Bitcoin has managed to keep its head above water, remaining stable above the $82,000 level. It’s like that one friend who always shows up to the party, even when they’re not invited. Recently, it started a recovery wave above the $83,500 resistance level, which is great news for anyone who still believes in fairy tales.
The recent findings were shared by Jeff Grubb, a highly influential figure within the industry who usually provides accurate insights, although it’s important to note that his history of leaks and inside info isn’t always spot-on. To put it simply, he has been incorrect on occasion, but infrequently.
Originally published by Robert Kirkman and E.J. Su for Image Comics back in 2002, the series known as Tech Jacket initially ran for just six issues before concluding. However, the popularity of Invincible around the same period allowed Tech Jacket to make a substantial impact on some of Invincible’s major storylines, and even spawned its own brief sequel. Now, with Season 4 of Invincible adapting those particular arcs, there’s a chance that Tech Jacket might finally receive the recognition he deserves after all these years.
Konishi stands out as a versatile voice actor, recognized primarily from his roles in “Gurren Lagann,” “Fairy Tail,” “Bleach,” “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind,” “Kill La Kill,” and “Black Clover.” He gives life to the enigmatic Mr. Elegance, seeking to enlist Ubu Shinsui into his band of bounty hunters. Meanwhile, Yashiro is another accomplished voice actor, who’s currently lending his talent to Professor Friede in “Pokemon Horizons.” Tanabe has made a name for herself in the anime world through her performances in “Wizard Barristers,” “Ai Tenchi Muyo,” and “Soul Buster.” Veteran actor Wakamoto boasts almost five decades of experience in anime, with his portrayal of Cell in “Dragon Ball” being particularly memorable. Lastly, Izumi and Uesaka are both actresses who have an impressive list of anime credits to their names.
Batman has taken on a new apprentice, Jason Todd. Known for being headstrong, impetuous, and reckless, with a questionable past, Batman believes he can transform him into Gotham’s future guardian. However, the question remains whether Batman can help Jason conquer his inner demons. As if things weren’t already challenging, a new enigmatic villain, draped in white fabric and secrets, targets Jason. This leads Batman to recognize that he has what it takes to temper Jason’s rage and turmoil.
Although the changes made to the movie version of V for Vendetta might have seemed appropriate when it was made, they make the film feel outdated now, and less intense compared to the original graphic novel. Instead of portraying how the UK falls into turmoil after a nuclear winter, as in the comic book, the movie depicts a more cartoonish scenario about what could happen if there’s an extreme response to Islamic terrorism. The film also softened the character of V; he is presented more as a compassionate rebel fighter instead of a fierce, angry terrorist.