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Despite being embroiled in controversy, the series consistently led readership rankings on official platforms during its height. In the same month of its debut, it was recognized as the top Newly Serialized Titles of 2024 on Manga Plus, with the ranking based on views seven days after the initial chapter’s release. It surpassed WSJ’s rising star “Ichi the Witch”, which ranked second on that list. With the upcoming third volume, Ichikawa recently confirmed on X that there will be reprints of the first two volumes and expressed gratitude towards fans for reading them.

In disguise, it’s revealed that Ultraman is an incomplete Superman duplicate, crafted from Superman’s DNA – a hair sample gathered from the battlefield by Luthor. However, it seems that Luthor had previously dabbled in creating life.

On the Supercon panel, Piper joined her former “Doctor Who” co-star Chris Eccleston. A member from the audience asked about how her character’s appearance in the Season 15 finale transpired and what she thought of it personally. Piper cautiously addressed this topic by stating, “This is quite a tricky subject; I need to think carefully about my response.” Essentially, she was contacted at the very last moment, and she can’t disclose the nature of her role, but filming it was deeply emotional for her, and she believes it makes for a fantastic ending.

Fans of Pokemon have been eagerly anticipating Mega Dragonite since the time of the X & Y series, as depicted in fanart and creative 3D models on platforms like Twitter. Over the years, people’s imaginations ran wild about what this powerful Dragon-type might look like. However, when the official unveiling was finally made, it did not quite live up to the expectations that had been built over time.

In an interview with ComicBook prior to the unveiling of Gene Luen Yang and Freddie E. Williams II as the new creative duo on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, Jason Aaron discussed his upcoming final issues, sharing insights about the run’s scope, his numerous artistic partners, the confrontation between the Turtles and the corrupt district attorney Hale, the deterioration of their bonds, the enigma surrounding their late father, Splinter, the Trial of the Turtles, and many other aspects.

In one of the first “monster-of-the-week” episodes from the series The X Files, there was a focus on a character named Eugene Tooms, an ancient mutant who sleeps after violent outbursts. When he resurfaces, Tooms would stretch his elongated arm through tight ventilation shafts to seize his next victim. The methodical, suspenseful manner in which Tooms operated serves as a lesson on creating genuine fear. Unlike the usual alien abductions, here the terror originates within your very own home.

Director Matt Shakman from the movie “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” explains why the film didn’t continue the storyline hinted at in the post-credits scene of “Thunderbolts.” Initially, fans got a glimpse of these characters in the “Thunderbolts” end-of-movie scene, which showed the New Avengers learning about the Fantastic Four’s arrival on Earth-616. Since this seemed like something that would be further explored in “First Steps,” it was disappointing to fans when it didn’t happen. However, according to Shakman, this was due to practical reasons: The “Thunderbolts” post-credits scene was added very late in the production process, making it impossible for him to incorporate it into the script for “First Steps.