Mystique: Declan Shalvey Sets the X-Men Villain Up for an Espionage Thriller (Exclusive)

In the Marvel Universe, Mystique is poised to cement her reputation as one of the cruelest villains. Despite her initial attempts at peace on Krakoa, the X-Men’s sovereign island nation, she was instrumental in bringing about its downfall. Now, separated from her wife (Destiny) and children (Rogue and Nightcrawler), with Krakoa gone, Mystique is embarking on an adventure filled with action, intrigue, and espionage in a new series by writer/artist Declan Shalvey. The story will find Mystique traversing different regions within the Marvel Universe, always pursued by Nick Fury, while one of the series’ main questions revolves around what motivates Mystique to act so violently.

The Penguin Showrunner Confirms Spinoff Will Finally Bring Some Classic Batman Villains to Life

In the sequel titled “The Penguin“, we delve deeper into the gritty, crime-drama narrative that was initiated in last year’s “The Batman” (2022). This story won’t just pick up where Oswald “Oz” Cobblepot (Colin Farrell) left off; it will broaden our perspective of the intricate world and underbelly of Gotham City, as depicted in “The Batman“. For the first time, we’ll be shining a significant light on Batman’s organized crime network. This expansion allows for some iconic Batman characters to make their mainstream live-action debut.

Is Transformers One a Prequel to the Live-Action Transformers Movies?

Is “Transformers: One” more than just what we see on the surface? This groundbreaking computer-generated animated “Transformers” film, taking place on the planet Cybertron and set before the great war between Autobots and Decepticons, serves as an origin tale for the future comrades-in-arms Orion Pax (voiced by Chris Hemsworth) and D-16 (Brian Tyree Henry), who will eventually become leaders known as Optimus Prime and Megatron. However, does this new movie, releasing in theaters on September 20th, serve as a prequel to the live-action “Transformers” movies?

What We Do In The Shadows Clue Board Game Arrives For The Final Season

The upcoming sixth and last season of the cherished FX show “What We Do In The Shadows” is set for October 21st. However, you can prolong your stay on Staten Island with characters like Nandor, Laszlo, Nadja, Colin Robinson, and Guillermo as the latest version of Clue board game offers just that. In this edition, you’ll have a chance to embody these characters, even The Guide, in an effort to locate Laszlo’s elusive 100% Witch Skin Hat. Here’s the catch: whoever wins the game will effectively lose it because the one who finds the hat will also have lost it! Enjoy your victory.

One Piece Introduces the World’s New Vegapunk

One Piece continues to unfold its grand finale, and Eiichiro Oda is using this opportunity to infuse some outlandish aspects into the Grand Line. Although the most recent chapter didn’t heavily feature Luffy and his Straw Hat crew, it delved into events that will undoubtedly impact their future significantly. After their clash with the World Government on Future Island, the military is now in search of a new mad scientist to lead their malevolent schemes. Unfortunately for Luffy and his Thousand Sunny’s crew, the Five Elders have discovered a replacement for their “Godhead of Science and Defense.

Constantine 2 Producer Confirms He Has a Script He’s “Too Scared” to Read (Exclusive)

The script for Constantine 2 has one of its producers too scared to actually read it. The sequel to 2005’s cult-classic film starring Keanu Reeves as the supernatural exorcist John Constantine has been in various stages of development over the years. Several stars from the original Constantine, like Rachel Weisz and Tilda Swinton, and director Francis Lawrence, have addressed returning for the sequel, and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has provided updates when he can. While fans wait to see where Constantine 2 falls on DC Studios’ priority list, di Bonaventura gave some details on this cryptic script.