Previously, Rian Johnson helmed Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which premiered by Lucasfilm in 2017. Approximately a month before this film’s debut, it was disclosed that Johnson would additionally pen a fresh trilogy of Star Wars movies, unrelated to the central narrative thread from earlier installments in the series.
Following Eric’s arrest due to a physical fight with his wife on Independence Day, the former star of “90 Day Fiancé” disclosed that their newly born child passed away while on life support.
The designs for the unique artwork on both the Steelbooks and the Library Case are yet to be revealed; a release date is still unknown but expected before Halloween; all films in the series will feature legacy special features, with potential additions; this article will be updated as more information becomes available; you can pre-order your copy on Amazon for $167.50; given that this is an individually numbered limited edition, it’s wise to secure a copy early; find below a list of the movies in the set and details about last year’s 4K release of the original A Nightmare on Elm Street.
During Anime Expo 2025 earlier this month, Masashi Kudo unveiled exclusive insights about the production of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, which ComicBook had the pleasure to attend. In a special video presentation, he disclosed behind-the-scenes details never before revealed. Among these tidbits was an intriguing tale about how Masashi Kudo earned his role as character designer for the original Bleach anime series. It turns out that Kubo was so impressed with Kudo’s drawing of Orihime, which he submitted during a competition, that it secured him the job in the design team.
As a devoted comic book enthusiast, I’ve always found Mephisto to be an intriguing character since his debut alongside the Silver Surfer in Marvel’s early days. However, it was his pact with Ghost Rider that truly solidified his infamy. Yet, that deal wasn’t even the darkest bargain this devilish figure from Marvel has struck with someone.
Although many shows in the WSJ lack the impact of their more successful counterparts, they’re still worthy competitors. This might be due to insufficient marketing or unfortunate timing, resulting in them not reaching the audience they truly deserve. Some series don’t even make it past a few episodes, while others manage to maintain small but devoted fanbases. If you’re interested in discovering what else the magazine has to offer beyond the well-known hits, then this list is tailored for you.
I’m thrilled to be part of the support team for “Supergirl,” a movie masterfully directed by Craig Gillespie, renowned for his exceptional work on films like “I, Tonya,” “Lars and the Real Girl,” and “Fright Night.” The script is brilliantly crafted by Ana Nogueira, an actress who’s been making her mark in the writing world of late. This film is inspired by the comic book series “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow,” penned by Tom King with stunning artwork by Bilquis Evely. The title of our movie was drawn from this series until recently. James Gunn, co-head at DC Studios, shared a photo of Alcock on set, apparently engrossed in the collected “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” in her trailer. Beyond that, DC Studios and Alcock have been tight-lipped about the specifics of what we can anticipate from this superhero movie.
One significant challenge that arises with regards to Superman is the numerous connections that need to be made. Given that many of the film’s characters already have established relationships, there isn’t much dialogue dedicated to their personal stories or motivations. This results in viewers having trouble finding solutions to critical questions, as it can feel like some crucial information is left unsaid. Needless to say, spoilers for Superman follow below.
The game titled “Donkey Kong Bananza” is scheduled for release on Thursday, July 17th. Interestingly, a Pokemon Presents livestream is planned for July 22nd. As of now, NateTheHate, in his podcast, hasn’t revealed the specific date or time for this livestream, but speculates it might occur towards the end of July. This assumption arises due to Nintendo’s upcoming earning report on August 1st. According to NateTheHate, a Nintendo Direct event a few days prior could provide a positive topic for discussion with investors during this earnings call.
In an unusual “what if” situation, a California developer has introduced a new gameplay mode called Chronological Order. This feature significantly changes the flow of events in the game, arranging them in the order they truly occurred for a fresh gaming experience. For a game that intermittently paused action sequences with emotional flashbacks and took over 15 hours to depict three days from two different viewpoints, this change is quite radical in its execution.