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Fans of Dragon Ball who have been thrilled by the unexpected characters shown in each trailer for “Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero” might want to prepare themselves, as it appears that the rest of the fighting game’s roster (and possibly more) has been leaked. This leak comes after yesterday’s trailer for Dragon Ball GT characters, which was already surprising since people were only somewhat optimistic about the inclusion of Dragon Ball GT fighters, but the full leak revealing what’s yet to be released contains more deep cuts than fans anticipated would be included in the Dragon Ball game.

Roman Reigns, known as the Tribal Chief, recently reappeared in WWE programming at SummerSlam in August. During Cody Rhodes’s WWE Championship fight against Solo Sikoa, he unexpectedly showed up. In the closing moments, Reigns emerged from the sidelines and charged into the ring, attacking his former ally Sikoa with a Superman Punch and a spear. Rhodes secured the victory for himself, eyeing Reigns at ringside as a hint of confusion mixed with suspicion crossed his face. Since then, Reigns has focused all his energy on The Bloodline, assaulting Sikoa and the Tongans in the following SmackDown episode before being overpowered by Jacob Fatu a week later. However, he hasn’t been spotted on WWE TV since that time.

Today, on Friday the 13th, fans of the Netflix series “Wednesday” by Tim Burton have reason to celebrate! Thanks to LEGO, we finally got our first glimpse at three sets inspired by Jenna Ortega’s portrayal of Wednesday: The Dorm Room set (76781), a Wednesday Addams Figure (76780), and the BrickHeadz duo of Wednesday & Enid (40750). To make it even better, you can pre-order the two larger sets right now with an official release date scheduled for October 1st. All the details about these exciting releases are provided below!

Regardless of whether you’re a die-hard fan of Cyberpunk 2077 who dabbles in tabletop games or not, it’s hard to ignore the fact that the quality and excitement surrounding Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game continues to grow with each new piece of content they announce. Having easily surpassed its funding goal, this crowdfunded game by Go On Board has been unveiling exciting additions, such as the recent announcement of an expansion based on the animated series Edgerunners, a highly requested addition among fans of the board game once they realized that expansions and additional content were in the works.

In this article, we’re privileged to provide you with an early sneak peek into “The Golem of Venice Beach Book 2,” the concluding part of the illustrated series penned by Chanan Beizer, featuring a diverse group of artists such as Vanessa Cardinali, Frank Quitely, David Mack, Nick Dragotta, Howard Chaykin, Dean Haspiel, Jae Lee, Das Pastoras, Juan Jose Ryp, Stan Sakai, and letterer Ferran Delgado. This project is about to launch on Kickstarter, so keep an eye out for it here! The narrative resumes right where Book One left off with a cliffhanger, taking the epic tale of a 400-year-old Golem through time from the 16th century Europe, the terrors of World War II, to contemporary Venice Beach, where the Golem finds itself caught in a struggle between a local gang and law enforcement.

It turns out that the architects behind Knull hadn’t anticipated his appearance in “Venom: The Last Dance“. This enigmatic Marvel antagonist has rapidly gained popularity among readers due to his distinctive visual aesthetic and symbiote-linked lore. Previously featured in video games such as “Marvel Snap” and “Marvel Contest of Champions”, Knull is now poised to take the spotlight as the primary villain in “Venom: The Last Dance“, the third installment in Sony Pictures’ Venom series. The announcement of Knull’s role in “Venom: The Last Dance” took even his creators by surprise, given that they hadn’t expected him to make an appearance in this film.