9-11 year old wizards and witches are eligible to enroll at Hogwarts School of Magic, a prestigious institution featured in the Harry Potter series. HBO and Warner Bros. Television have issued a call for young actors to portray these characters, including the primary trio – Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger – for an upcoming TV series on HBO, set to debut on the channel and stream on Max in 2026.
In an exciting turn of events, the character Happy Gilmore is preparing for the senior tour, with a long-anticipated sequel on the horizon. Before filming begins, star and producer Adam Sandler shared a sneak peek on social media, posting a picture of Happy’s Boston Bruins jersey accompanied by the caption, “It’s not over yet. From my perspective, we’ve merely scratched the surface.” This phrase is reminiscent of a scene from the original film, where the character of Chubbs (played by Carl Weathers) played a song on a massive, white piano with these exact words.
We’re nearly there with the release of “Dragon Ball Daima”! Announced more than a year back, this anime is set to air on TV in less than a month, specifically on October 11. “Dragon Ball Daima” promises a fresh journey for Son Goku and his companions, as they find themselves shrunk due to a mischievous wish made on the dragon balls. Based on trailer snippets, fans of Dragon Ball are anticipating that Goku might embark on his own take of “Dante’s Inferno”.
Our team at ComicBook Nation discusses and evaluates the Beetlejuice film, specifically Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, while considering the initial responses to Joker: Folie a Deux. Additionally, we delve into the major DC Universe Green Lantern casting updates and explore how they might impact HBO’s Green Lantern series.
Over a decade since Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo kicked off a fresh take on Batman comics as part of DC’s New 52, Snyder has now fully committed to an expansive collection titled “Absolute Batman.” During his five-year tenure in the DC Universe, Snyder introduced significant elements such as the Court of Owls, the partnership between Jim Gordon and the Batcop, and the Superheavy Bat-bot Rookie. He also penned intense Joker stories like “Death of the Family” and “Endgame,” and provided a new origin story for The New 52 titled “Zero Year.” Now, Snyder is reimagining the Batman saga again within DC’s new Absolute Universe.
Recently, there was an unfortunate announcement that Riverdale’s Camila Mendes would not be able to continue with the new I Know What You Did Last Summer due to her obligations for the live-action Masters of the Universe. This left fans wondering about the fate of the slasher revival. However, they didn’t have to wait long for good news as Deadline reported that Bodies Bodies Bodies star Chase Sui Wonders was in discussions to fill Mendes’ vacated role, potentially putting the project back on schedule. The new I Know What You Did Last Summer is set to be released on July 18, 2025.