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“As a lifelong Batman fan who’s seen every incarnation from Adam West to Ben Affleck, I must say that Robert Pattinson’s portrayal in ‘The Batman’ has left an indelible mark on me. The man truly embodies the darkness and brooding intensity of Bruce Wayne/Batman. Now, with Matt Reeves’ upcoming HBO series The Penguin, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation tinged with a touch of melancholy – after all, Batman won’t be making an appearance, but the Dark Knight’s presence will certainly linger.

Legendary actor and cultural figure, James Earl Jones, passed away at the age of 93. With an impressive EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards) under his belt, it’s clear that Jones left a lasting impact with many unforgettable performances on both stage and screen. It’s rare to find someone who hasn’t encountered the talent of James Earl Jones through his iconic roles as Mufasa in The Lion King and Darth Vader in Star Wars; however, it’s important to note that these were merely voice performances. Beyond these renowned vocal roles, James Earl Jones had a substantial career as an on-screen actor, and here are just a few of his most celebrated performances.

Masashi Kishimoto, the creator behind the Naruto series, has shared his preferred arc from the show. To mark two decades since the original TV anime adaptation began, the Naruto franchise is currently working on new projects. During their fan events in France, Kishimoto and writer/artist Mikio Ikemotto of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex have been dishing out behind-the-scenes info about both manga releases. As they discuss the challenges and triumphs of publishing with Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, Kishimoto has spoken candidly about some of the toughest parts of serializing the series over time.

In a fresh twist, the modern interpretation of the classic Wolf Man character went through several creative transformations before “The Invisible Man” director Leigh Whannell breathed life into it. The lead actor, Christopher Abbott, recently hinted that this upcoming adaptation offers audiences an unanticipated perspective on the Wolf Man concept, similar to Whannell’s previous monster movie. Whannell was appointed to oversee the project shortly after his “Invisible Man” premiered in cinemas, but later stepped away from it before eventually returning to direct Abbott. With mixed reactions to his “Invisible Man,” this update is sure to spark excitement among fans while also causing some apprehension. The Wolf Man is slated for release on the big screen on January 17, 2025.

In the upcoming episode of “Rick and Morty: The Anime,” we’re nearing the midpoint of its series, and a sneak peek at Episode 5 hints at Jerry embarking on his own journey. This anime adaptation has expanded the universe of “Rick and Morty” by introducing a fresh multiverse, adding layers to the broader narrative. So far, it’s given fans a unique perspective on the Smith Family, and the story unfolds across various dimensions as a new gadget has been causing chaos for Rick and other characters by rearranging space-time.

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Deadpool & Wolverine, there’s been no lack of details to explore. The film delighted fans with subtle nods to the wider Marvel multiverse and more. A sharp-eyed Marvel fan has noticed a quick tribute to Hugh Jackman’s past roles, as Logan’s skull in the opening scene is engraved with the serial number “24601.” This is the same number assigned to Jean Valjean, the main character portrayed by Jackman in the 2012 film adaptation of the famous musical Les Miserables.