New photos from the set reveal Luke Cage, played by Colter, filming a scene in an alley. He’s sporting a new outfit that comic book fans will recognize as the one he wore during his mayoral campaign. This suggests the show will explore that storyline, potentially showing how Cage can challenge Kingpin’s power in the city.
Hiromu Arakawa, the creator of the popular series Fullmetal Alchemist, recently launched their newest anime, Daemons of the Shadow Realm, in April. The anime has already been confirmed to run for two seasons, totaling 24 episodes, which will be released across eight Blu-ray volumes in Japan. This means fans have a lot of exciting content to anticipate!
It wasn’t long before Marvel began publishing “The End” series in the early 2000s. Starting with the highly praised Hulk: The End, these books offered final, definitive stories for Marvel’s most popular heroes. In 2004, Wolverine: The End, created by Jenkins and artist Claudio Castinelli, followed. This six-part series revisited themes from Origin, showing an older Wolverine uncovering a surprising truth about his past. While the book didn’t initially gain much attention 22 years ago, a recent read reveals it to be a remarkable Wolverine story—a true masterpiece that often goes unrecognized among other underrated tales.
I just finished watching Silver Bullet on Tubi, and it’s a fun horror movie from 1985! It’s based on one of Stephen King’s stories, Cycle of the Werewolf, and he actually wrote the screenplay himself. The movie stars Gary Busey, Everett McGill, and Corey Haim – a great cast! Honestly, it’s not super scary, but it’s become known as a really good werewolf movie over the years. It didn’t get a lot of love from critics when it first came out, but I think Busey’s performance is particularly memorable and stands out even now.
Just because a comedy is ‘smart’ doesn’t mean it’s stuffy or preachy. It simply means the writing is well-crafted, with jokes that land because of careful timing, well-developed characters, and meaningful ideas. Here are some recent comedies that fit the bill – they’re genuinely funny and worth watching.
This week also sees the release of Memories Off Sousou: Break out of my shell for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC, as well as TAMASHIKA for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
The game used to only have 240 storage spaces, which quickly filled up as players collected more items. A recent update has increased the limit to 1,000, but you’ll need to upgrade your Howling Hill Camp to unlock the extra space. So, if you want more room for your gear, start improving the camp quickly to help out the Greymanes and gain access to hundreds of new storage slots.
Although specific information is limited, Nintendo appears to be prioritizing humor in the game’s writing. Alex Donaldson of VGC recently mentioned hearing the game is “really funny,” suggesting a stronger emphasis on the story and a fresh approach compared to past titles.
Sucker Punch has announced that finding groups for raids won’t be possible when the game first releases. They plan to add this feature “in a couple of weeks.” In the meantime, players who want to team up are encouraged to join the game’s official Discord server.
It’s especially surprising when you remember the first game sold 1.5 million copies around two months after it launched – even though it had been in development for almost two years beforehand. While Crimson Desert received mixed reviews and a generally “Mixed” rating upon release, it still performed well. Reports indicate it sold nearly two million copies on Steam last month, and previously, it was claimed the game generated over $200 million in revenue across all platforms.