The upcoming Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is imminent, but there’s more excitement on the horizon for fans! The park has just revealed that they will be launching Universal Fan Fest Nights in spring 2025. This special event gives visitors a chance to revel in their beloved Universal franchises in innovative ways.
Get ready to dive into a captivating meta-fictional whodunit in “Kid Maroon,” an intriguing new Vault Comics series penned by Christopher Cantwell (known for his work on shows like “Halt and Catch Fire” and comic books such as “Iron Man” and “Doctor Doom”). Artwork is handled by Victor Santos, renowned for his work on titles like “Polar” and “Violent Love,” while colorist Mattia Iacono brings his talents from comics like “Kid Venom” and “The Dead Lucky.” Andworld Design contributes their lettering skills from “The Many Deaths of Laila Starr,” and Adam Cahoon is the designer.
As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but get excited about one character who’s making a splash in the second season of One Piece‘s live-action series streaming on Netflix – Princess Vivi! Being the daughter of King Cobra and the Princess of Alabasta, she plays a pivotal role in the Straw Hats’ epic voyage, so it was only natural for her to grace our screens. With the recent casting of Cobra, Dr. Kureha, and Dr. Hirilu, Netflix officially announced that Charinthra Chandra will be embodying the blue-haired royalty. After the announcement, Chandra herself shared a new video expressing her delight at joining the cast and what lies ahead as she navigates the Grand Line!
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During our recent visit to Comic Con International in San Diego last month, Todd McFarlane, the creator of Spawn, unveiled an initial glimpse of the upcoming Medieval Spawn action figure he’s currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter. The new fundraising effort has surpassed McFarlane’s previous records, amassing $1 million in pledges within just five hours. This is a remarkable pace compared to the past Spawn Kickstarter campaign, which took 23 hours to reach the same milestone. A significant factor contributing to this success is McFarlane’s promise of an expedited production process; he has already initiated the manufacturing of these figures. McFarlane aims for these figures to break records in the action figure category on Kickstarter, and many are expected to be delivered by the holiday season. Notably, some will even ship directly from Hong Kong, only a few months after the campaign concludes.