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In approximately two weeks, “Agatha All Along” premieres on Disney+, featuring Kathryn Hahn reprising her role as Agatha Harkness in the spinoff of WandaVision, and introducing another legendary character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Patti LuPone. Renowned for her long career in theater, particularly in musicals where she has garnered three Tony Awards, LuPone is also well-known for her work on television and film. Although collaborating with a musical titan might have been intimidating, the cast of “Agatha All Along” shared that working with LuPone was a wonderful experience, and that she was incredibly supportive.

Kachina serves as an adaptable merchant of DMG in various combat scenarios, capable of dispensing DMG both on and away from the battlefield. Upon activating her elemental skill, Kachina summons Turbo Twirly, a combat ally that can either ride with her or function independently. When attacking normally while atop Turbo Twirly or when Turbo Twirly acts autonomously, it causes the ground to quake, unleashing an Area of Effect Geo DMG on nearby enemies.

Deadpool & Wolverine has easily become one of the year’s biggest blockbusters, delivering a take on the Marvel movie multiverse that fans truly had to see to believe. In addition to the Internet-breaking cameos from Channing Tatum’s Gambit, Wesley Snipes’ Blade, and Jennifer Garner’s Elektra, Deadpool & Wolverine featured a number of variants of supporting characters from the previous X-Men films. As a new piece of concept art from David Masson San Gabriel reveals, that almost included a gender-bent version of an infamous X-Men villain. The concept art, which you can check out below, presents a female version of Cain Marko / Juggernaut, emulated around the costume that Vinnie Jones wore in 2006’s X-Men: The Last Stand. While a version of Juggernaut ultimately did make it into Deadpool & Wolverine, he was a male variant of the character played by Aaron W. Reed.

It appears that the circular pattern of life, often associated with nature, also seems applicable to the realm of entertainment. Over the past few years, streaming services have significantly disrupted traditional television, only to find themselves reinvesting in live, channel-based programming similar to cable TV. Pioneers like Pluto TV were instrumental in this shift, and now many paid streaming platforms are following suit. This includes Disney+, which recently announced and launched its own channels over the summer.