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The third installment of the anime “One-Punch Man” has been officially confirmed, causing excitement among fans for Saitama’s upcoming return to action. Studio J.C. Staff is eagerly releasing fresh images to build anticipation for the series’ resurgence. As the battle against the Monster Association persists, it appears that even the main character, Saitama, will require assistance in fending off the onslaught of monstrous creatures. One prominent hero who is expected to lend a hand is the sword-wielding vigilante known as Atomic Samurai, who takes center stage in new artwork showcasing an elite S-Tier character.

In an interview with SFX Magazine, director Matt Reeves for “The Batman Part II” discussed his plans to keep Gotham realistic as they move forward with scriptwriting. The first film featuring Robert Pattinson as Batman generated a lot of buzz a few years ago. Now, Reeves is considering the numerous fan theories about potential villains for the sequel. Although the Gentleman Ghost would certainly be exciting, it doesn’t align with Reeves’ vision for Gotham City as a gritty and grounded setting. Therefore, while there may be some wild elements, don’t expect to see many of Batman’s more outlandish villains in this version of the DC universe.

In the upcoming film “Joker: Folie a Deux,” we find Joker and Harley Quinn teaming up as the villainous duo. However, another notable character from Batman’s rogues gallery is also present in this sequel to 2019’s unexpected hit “Joker.” The musical feature “Joker 2” brings back Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck (The Joker) and introduces recording artist Lady Gaga as Harleen “Lee” Quinzel (Harley Quinn). Todd Phillips is once again at the helm as director for “Joker 2,” collaborating with screenwriter Scott Silver to address some intriguing questions from the original movie, including whether we might witness the transformation of Harvey Dent into his Gotham crime lord alter ego, Two-Face.

This week saw the release of another exciting installment titled “Dragon Ball: Ignition! Zero“. Notably, this edition emphasizes the Buu Saga from “Dragon Ball Z” which, interestingly enough, was subtly hinted at by Bandai Namco with the trailer’s title before its launch. Given that the roster for “Dragon Ball: Ignition! Z” is rapidly expanding and Buu characters have been scarce thus far, fans eagerly anticipated seeing characters like Majin Buu, Kid Buu, various forms of Buu after absorbing other fighters, and more.

McFarlane Toys is all set to release their 11th wave of 6-inch scale action figures and vehicles, modeled after the iconic 1966 Batman TV show and the comic book series that picked up the storyline from 2013 to 2016. Pre-orders for these collectibles go live today, September 6th at 9am Pacific Time / 12pm Eastern Time. Notable items in this wave include the Batgirl Cycle from the TV show, a Batman figure based on the 1966 movie poster, the Joker character from the Batman movie, Wonder Woman and Clock King figures inspired by the comics, and many more exciting additions to your collection.

In simpler terms, Elizabeth Olsen, who plays Wanda Maximoff in “WandaVision,” referred to the production of this Marvel TV series as its “quirky relative.” Harper’s Bazaar UK interviewed Olsen while she was preparing for her role in “His Three Daughters.” When asked about an unexpected turn in her career, Olsen quickly pointed to “WandaVision.” The show, which premiered on Disney+ in 2021, became a massive hit, drawing millions of viewers eager to unravel the mystery and enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane with classic sitcoms. Olsen initially had some reservations about being the first Marvel Television series to air during the Disney+ era. However, fans adored the unique take on Scarlet Witch’s storyline with Vision.