To get ready for the new movie, it helps to revisit some past Marvel films, especially for those who might be a little behind. For Avengers: Doomsday, there’s one Disney+ show you should definitely watch beforehand, and nine other movies contain clues and storylines that lead into it. While not required viewing, here’s a list of MCU projects that connect to the upcoming December release.
As a huge fan of superhero teams, I’ve always been fascinated by the way Oliver Queen, the Arrow, built his crew. He never really worked alone, and over time, so many awesome characters joined his fight! The ‘Arrow Family’ is genuinely one of the most skilled groups of heroes around, and they’ve got a knack for unique approaches. Here’s my take on the seven best members – a seriously cool collection of vigilantes from the comics.
Even though Hasan Kahraman’s 2021 attempt to create buzz with a misleading game linked to Silent Hill and Hideo Kojima failed spectacularly, he still seems determined to develop a similar project.
Nintendo just released another trailer for the upcoming movie, but this one is being billed as the last one. This likely means fans shouldn’t expect any more dedicated presentation events before the film’s release. It still leaves you wondering what surprises are left, considering previous trailers have already shown off locations from Super Mario Odyssey, revealed Yoshi battling a T. rex with a Super Scope, introduced Rosalina, and featured Bowser Jr., among other things.
The expansion of the Game of Thrones universe isn’t likely to stop anytime soon. Several prequel and sequel projects are in the works, including an animated series focusing on Corlys Velaryon and a potential show about Arya Stark’s adventures beyond Westeros. The biggest project, however, is a Game of Thrones movie. Reportedly written by Beau Willimon (known for House of Cards and Andor), it will tell the story of Aegon’s Conquest. Interestingly, this idea echoes the original plan for the TV show’s ending. Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss initially proposed concluding the series with three full-length movies for theaters, but HBO declined, preferring to focus on television content.
If you’re new to this storyline, a great place to start is the graphic novel Batman and Son. It includes the main story of that name, plus a few standalone issues, including the excellent Batman #666. This collection introduces Damian Wayne, Batman’s son, and also sets up other important characters and plot points, like Bruce Wayne’s new love interest, Jezebel Jet, and the mysterious Three Ghosts of Batman. If you enjoy this, you’re in for a treat – the story only gets more exciting!
Given all the excitement leading up to the release of Marathon, it’s no surprise Steam experienced some difficulties when the game launched. Considering how popular shooters like Counter-Strike 2 and PUBG: Battlegrounds have been – consistently topping the charts for most-played games on Steam – I thought Marathon would quickly climb the ranks. However, Slay the Spire 2 has completely surpassed it, and most other popular games on the platform, in terms of player count.
POP MART is celebrating 10 years of its popular THE MONSTERS series with an exciting new collaboration! They’re bringing together the worlds of LABUBU and Sanrio, two incredibly popular character franchises.
The broadcast will show the final trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. It won’t include any details about video games.
Some movie franchises lack a consistent creative vision – a key person who oversees each sequel and ensures everything fits together. While not essential – the recent Planet of the Apes films, for example, didn’t harm the originals – this consistency is really important for maintaining a cohesive story. Without it, franchises can become so disjointed that new installments feel completely unrelated to what came before, effectively breaking the established storyline. These are prime examples of when a movie series loses its way.