I’m A Big Fan Of X-Men ’97 And Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, And A Marvel Exec Gave A Great Update For The Future

Currently, the second season of *X-Men ’97* isn’t expected until 2026. There’s also been talk that Season 2 of *Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man* might be ready next year, but that hasn’t been officially confirmed. The positive news is that future seasons of both shows won’t have such long delays between them, according to Winderbaum in an interview with DiscussingFilm.

Avengers: Doomsday Will Include 1 Unnecessary Villain Team (Report)

Recent reports indicate Robert Downey Jr.’s Victor Von Doom may assemble his own team of villains, a concept that has surprised many fans. While the team’s members are currently a mystery, this could allow Marvel to introduce alternate versions of familiar actors from across the multiverse.

Dancing With The Stars Fans Are Already Making Voting History In Season 34, But Only One Performer Has Broken 1 Million Views So Far

As of now, only one contestant from Season 34 has reached 1 million views on YouTube, and no one else is even near that number. While Bobby Bones showed in Season 27 that strong dancing isn’t always necessary to win *Dancing with the Stars*, my personal favorite from the beginning of Season 34, Andy Richter, is still in the competition despite consistently low scores. Although anything could happen, one star currently seems to be leading the pack.

Star Wars Officially Unveils Its 2nd-Ever Force Dyad

The animated series *LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past* recently introduced another pair of characters connected by the Force. In the second episode, siblings Sig and Dev Greebling are revealed to be a ‘Force dyad,’ a rare connection also seen between Rey and Kylo Ren in the *Star Wars* sequel trilogy.

Kevin Feige Demanded That 1 Marvel Project Be Rated R

According to series creator Bryan Andrews, Kevin Feige, the head of Marvel Studios, insisted from the start that the new *Marvel Zombies* series be rated R. Andrews shared this information in the show’s official press materials, highlighting Feige’s enthusiasm for the animated series.

September 29 Will Be a Sad Day for Batman Fans

The TV show *Gotham* will no longer be available on HBO Max after Monday, September 29th. Originally airing on Fox from 2014 to 2019, *Gotham* ran for five seasons and 100 episodes, offering a fresh take on the Batman universe. Though Batman himself isn’t a major character, the show provides a detailed look at the city he protects.