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In the fifth episode of Riri Williams’ initial solo series, we find her under assault by the Hood’s group at a White Castle, with Ezekiel Stane (Alden Ehrenreich) among them, damaging Riri’s Ironheart suit. Following consultation with her mother (Anji White) and the NATALIE artificial intelligence (Lyric Ross), Riri constructs a replacement suit using the car she had collaborated on with her step-father. A sequence of images highlights her and her companions creating the suit, while Zelma Stanton (Regan Aliyah) readies her magic, concluding with Riri gazing directly into the camera, disrupting the traditional screen barrier.

After the successful debut of Superman in the box office, the film has achieved another success by contributing to the rise of an older punk rock song to the top of music charts. According to Spotify’s Daily Viral Song Global chart, “Punkrocker” by Teddybears, featuring Iggy Pop, debuted at number two on the chart. The Netflix animated hit K-Pop Demon Hunters‘ song “Golden” took the top spot. Notably, “Punkrocker” is played towards the end of Superman, leading into the credits.

Among the notable transformations in the Joestar series since the Stardust Crusaders era is a shift in the character’s physical appearances. In the third installment of the anime franchise, it was hard to imagine Jotaro as a high school student due to his muscular build that resembled a professional bodybuilder. Over time, Araki has adopted a new style when designing characters, making them leaner and more fashionable. The ongoing JOJOLands series portrays its leads, Jodio and Dragona, as significantly slimmer than their predecessors. A comparison between the current depiction of Jotaro and his Stand Star Platinum, and how they would appear if they debuted today, highlights this change in style.

In Ryan North’s recent work on the Marvel’s First Family, Sue Storm has shone brilliantly in the spotlight. Unlike Reed Richards, who tends to be more intellectual, Sue holds her ground among her family and has guided many of their most memorable escapades thus far. Given that The Thing is currently venturing solo, this presents an ideal opportunity for Sue to embark on her own adventures as well. Ben Grimm often faces formidable opponents when he’s alone, Johnny Storm chases fame whenever he’s not involved with a new love interest in almost every other issue, and Reed has never gone solo before acquiring his powers, so he might invent something new. It seems that it’s Sue’s turn to shine on her own.

As a die-hard fan of the series, I was pumped about Season 3 and its introduction of the Sparrow Academy, a fresh batch of superpowered characters promising to stir up the narrative. The concept seemed rock-solid on paper, but sadly, the execution left much to be desired. Newcomers felt one-dimensional, lacking the depth and complexity I’ve grown to expect from this show.

Moreover, the entire season felt like a mad dash, attempting to balance too many storylines without giving any the time and attention they deserved for proper development. A prime example: Ben (Justin H. Min), whose drastic makeover from scruffy to clean-cut left me scratching my head. The transformation was intentional on the part of the production team, but for fans like myself who closely follow the show, such details matter – especially when they don’t contribute to the plot or feel thoughtless and sloppy.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but imagine the thrilling combinations of characters in this highly anticipated Marvel/DC crossover. Beyond the expected duos, there are several unconventional and electrifying pairings that I yearn to see. From heroes who might seem unlikely allies to villains joining forces in ways that would send shockwaves through the multiverse, here’s my wishlist for this epic crossover event.

Reflecting on Paul Heyman’s betrayal at WrestleMania, Punk stated, “To be honest, this isn’t the first time Paul has deceived me. You’d think I’d have learned my lesson by now, but I guess I’m one of those ‘good guys’ with a short memory. However, everything I’m doing in wrestling now can be seen as bonus work.

Continuing the Journey in “Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion” #2, Miles Morales finds himself joined by Ant-Man and the Wasp from the Ultimates squad. The intricate relationship between these two Marvel characters has always been one of their most compelling dynamics. Placing them at the heart of Miles’s crossover with the Ultimate Universe was an unexpected yet fascinating twist. In “Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion” #2, we delve into Ant-Man’s thoughts as he and the Wasp assist Miles in gaining access to Wakanda to find his sister. Despite the differences between this alternate universe and Earth-616, one thing remains constant – the Wasp outshines Ant-Man.