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As a dedicated fan of DC Comics who has been following the universe for several decades now, I must say that the latest addition to the roster of shows – Creature Commandos – is a breath of fresh air. This series, being part of the new DCU canon, has managed to bring together an eclectic mix of characters from the comic books, both famous and lesser-known, in a way that feels authentic yet excitingly new.

The sixth episode, “Priyatel Skelet,” in particular, was a standout for me. It featured the Batman villains Clayface (Alan Tudyk) and Rupert Thorne (Benjamin Byron Davis), with brief appearances by the Dark Knight himself, along with a host of other iconic characters such as Superman, Sgt. Rock, Gorilla Grodd, and Circe (Anya Chalotra). The episode also introduced us to inmates of Belle Reve’s Non-Human Interment Division, where A.R.G.U.S. has imprisoned a variety of supervillains like Congorilla, Nosferata, Orca, and Chemo.

I found the way these characters were woven into the story to be both intriguing and engaging, with each one contributing to the overall narrative in their unique ways. The blend of action, humor, and suspense kept me on the edge of my seat, and I eagerly await future episodes to see how the story unfolds. For any fellow DC Comics enthusiasts out there, I highly recommend giving Creature Commandos a watch – it’s a must-see for fans of the universe!

In an exciting twist for DC fans, The Main Man, popularly known from previous comic book adaptations, will step into a new role in “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.” The character Lobo, traditionally unfamiliar territory, will be portrayed by Jason Momoa, who has previously played Aquaman. This marks a unique shift in the world of comic book films as Momoa becomes the first actor to transition from one DC character to another on the silver screen. Although there are instances of actors moving between DC and Marvel or even within Marvel, none have made the leap from one DC film to another – until now. Momoa is also the only known figure from the previous DC movie universe to join this new cinematic universe, at least for the time being.

It’s an unusual period to be passionate about UFOs, particularly if you view celestial lights as inspiring rather than alarming. As actual conspiracy theories multiply and sci-fi space terror is portrayed far beyond our galaxy, I find myself explaining my UFO sentiments in a surprisingly pastoral narrative. To me, the epitome of a UFO horror movie is M. Night Shyamalan’s 2002 film, “Signs.

It appears that Amazon’s Prime Gaming members received their Christmas gifts a bit later than planned, with the official January lineup still undisclosed. However, some early surprises have been unveiled, including an exceptional hack ‘n’ slash game and a challenging puzzle game, both of which are highly-rated on PC platforms. These games are now available for free through Prime Gaming starting today, until March 5, 2025. To claim these free titles, Amazon Prime Gaming users must link their Epic Games Store account to access the redemption codes.