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On July 11th, Friday, Superman will be shown in theaters, and as we wait, enthusiasts are rereading “All-Star Superman” in anticipation. This graphic novel featured 12 issues released between 2005 and 2008, and it was a key component of a daring revamping strategy for Superman conceived by Morrison and other creators. At that time, Morrison stated that the cover image was crucial to their vision for this series, and he claimed it was inspired by an unexpected encounter with someone dressed as Superman at San Diego Comic-Con, which sparked an idea in him.

Regardless of the situation, it’s worth noting that seven of the least impactful villains in the long-running series of Buffy the Vampire Slayer originate from this show.

The series “Daredevil: Born Again” brings back a number of characters from the Defenders Saga, such as Matt Murdock (Daredevil), Wilson Fisk (Kingpin), Frank Castle (Punisher), Karen Page, Foggy Nelson, Vanessa Fisk, Benjamin Poindexter (Bullseye), and others. As of now, the other Defenders have not made a comeback, but this will change with the second season of “Born Again,” set to air in 2026. The second season promises a reunion between Matt Murdock, played by Charlie Cox, and Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter). It’s also speculated that other Defenders might appear as well.

Hey there fellow gamers! If you’re an Epic Games Store user like me, mark your calendars because from June 26 to July 3, we can grab the PC game ‘Sable’ for free! Now, if you haven’t heard of this open-world exploration game yet, it’s available on PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PS5. Critics have given it Metacritic scores ranging from 71 to 76, but user reviews seem to think these scores might be a bit too modest.

For instance, on the Epic Games Store, it has a stellar rating of 4.5 out of 5 from users like us! On Steam, it boasts an impressive 87% approval rating. So, if you’re intrigued and want to check it out, this is your chance! Happy gaming!

Thankfully, the final episode of Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX revealed Sayla’s captivating visage during its closing montage. As Artesia, she rose to lead Zeon following the demise of the Zabi family. Clad in traditional regalia and a crown, she ascended the old Side 3 mansion’s steps. Ramba Ral, another iconic Gundam character, wasn’t far behind, making a sudden entrance at the last moment, too. Artesia was able to seize the leadership role because her father had previously established and named the Principality of Zeon before Zabi took over and instituted their radical ideologies.

Over numerous years, Bane stands out as one of Batman’s most resourceful and merciless adversaries. The following list details seven actions Bane took against the Bat Family, leaving them shaken to the depths of their being.

Among the most renowned, if not arguably the most, well-known bait-and-switches in gaming lore, and a clear demonstration of Hideo Kojima’s knack for altering sequels, is an established fact. However, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach deviates from this trend. Unlike its predecessor, it doesn’t reinvent the wheel but rather expands upon the foundation laid by the 2019 series premiere. There are no shocking plot twists or dramatic overhauls to be found here. This might disappoint some given Kojima’s reputation for surprise elements, but it’s a complex facet of an intricate game.

As a proud member of Techland back then, I remember our underdog status as we unleashed Dying Light 1. The gaming world didn’t anticipate us crafting such an awesome game like Dying Light. In a recent interview, I acknowledged that while working on Dying Light 2 Stay Human, we perhaps neglected some elements that made the first one so beloved among gamers.

Edwards expressed that he’s deeply grateful he doesn’t have people reminding him of ruining their childhood by crossing the street. It feels somewhat similar to [Jurassic World: Genesis]. To be honest, he dislikes terms like ‘franchise’ and ‘IP’. These phrases seem to trivialize… In his opinion, these movies were almost spiritual experiences for him as a child, watching them, and they hold significant meaning.

This year’s end brings another chance to watch Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy on the big screen again. Starting in September, thanks to Fathom Events, you can catch the trilogy at your local theater. Notably, the extended cut of Spider-Man 2, titled Spider-Man 2.1, will have its first ever theatrical release in 4K. This special version includes additional fight scenes between Spidey and Doc Ock, extra dialogue, and more. While not necessary for everyone, it’s a nice bonus for devoted fans who have watched the original cut multiple times.