To be fair, adapting Fire & Blood isn’t easy. It’s not a typical novel; it’s presented as a historical text from the world of the story, written as if by a scholar using various, often contradictory, sources. This means the show has had to make its own choices about what happened and expand on the characters and plot significantly.

The anime series From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman surprised many viewers with its initial release last spring and was quickly renewed for a second season. Now, with the Summer 2026 anime season approaching in July, a release date of July 8th has been confirmed. To get a sneak peek, you can watch the new trailer and view the poster for Season 2 below.

The animated film Spirit Untamed became available on Peacock on April 30th, five years after its disappointing theatrical release. While it was a fresh take on the 2002 film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and inspired by the Spirit Riding Free series on Netflix, Spirit Untamed unfortunately became DreamWorks Animation’s lowest-grossing movie in theaters. Despite a relatively modest $30 million budget, the film only earned a little over $42 million worldwide, making it a significant box office failure, particularly when compared to the original film’s $122 million global earnings.