Jared Hess, who directed the first movie, is back to direct the sequel. Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Roy Lee, Eric McLeod, Kayleen Walters, Torfi Frans Ólafsson, and Jason Momoa are producing the film. Once again, Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures, and the creators of the Minecraft game, Mojang Studios, are partnering to make the movie.
The first episode of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run is now streaming on Netflix, but it’s unclear when the second episode will be released. Neither Netflix nor the animation studio, David Production, has announced a date. The first episode was a full forty-five minutes long, leading many fans to hope for a return to weekly releases. However, it doesn’t seem like the next episode, scheduled for March 26th, is guaranteed. While some JoJo fans may be disappointed, an upcoming event could offer more information about the future of the series and the characters Johnny and Gyro.
The latest update to Marathon introduces a new duo queue option. Previously, players could only experience Marathon by playing alone or with a full squad of three. Many players who prefer playing with just one partner have been asking for this feature, and Bungie has now delivered.
I recently spoke with Freddie Stroma, who played Vigilante in Peacemaker, about his potential future with DC, and honestly, the news isn’t promising. He told me he hasn’t had any conversations about returning, and he seems genuinely in the dark. He wishes he could be mysterious about it, but he truly has no idea if he’ll be back. It sounds like fans shouldn’t hold their breath!
Palworld is currently facing a lawsuit from Nintendo, which claims the game copied artwork and elements from the Pokémon series. This has created a complex legal situation.
“Death Stranding 2: On the Beach continues to be a phenomenal game.”
Interestingly, this information didn’t come from official sources. It was shared by @StiviwonderN, who believes there was a minor mistake – they’re keeping the details private – leading to an accidental leak. They strongly suggest that Ada Wong will appear in downloadable content for Resident Evil Requiem.
Fans of The Wheel of Time have exciting news! Variety reports that a lot of new projects are being developed thanks to a collaboration between iwot Studios, who owns the rights to the series, and Thomas Vu, the producer of Arcane (and a veteran of League of Legends). Here’s what’s in the works:
Everyone remembers Edward Norton being replaced as the Hulk and Terrence Howard as War Machine, but those changes happened after audiences had already seen them in their roles. Less talked about are the times Marvel quietly swapped actors before filming even began – after they were officially cast or close to signing on. While those mid-franchise switches were noticeable, these earlier replacements happened more subtly.
During the Golden Age of comics, DC Comics was the dominant publisher, but most of their characters faded into obscurity by the 1950s, with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman being the notable exceptions. Issue #4 of Showcase marked a turning point: DC reintroduced the Flash, revitalizing a character from its past. Barry Allen became the Flash for a new generation, and his initial story—created by Robert Kanigher, John Broome, Carmine Infantino, and Joe Kubert—helped define a new style of superhero comic. These early Silver Age DC comics essentially paved the way for Marvel Comics, providing the foundation they needed to eventually become the industry leader.