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Tomorrow marks the start of San Diego Comic-Con, a long-awaited event for comic book fans, moviegoers, gamers, and television enthusiasts alike. At this gathering, attendees will have the opportunity to celebrate their passions with like-minded individuals. Notable special guests include Ashley Eckstein and Michael James Scott. Eckstein is renowned for her voice work as Ahsoka Tano in various Star Wars animated projects, while Scott currently graces Broadway’s Aladdin as the Genie. These friends will join forces to host the 10th Annual Her Universe Fashion Show. Founded by Eckstein, this milestone event promises an exciting display of fashion. In anticipation of the show taking place at Comic-Con tomorrow, ComicBook had the privilege of interviewing Scott and Eckstein about its anniversary.

As a long-time fan of both Stumble Guys and My Hero Academia, I’m absolutely thrilled to hear about their upcoming collaboration! Having grown up watching anime and playing mobile games, I can’t help but feel a sense of excitement at the prospect of seeing my favorite My Hero Academia characters come to life in Stumble Guys.

Ava Kris Tyson, a former long-term collaborator of MrBeast on YouTube, has issued a new statement addressing recent accusations of inappropriate conversations with minors. Yesterday, it was revealed that Tyson and MrBeast were parting ways as a result of these allegations. Initially, Tyson didn’t provide many details about the claims, but she has since spoken out and refuted them.

In the realm of anime, a time skip packs quite a punch, be it in “Black Clover” or “Dragon Ball.” Shonen series excel at utilizing time skips to maximize their storyline. Notably, “Naruto” and its successor have aced this technique. Consequently, it’s no wonder that Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has gained massive popularity due to a brilliant cosplay creation by an ardent fan.

Kevin Smith unveiled the theatrical poster for his new film, titled “The 4:30 Movie“, which is scheduled for release. This R-rated production, set in 1986, is based on some of the mischievous activities that Smith and his friends used to engage in around their old movie theater. As part-owner of the theater now, Smith filmed most of the movie there and intends to hold the film’s premiere there as well. He revealed on Instagram that he will debut the first trailer during his Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con this coming Saturday and that it will be available online on Monday.