This Talented Artist Created Stunning Life-Size Mannequins Based on X-MEN, BATMAN: TAS, and More

Maraio shared with TopMob that following his college years, he ventured into costume design and cosplay, which evolved into crafting life-sized character displays. Initially, his work focused on creating realistic figures, but more recently, it has transitioned towards animated characters. His affinity for classic cartoons such as “Masters of the Universe,” “X-Men,” and “Batman: The Animated Series” is evident in his work, as these are the series he tends to recreate the most. Collaborations with talented artists like Marc Spess, Sean Dabbs, Chango Customs, and Tomasz Rozejowski also play a significant role in his art.

The Best Food & Drink at Disney’s New PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN Bar: The Beak and Barrel (Guide)

At the onset of my visit to the Beak and Barrel, they offered their house special, a drink called Plunderer’s Punch, which is renowned there. This potion consists of Kraken Black Spiced Rum, blackberry, vanilla, and a touch of citrus. Being more fond of unspiced rum varieties, this concoction wasn’t necessarily my preferred choice. Although I didn’t dislike it outright, I didn’t manage to finish it either. Surprisingly, however, I found the Plunderer’s Punch quite strong in alcohol content. If the quality of their specialty cocktails is as potent as this one at The Beak and Barrel, patrons can expect a satisfying experience without feeling short-changed at this pirate-themed tavern.

Karen Gillan Would Return to DOCTOR WHO for ONE Good Reason

It’s common knowledge that Amy and Rory left the show “Doctor Who” when a Weeping Angel sent them back in time, an event that left the Eleventh Doctor devastated, leading him into a depressed state until he met Clara Oswald. As of now, Amy and Rory are no longer alive. However, as reported by Collider, during a recent interview with BBC’s “The One Show,” Karen Gillan expressed her interest in returning to “Doctor Who.” She said, “If they invite me, definitely yes! But only if Matt Smith and Arthur Darvill are there too.

DISNEY LORCANA’s FABLED Set Is Its Most Interesting Release (Review)

In the world of competitive card games, Disney Lorcana’s latest ruleset marks the debut of the first set known as “Fabled.” This is similar to systems used in games like Pokémon and Magic, where only cards from the past two years are permitted in standard competitive play. Rotations, although not always popular, are essential for maintaining a balance in these types of games. They prevent the excessive build-up of card power and the need for constant redesign to keep up with changing trends. Even if a particular card becomes overly powerful within the game’s meta, a two-year rotation ensures it will only cause trouble for a limited period.

Austin Butler Says an American James Bond Is ‘Sacrilegious’

In an interview with Hits Radio UK (which we initially spotted on Deadline), Butler expressed that director Villeneuve hasn’t approached him about the role of Bond, and even if he was offered it, Butler wouldn’t accept due to personal reasons. He explained, “I don’t believe it would be appropriate for me, given that I’m American. Though I can manage an accent, taking on this iconic British character might border on blasphemy.

Netflix House Retail Stores Are Coming to Philly and Dallas This Fall

As a movie enthusiast, I was intrigued by the news about Netflix setting up retail stores way back in 2023. It was exciting to imagine a space where one could find food, merchandise, and immersive experiences related to Netflix’s vast collection of shows and films. However, there was some ambiguity surrounding the locations these stores would inhabit, with only a vague promise that they would materialize in 2025.

To my delight, it seems that the streamer is keeping its word! The first Netflix House will be opening its doors at King of Prussia Mall in Philadelphia on November 12, and another is scheduled to open at Galleria Dallas on December 11. This development is a clear indication that Netflix is committed to enhancing the entertainment experience for its viewers.

SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance review: A thrilling fight that lacks complexity

The game’s hand-drawn aesthetic is harmoniously executed, boasting vibrant and exquisitely rendered backgrounds that serve as a stunning backdrop. Despite this, the characters are distinctly highlighted with remarkable clarity. The strategic selection of crucial frames within each action sequence seamlessly blends with visual effects, creating an illusion of intricate motion without the need for a single sword swing to be drawn in 100 different poses by any animator.