As the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day approaches in just three months, here’s a rundown of what the movie hasn’t revealed yet, including a major secret about what’s next for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Comic book relationships often get shaken up with surprising twists. For example, Marvel once suggested Spider-Man’s father had a relationship with Aunt May, and DC’s Donna Troy had a short-lived, confusing marriage. While some of these changes are more shocking than others, certain pairings, like Superman and Wonder Woman, have always felt a bit off to many fans. Ultimately, some comic book couples are simply known for being controversial. Here are 10 examples from Marvel and DC that have caused a stir.
The final chapters of Black Clover deliver on the central rivalry between Asta and Yuno, culminating in a decisive battle to determine the next Wizard King. While this paves the way for Asta’s success, the ending feels incomplete because it doesn’t resolve the potential romantic relationships between Asta and characters like Noelle Silva and Mimosa Vermillion. Despite the generally happy conclusion, fans are left wondering who Asta will ultimately end up with.
Despite all the powerful heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, one villain has surprisingly managed to stay alive and keep succeeding longer than anyone anticipated. It’s starting to become a real issue – after everything the heroes have done, how has this villain consistently avoided consequences?
People were upset with how much an AI tool altered the look of a game, especially the characters, whose faces were noticeably different.
According to lead quest designer Rafał Jankowski, players can actually finish the game right after the Prologue. This is linked to the main character, Coen, and his quest to rescue his family within a 30-day timeframe. Completing this mission helps Coen grow stronger, find companions, and weaken the power of the vampires.
The Family Guy trilogy that parodied the original Star Wars films was a huge hit, and fans have been hoping for more crossovers ever since. For 16 years, nothing new happened, but now Hulu has released a teaser hinting at another Family Guy and Star Wars collaboration to coincide with the release of Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu later this month. You can see a sneak peek of the upcoming crossover below.
We’ve been hearing about a game called Assassin’s Creed Invictus for over a year now. However, it’s not a typical Assassin’s Creed game. Instead, it’s a spin-off that plays more like Fall Guys – a surprising direction for Ubisoft, who seem to be expanding into the party game genre with this project.
YouTuber JorRaptor, who recently got an early look at the game and spoke with the developers, shared that this applies to the standard gameplay. Separately, there’s a ‘Tac Sim’ mode where players can replay missions with different goals – like completing a level without using any weapons. Successfully completing these challenges earns players Intel, which can be used to unlock upgrades for gadgets, weapons, and outfits.
The popular manga Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is published in Weekly Shonen Magazine, the same magazine that features the long-running Detective Conan. To celebrate Conan Edogawa’s birthday on May 4th, and to showcase two of the magazine’s biggest series, a special crossover between Frieren and Detective Conan has just been released. You can find it below!