DC Is Beating Marvel (So Why Won’t Marvel Do the One Thing to Stop It?)

Reflecting on DC’s triumphant rise, it’s evident they achieved their lofty position by valuing their audience’s opinions. For years, DC followers had voiced concerns about various aspects of the publishing house – such as reinstating the infinite multiverse, reducing the number of Batman titles relative to other series (a concern raised during the Infinite Frontier initiative), resurrecting beloved character versions, and ultimately dismantling the remnants of the New 52. By addressing these fan concerns, DC saw an increase in book sales. Now, while DC is thriving, can Marvel regain its footing? The answer lies in yes, but to accomplish this, Marvel must take a step it’s been reluctant to – actively listen to their fans.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Reveals Exclusive IMAX Promo Ahead of US Release

The popular anime series “Demon Slayer” originates from the top-selling manga by Koyoharu Gotouge. It initially began publication in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine back in February 2016, and concluded its run in May 2020. Fans of anime are now gearing up to bid farewell to characters like Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Nezuko as “Demon Slayer” approaches its final chapters with the premiere of the first movie titled “Infinity Castle“. Two additional movies will follow this year’s release of “Infinity Castle“, and all three are set to hit cinemas in breathtaking IMAX format, similar to the current film.

DC Worlds Collide Adds New Superman Movie-Inspired Character (With More to Come)

The ongoing event titled “DC Worlds Collide” is presently running its Superman season, coinciding with the cinema release of the latest DC Universe movie. To date, the game has incorporated the DCU version of Superman and offered hints about future content. With the official arrival of Guy Gardner in the game, Warner Bros. recently shared an interview featuring Nathan Fillion and Edi Gathegi discussing their respective DC characters and their experience seeing them brought to life within the game. You can watch that conversation below:

Every Marvel Multiverse Saga Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best

According to common belief, the “Multiverse Saga” encompassing Marvel Cinematic Universe movies after “Avengers: Endgame,” doesn’t measure up to the initial “Infinity Saga,” which spanned the first three phases of MCU films. To determine if there has been a noticeable drop in quality, let’s analyze all 14 films within the Multiverse Saga so far — going as far as “The Fantastic Four First Steps” — and rank them from least favorite to most preferred.

The Next Zelda Game Has to Retain Its Open World Design

In place of the traditional 2D top-down perspective, the new style was adopted. Gone were the sequential storylines and gameplay mechanics. There were no boundaries. Players could theoretically go directly to the final boss if they wished. This approach was unprecedented in a Zelda game, and the team further emphasized this freedom with the release of Tears of the Kingdom six years later.

King of the Hill Creators Reveal How Revival Will Get Political

In simpler terms, Showrunner Saladin Patterson explained that for its fourteenth season, King of the Hill intends to delve into political matters, although it’s primarily centered around family and culture. They briefly mentioned immigration in a non-political context earlier, but they aren’t sure what future policies will be, so they plan to concentrate on cultural and generational shifts, as well as ironies and conflicts instead.

I Think the Arrowverse’s Best Team-Up Didn’t Happen in a Crossover

One of the most memorable instances showcasing multiple heroes in the Arrowverse occurs relatively early, specifically within Season 1 of “The Flash”. While it may lack the grandeur or excitement of a crossover event, it underscores the fact that a shared universe isn’t limited to the big screen.

Margot Robbie’s Next Big Movie May Have Just Been Revealed (And It’s Huge)

1958’s “Attack of the 50 Foot Woman” is a sci-fi/horror movie directed by Nathan H. Juran. The story revolves around Nancy Archer, portrayed by Allison Hayes, who transforms into a giant due to an alien after an unsuccessful assassination attempt. Seeking revenge, Archer targets her unfaithful husband, Harry Archer (played by William Hudson), whom she encounters in a bar with another woman. This film was produced independently and has gained cult status among fans today. Recently, Tim Burton has agreed to direct a remake of the movie, based on a screenplay penned by novelist Gillian Flynn.