Look, as a big fan of superhero shows, it was tough when Arrow wrapped up after eight seasons on January 28, 2020. It was the first of the Arrowverse shows to finish its run, and honestly, it felt like a real turning point. Plus, it launched this hilarious internet meme that everyone still talks about, which is kinda cool!
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Besides seeing Pascal’s reaction when Din Djarin takes off his helmet, who else is actually wearing a suit of armor? Let’s break down who’s wearing what.
Many of the most famous superheroes actually weren’t created by Marvel or DC Comics. We’re going to explore ten of the best heroes who originated outside of those two companies. For our purposes, a hero needs to have a secret identity, fight bad guys, and have a recognizable look – like a costume or a unique appearance. It’s worth noting that there are many more heroes who would fit this description, but we’ve selected ten we think superhero fans will really enjoy. Let’s get started!
IDW Publishing recently launched IDW Dark, a new line of horror comics, to take advantage of the growing popularity of the genre. Popular titles like IDW’s Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees, along with comics based on The Twilight Zone and Event Horizon, found a home with the imprint. Now, IDW Dark is growing again with A Quiet Place: Storm Warning, a new story by Phil Hester (known for Swamp Thing and Green Arrow) and Ryan Kelly (Lucifer, Local). This story both expands the world of A Quiet Place and delivers a thrilling, standalone experience.
The original Dragon Ball Super anime series finished airing eight years ago, running for over 100 episodes. Fans used to enjoy new adventures with Goku and his friends every week, but the new series will likely be different. Instead of weekly episodes, it’s expected to follow a seasonal format, with each season containing around 23 to 26 episodes, similar to how One Piece is released.
Prime 1 Studio is releasing a new Batman statue called Batman Berserk: Dark Age Saga (also known as Batman: The Berserker Rage Mode). It depicts Batman as a fierce warrior, clad in armor reminiscent of the style seen around the character Guts from Berserk. The statue costs $1699 and is expected to ship between May and August of next year. You can see a video of this impressive recreation below, and fans are hoping it could hint at a future collaboration between Batman and Guts.
Eventually, everyone will move on, and that includes the talented people at Nintendo. We’ve recently seen several key figures from Nintendo’s past retire or leave the company, leaving behind an incredible impact. This latest departure is especially difficult, though, considering how many successful games this person helped complete.
In the world of DC Comics, Darkseid’s forces are attacking the Speed Force – the source of power for speedsters like the Flash. In the DC K.O. tie-in comics, they aim to erase the Speed Force entirely, preventing any speedster from ever existing, and they’re specifically targeting Barry Allen to stop his origin story. Now, it’s up to Wally and Bart Allen to defend the Speed Force, and they’re about to uncover a shocking secret that will change everything they thought they knew about being a speedster.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, characters rarely remain dead for long. According to insider Daniel Richtman, Marvel is reportedly developing a Scarlet Witch movie planned for Phase 7, which could open the door to adapting a well-known storyline from the comics.