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On October 1st, the debut of “Absolute Evil” #1 is set to be released, penned by Al Ewing with artwork and a principal cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Stefano Nesi. The primary cover showcases seven sinister villains standing together in unity, their hands intertwined, while tattered images of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Martian Manhunter, Flash, Hawkman, and others lay beneath them. In “Absolute Evil”, Ra’s al Ghul, Veronica Cale, Hector Hammond, Elenore Thawne, and the enigmatic Joker no longer work against each other. Instead, they are aligned, united, and pose a significant threat. However, an undercover act of treachery within their ranks could potentially undo all they’ve accomplished.

In the years that have passed, Vancouver’s citizens celebrate their new champion: the Marvelous Wolverine, also known as the Wendigo – Logan’s last disciple, as revealed by Marvel. However, the fate of Logan remains unclear. A secret from Wolverine’s history will drive his final student on a quest to honor his mentor’s legacy, but this could all be threatened by a grave danger that might consume everything first!

In an interview with TrekMovie, Goldsman shared that the final season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will conclude with Kirk being promoted to captain and assuming command of the USS Enterprise. This event would lead us right up to where the original Star Trek: The Original Series begins canonically. “We’ll guide the show towards Kirk’s first day of command,” Goldsman explained, “which, by the way, isn’t actually The Original Series. The Original Series starts a bit into Kirk’s command,” he added to the site.

According to Variety’s report, it seems that Warner Bros. doesn’t plan to announce a sequel for Corenswet and Brosnahan’s project anytime soon. Instead, they are focusing on speeding up the production of a Wonder Woman film. Additionally, they are excited about Matt Reeves’ recently submitted screenplay draft for The Batman sequel.

On a newly posted FAQ sheet, Sega has disclosed various details about the Nintendo adaptations of its forthcoming game. The launch date for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on the Switch is set for September 25th, with most other versions following suit. A digital version tailored for the Nintendo Switch 2 is expected during the holiday season of 2025, while a physical version will be made available in early 2026. The physical release will come as a traditional cartridge (not a Game-Key Card), and those who purchase the Switch version can opt for an upgrade at a cost of $10, with their saved progress being carried over.

After the conclusion of Ironheart, there’s been plenty of discussion and speculation among Marvel Cinematic Universe enthusiasts about how Riri compares to Tony Stark. While some of this conversation isn’t always pleasant, it appears that Riri taking over Iron Man’s mantle has sparked a bit of controversy among certain individuals (trolls) simply because she is stepping into his legacy. However, many fans are thoughtfully pondering the question of how far Riri has progressed in terms of armor technology and whether it can truly compete with Tony Stark’s Iron Man suits.

Equipped with a fresh suit and weapons powered by Kappa energy, capable of harming fifth-dimensional beings like the ones Spheric Solutions conveniently possessed, I, Nightwing, ventured into Titans Tower – a once familiar homebase now transformed into an infinitely vast realm, filled with sections and entire worlds that seemed to materialize from what existed before. Trying to communicate with Nite-Mite, I found no response, instead encountering a small army of Deathwings, a villain from the future who mistakenly believed me to be Dick Grayson. As more and more of them emerged, they were suddenly obliterated as another individual descended from above on a jetpack. It was Nightwing-Prime, Van-Zee of the Bottle City of Kandor.