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Deadpool and Wolverine made an appearance in the Marvel Universe, hinting at a potential battle between Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds), Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo). However, the brief scene, which was a nod to Todd McFarlane’s famous cover of The Incredible Hulk #340 from 1987, ended before Deadpool and Wolverine could actually fight against the enraged Avenger. This anticipated clash was eventually depicted in issue #3 of Rob Liefeld’s latest Deadpool comic, Deadpool Team-Up.

It’s surprising to ponder over the fact that at one point, the popular anime series “Bleach” was on the brink of being cancelled. When the original series concluded, many fans of the shonen genre doubted that the “Thousand-Year Blood War” arc would ever be adapted into animation. However, the fictional realm of Soul Society astonished fans by not only returning to our screens but also making a significant comeback in the anime world once again. Despite Studio Pierrot being the production company behind the latest anime episodes, the creator of “Bleach,” Tite Kubo, has been working closely with the animators on this new season. Additionally, Kubo is also involved in creating a new fashion line that draws inspiration from the shonen series.

On October 30th, the game titled “Death Note: Killer Within” was unveiled. This is a social deduction game where Light Yagami (also known as Kira), along with his twisted Kira Followers, face off against detective L and a team of investigators in a timeless battle of intelligence. Here’s a brief summary to spare you the click. Let me know if this sounds familiar to you.

As a dedicated fan, I can’t help but notice the surge of excitement surrounding webtoons, from Tower of God to Solo Leveling and True Beauty. It seems that these digital comics are making waves in the anime industry, with their popularity soaring in recent times. And it looks like more industries are taking notice, as web comics gain traction in various fields.

Happy new comic book day! It’s another major week in comics, and the ComicBook staff have come together to break down and review as many of the big comics releasing this week as possible. Now obviously this isn’t every single comic on stands, but we’re breaking down new releases from Marvel, DC, Image Comics, BOOM! Studios, Dark Horse, Dynamite, Oni Press, IDW, Mad Cave Studios, DSTLRY, and more!

Legendary artist Rob Reger’s cherished character “Emily the Strange” is set to be transformed into an animated film by Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and Bad Robot. Penned by the talented screenwriter behind “Moana,” Pamela Ribon, the “Emily the Strange” motion picture will see production under Reger’s company Cosmic Debris, alongside Bad Robot. Trevor Duke-Moretz is also credited as an executive producer for this exciting project. In a joint announcement on social media, Warner Bros. Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures Animation unveiled the news about the “Emily the Strange” movie, with Reger sharing his thoughts on the project to Deadline.