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Shueisha’s V-Jump magazine combines manga and video game content, often showcasing the most popular titles from both worlds. Given the massive success of the Dragon Ball franchise in both areas, it’s no surprise that characters from the series frequently appear on the cover. This month’s issue features new artwork from Dragon Ball Super artist Toyotaro, putting Ultra Instinct Goku and Beast Gohan together to promote the Dragon Ball Genki Dama Festival happening in January. While Goku and Gohan sometimes clash due to Goku’s passion for fighting, they share a strong bond. You can see the new V-Jump cover below.

This concept highlights Marvel’s overall take on heroes: they’re known for their imperfections, not flawless abilities. These characters aren’t just powerful; they grapple with the impact of their decisions. The frequent theme of self-sacrifice demonstrates how Marvel defines heroism, exploring both the physical and emotional costs of being a hero.

I’m so excited for Friday! Netflix is releasing what I think will be their biggest movie of the year – the third mystery starring Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc, called Wake Up Dead Man. It’s been playing in some cinemas, but I’m really glad it’s finally coming to streaming so everyone can watch it.

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The new footage understandably highlights Miya Cech as the exciting addition of Toph in Season 2. It also gives us a glimpse of the rest of Team Avatar and hints at the difficulties they’ll encounter. The action appears as captivating as before, but fans have noticed one particularly noticeable issue with the new season. This problem seems unavoidable when adapting The Last Airbender into a live-action series – something The Legend of Korra wouldn’t have faced.

The French film Black Box (originally titled Boîte noire) came out in France and Belgium on September 8, 2021, and proved to be popular, grossing about $9.7 million worldwide. Now, Netflix is creating an English-language remake. Tim Fehlbaum, known for directing September 5, will direct. Andrew Mittman of 1.21 (known for Elvis and Wednesday) will produce alongside the original film’s producers: Wassim Beji, Thibault Gast, and Matthias Weber. Kai Dolbashian from 1.21 will be the executive producer.

With the year winding down and fans buzzing about Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution and Season 3, the compilation film covering the Hidden Inventory/Premature Death Arc now has streaming dates. The official anime website announced the film will be available to rent or download starting December 17th, 2025, on platforms like Prime Video, Niconico Channel, and DMM TV, though exact release dates will differ between services. Currently, this announcement is only for viewers in Japan. However, since the film includes some new artwork not seen in Season 2, there’s hope it will become available internationally as well.