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2021 marks the 85th anniversary of Batman, and DC is making a grand celebration of the Dark Knight! The festivities align with the return of “The Batman” to cinemas on August 28th. In line with this, AMC is unveiling a working Bat-Signal popcorn bucket. You can view it in action in the video below. Priced at $34.99, the bucket will be sold separately. Additionally, a cup showcasing designs of the Batmobile throughout the years will be available for $11.99, and fans can purchase both the popcorn bucket and the cup together for $44.99.

Today, Capcom unveiled two release dates for the game titled Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics. Starting on September 12th, the digital version of this collection will be available, while those willing to wait can grab a physical copy on November 22nd. For many Marvel enthusiasts, that additional waiting period might feel unbearable, but Capcom has added an enticing bonus for preorders on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch platforms: an exclusive comic book! The specifics about the comic are scarce at this time, though we do know it will present a fresh narrative.

The upcoming horror film “Speak No Evil” is a fresh adaptation of the 2022 Danish movie “Gaesterne,” but what adds to the chilling atmosphere is that the original story was based on real-life events, albeit not as grim as portrayed in either movie. In a recent behind-the-scenes look at “Speak No Evil,” director and co-writer of the Danish film, Christian Tafdrup, shared how the idea stemmed from an experience he had during his vacation, where he pondered what would transpire if he accepted an invitation to spend more time with a seemingly amiable family. Tafdrup also revealed that shortly after the release of the original movie, Blumhouse reached out to him with plans to create their own version of the story. You can watch the new featurette below before “Speak No Evil” hits theaters on September 13th.

A while back, over five years ago, TOKYOPOP published a manga adaptation of ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ that has been cherished by many. Originally released in black and white, this Disney Manga version of the 1993 stop-motion animated film by Tim Burton is now being reprinted with a color edition. The paperback contains 176 pages, with the manga beautifully colored by Jun Asuka (Disney Fairies: The Petite Fairy’s Diary), and features new cover artwork by Manuel Puppo (Marvel’s Voices).