Peacemaker’s Steve Agee Reveals Season 1 Moment That’s Definitely Still Canon

In a new podcast, we’re revisiting Season 1 and discussing what is considered canonical versus non-canonical. Agee mentioned that he hadn’t considered the gorilla before, but he’s going to go along with the idea that he still has some of its blood on him. He believes he has the least number of casualties among all characters in the show, so he wants to maintain this as much as possible.

Alien: Earth Creator Teases How the New Monsters Will Terrify Audiences

Hawley responded to the question about whether xenomorphs remain the scariest creatures in Alien: Earth by saying it depends on personal preferences. He admitted that our new creations are indeed terrifying, but he feels the xenomorphs still hold an edge due to their versatility. They evoke fear at different stages – from the egg, facehugger, and chest burster phases. The xenomorphs, in his opinion, offer something for everyone.

Krypto Fans Really Need to Read This One Comic Before Supergirl

For those who loved Krypto’s scene-stealing moments in the movie ‘Superman’, there’s a trove of classic comic book stories they can delve into to get more of this character, ranging from his initial appearances in ‘Adventure Comics’ to contemporary tales that have reinvented his origins. However, the most exceptional Krypto story that fans should read at this moment offers more than just an in-depth look at the beloved dog. It’s also crucial reading for the upcoming major DCU movie, ‘Supergirl’. This is because the comic book miniseries ‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’, penned by writer Tom King and illustrated by Bilquis Evely, is a remarkable story not only for Kara Zor-El but also for her faithful Kryptonian canine.

Tonight’s WWE SummerSlam Night 2: 4 Hits & 3 Misses (August 3)

As soon as the Triple Threat match between Naomi, Iyo Sky, and Rhea Ripley was confirmed, it instantly became a strong candidate for Match of the Year, thanks to the exceptional skills of the performers. Although I feel it didn’t quite reach those lofty heights, it was still an incredible spectacle that perfectly kicked off SummerSlam.

Spy x Family Has Disappointing Update After Its Biggest Confession

Despite it seeming wise to end things since they’re merely a sham family, Yor can’t sever ties with the Forgers. In contrast to her fellow assassins’ advice, Yor desires for her mock marriage to continue indefinitely. Yet, she’s torn between maintaining her false identity and revealing her true self as the Thorn Princess. Unbeknownst to Loid, he misinterprets her actions and believes the opposite of what she intends. He’s now attempting to woo her without realizing she has feelings for him that have grown over time. The manga takes seven years to delve into Yor’s emotions, but just after an unexpected Chapter 120, Spy x Family unexpectedly pauses its publication.