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If everything goes smoothly, this new feature could be the second DC Comic book adaptation of the 2020s (after “The Batman”) to earn over $100 million in its initial domestic release weekend. This would also make it the eighth DC movie to ever reach that figure at its North American premiere. Notably, among these eight films is the biggest domestic opener for a DC film, a record held by an unexpected blockbuster hit from the 2010s.

At the bottom of our rankings comes Stephanie Brown, more commonly recognized as Spoiler or Batgirl. Despite not being an inferior fighter, she falls short compared to others due to less formal training and achievements showcased by them. Initially self-taught during her vigilante career, she eventually trained with top-tier individuals like Tim Drake, Barbara Gordon, and Cassandra Cain. Over time, Stephanie has significantly improved, but her fighting style remains unpredictable and heavily reliant on trickery, which sets her apart from most of the other combatants here. In a fair fight, it’s difficult to envision Stephanie defeating any of the others on this list. Nonetheless, being ranked tenth is an impressive feat.

When asked who he’s most looking forward to seeing among DC Universe characters, Corenswet mused, “I believe Batman is my top pick, but a thought just struck me: one of the Robins – perhaps a different version of Robin – could be intriguing. You see, I think Superman has a strong fatherly vibe. Although his relationship with his sons has been explored in some versions, it might be fascinating to have him as a sort of mentor figure for Batman’s young protege.

In fact, it’s important to note that not every movie produced during the ’80s and ’90s was somber or grim. For instance, classics like “The Little Mermaid,” “The Lion King,” and “Mulan” were released in this era too. While they did have sad moments, these elements weren’t the main focus of these films. However, there were many other movies from this period that flew under the radar, offering a darker or more complex narrative. Examples include “The Secret of NIMH,” “The Black Cauldron,” “The Brave Little Toaster,” and “The Last Unicorn.” Frankly, we could go on listing these lesser-known movies all day.

In the climax of “Ironheart,” after much anticipation, Mephisto, the legendary Marvel Comics villain, was introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Actor Sacha Baron Cohen portrayed him brilliantly, captivating audiences with his performance. It’s unveiled that he is the Hood’s benefactor and has entered into a questionable agreement with Riri Williams, paving the way for compelling and mysterious storylines in the upcoming MCU installments. These tales might introduce some of Mephisto’s most beloved comic book companions, characters we’ve been eagerly waiting to appear in the MCU for quite some time.

During his interview with ComicBook, Hoult mentioned one comic he enjoyed beforehand was a team-up between Lex Luthor and the Joker. The interplay of these two characters was quite entertaining in the comic, so if we’re fortunate enough to continue making movies, I’d love to explore that dynamic further.

To clarify, the Platinum trophy for this game will still be challenging to earn, but since several tedious trophies from Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2 have been removed, you might find it less frustrating when trying to achieve it.