Jessica Jones’ Daughter, Danielle, Explained: Marvel Comics History, Powers, Father & MCU Future

It makes sense why she’s left New York – it’s connected to the strange things happening with Jessica’s abilities. Season 3 of Jessica Jones took place in 2018, before Thanos’ snap, and now, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s 2027. Over those nine years, Jessica secretly had a daughter named Danielle. The show playfully avoids revealing who the father is, but fans of the comics will likely have a good idea.

DCU Timeline Update Solves a 2-Year-Old Batman Villain Plot Hole

I was so excited when the first Clayface trailer dropped, and I immediately hopped on Threads to ask James Gunn where it fit in the new DCU timeline. He got back to me and said it actually takes place before the events of Superman! Apparently, it’s the first movie we’ll see from the DCU, even though it’s earlier in the timeline – pretty cool, right?

All 10 Versions of King Kong in Movies, Ranked by Power

The continued popularity of King Kong isn’t just about the original film’s enduring appeal, but also how the character has been reimagined over the years. This has led to many different versions of King Kong in movies, most of which focus on simply making him larger. Some filmmakers have even added weapons or superpowers, resulting in a wide range of Kongs with varying levels of strength.

Pragmata’s Success Proves Everyone Wrong About New IPs

The sales figures for Resident Evil Requiem demonstrate a strong commitment from players to the survival horror series. A remarkable 90% of Xbox players finished the game, and over two-thirds of players on Steam (70%) and PlayStation 5 (67%) also reached the end credits. Because Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata share a similar single-player focus, we can expect Pragmata to see a comparable level of dedication from its players as well.

7 DC Heroes Who Won’t Kill & Why (It’s Not Just Batman)

DC’s heroes are generally portrayed as the ultimate examples of goodness, and a key part of that is their refusal to kill. Each hero has strong personal reasons for this moral stance, and they consistently uphold it. Here are seven DC heroes who don’t kill, along with their motivations.

Gran Turismo 7 Gets Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau 964, Yangwang U9 24 in Latest Update

The Leichtbau 964 is a rare and highly-regarded Porsche 911 coming to Gran Turismo 7. Only 86 were ever built, but it’s considered one of Porsche’s best models. As the third generation of the 911, the 964 kept the classic shape of earlier versions like the 901 and 930, but with 80% of its parts completely redesigned. It’s powered by a 3.6-liter flat-six engine and will be available from Legend Cars in the game.

Gundam Creator Slams Japanese Government as “Authoritarian”

The Mobile Suit Gundam series has always explored the realities of war, initially portraying the conflict between the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon. In a recent interview with Animage magazine, creator Yoshiyuki Tomino expressed his strong dissatisfaction with Japan’s current political leadership. He pointed out that authoritarian regimes can rise to power through elections, comparing the situation in Japan to historical examples like Nazi Germany, and lamenting what he sees as a lack of awareness among the public. Given Gundam’s long-standing anti-war message, it’s unsurprising that Tomino would offer such political commentary.

6 Sitcoms Where The Supporting Characters Are Better Than the Main Character

I’ve noticed something about sitcoms – a lot of them live by their leads. Think about it: The Office wouldn’t be the same without Michael Scott, and Curb Your Enthusiasm needs Larry David to work. Even All in the Family revolved around Archie Bunker! Some shows, like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The Golden Girls, are different – they’re great because of the whole group. But sometimes a show just doesn’t quite get it right with its main character, and honestly, I think these six shows actually have stronger, more memorable supporting casts.