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Following numerous years in development and rescheduled release dates, “Kraven the Hunter” is now set to hit theaters later this year. This upcoming movie, focusing on the Marvel Comics antagonist by the same name, is part of Sony’s ongoing Spider-Man Universe of films. It appears that the studio holds a favorable outlook for this project, as suggested in a recent report from Deadline. The article details director J.C. Chandor scheduling his next movie with Sony Pictures, offering some insights into his work on their upcoming Marvel film. Delayed to December 13th of this year, the film reportedly underwent reshoots to improve character development and plot cohesion. The report also suggests that after these reshoots, Sony is hopeful that “Kraven” will match the quality of their “Venom” franchise films, in light of the less-than-stellar reception for “Madame Web” earlier this year.

Stacy Caballero, the costume designer for the series ‘Echo’, discusses her creative process behind working on ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ and ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’. ComicBook interviewed this Emmy-nominated professional about designing costumes that fit within the diverse universe of Marvel Studios. ‘Echo’ is a more earthbound project, while ‘Ragnarok’ and ‘Wakanda Forever’ inhabit two distinct corners of the world Marvel Studios is constructing. Caballero credits the Marvel executives for providing valuable guidance on how to approach costuming and set design for these unique projects. Read what she had to share about her experiences below.

As a lifelong fan of anime and animation, I must say that the nomination of “Blue Eye Samurai” for two Emmy awards this year has truly piqued my interest. Having grown up watching various anime series from different genres, I can confidently say that “Blue Eye Samurai” is a standout in terms of storytelling and animation quality.

Ever since the jaw-dropping success of “Deadpool & Wolverine” at the box office, it feels like I’ve been living, breathing, and talking about this epic film! Now, Marvel Studios has graciously given the team behind this masterpiece a chance to reveal some behind-the-scenes goodness. This has led to an avalanche of concept art from Marvel’s vast visual development department, and let me tell you, fellow gamers, it’s been nothing short of exhilarating!

The iconic anime series, Mobile Suit Gundam, continues to captivate audiences worldwide as its mech suits appear in surprising locations. Since its debut on anime, an essential aspect of this franchise by Yoshiyuki Tomino has been the Gundam Plastic Models, or Gunplas. To date, millions of these replicas have been purchased by fans from around the globe, with dedicated Gunpla enthusiasts consistently crafting innovative combinations that wouldn’t otherwise exist. In an intriguing turn of events, Mobile Suit Gundam is now merged with Kentucky Fried Chicken, resulting in a Gunpla Model never before seen.