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Today is a thrilling day for comic book and Art Deco enthusiasts as Bottleneck Gallery unveils two new posters merging these two worlds. The gallery introduces a print inspired by the iconic character The Rocketeer, created by Raid71, available in both standard and special edition versions. Additionally, Bottleneck presents prints dedicated to “Batman: The Animated Series” adorned with Tom Walker’s artwork. Sales for these posters and their variants commence today, July 24th, at 2 p.m. ET on Bottleneck Gallery’s official website.

If Deadpool is referred to as Marvel’s version of Jesus, then the team-up between Deadpool and Wolverine can be considered their spiritual rebirth: early responses from critics rave about this “insanely profound and brilliant work” and deem it “the standout film of 2023.” The highly anticipated Marvel Studios production, featuring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in the leading roles, premieres in theaters on Thursday. Deadpool’s self-proclaimed title as “Marvel Jesus” and his helmet-kiss to deceased TVA Minutemen are showcased in the recently released critics’ preview below.

The climax of My Hero Academia is approaching, focusing on Deki’s journey to become the world’s most exceptional hero. Though the anime is struggling to keep up with the finale and is engrossed in the last battle, the manga is set to conclude UA Academy’s saga next month. Fortunately, creator Kohei Horikoshi seems to have more unexpected elements in store for us before we bid farewell to Class 1-A. One fan artist has recently unveiled a revamped design for Deku’s possible final costume.

Bill Lawrence, a successful producer and writer, has been on a roll with comedies for Apple TV+. In 2020, he co-created the Emmy-winning “Ted Lasso” with Jason Sudeikis, Brendan Hunt, and Joe Kelly. Following this success, he teamed up with Brett Goldstein and Jason Segel to develop the Emmy-nominated “Shrinking.” To top it off, Lawrence is set to debut another series on Apple TV+ this summer titled “Bad Monkey.”

The trial period for Firewalk Studios’ game “Concord” has come to an end, signaling the final push towards its official release. A fresh FAQ following the beta testing has been released, detailing what players can anticipate upon launch. Among the highlights are the inclusion of twelve maps in total, five of which were previously accessible during the beta phase, and the availability of all six game modes.