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One of the main reasons people love Batman is that he’s pushed himself to become incredibly powerful, almost like a natural disaster, even frightening beings with god-like abilities. While he’s known for not having superpowers himself, he’s actually used the powers of other heroes on occasion. We’re going to explore five instances where Batman borrowed or utilized the abilities of his fellow Justice League members, and what he accomplished with them. Let’s dive in and talk about the Dark Knight!

The new Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War anime is scheduled to premiere sometime in July as part of the summer anime season. However, a possible release date of July 25th appeared briefly on a digital manga platform (noticed by user 0icha on X) before being taken down. This makes fans wonder if that initial date was accurate.

On sale July 15th, What If…? Jessica Jones explores an alternate reality where Jessica Jones, instead of Peter Parker, is bitten by a radioactive spider and becomes Spider-Girl. However, don’t expect a bubbly, upbeat Jessica! This new comic, written by Justina Ireland and illustrated by David Messina, imagines what Jessica’s teenage years would have been like as Spider-Girl—and it’s essentially the Jessica Jones we know and love, but with even more sarcastic wit. We’ve got a sneak peek at the upcoming issue and an interview with Ireland about this fresh take on two popular Marvel characters.

Among the greatest sitcoms and casts of all time is Taxi. This show, centered around a group of New York City cab drivers and their often-critical dispatcher, originally aired on ABC from 1978 to 1982 before moving to NBC for a final season, concluding on June 15, 1983. Despite its straightforward premise, Taxi became one of the most intelligent and character-focused sitcoms ever made, thanks to its exceptionally talented cast and writing team.

Just a quick heads-up about Push Square – some of you may have already seen the changes. A few people brought it up in the forums, so I wanted to let everyone know.

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Although Jared Leto’s villain was defeated by Prince Adam, the post-credits scene hinted at Skeletor’s possible return. However, the mid-credits scene revealing She-Ra was the more significant surprise. It showed Princess Adora, long thought lost, standing on a cliff with the Sword of Protection, seemingly ready to embrace her fate. Director Travis Knight has now confirmed the location as the Fright Zone, a place many dedicated Masters of the Universe fans likely recognized. He told CinemaBlend, “You couldn’t tell? That’s the Fright Zone behind her. For the keen-eyed fan.”