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The story behind Supergirl’s home city, Argo City, is a bit silly, even for a comic book. Originally, Argo was a city on Krypton covered by a protective dome created by Zor-El, Superman’s uncle. This dome was meant to provide clean air for its citizens. But the really strange part is what happened when Krypton exploded. Instead of being destroyed, the section of the planet containing Argo City simply floated away into space with thousands of survivors inside! It was like a bubble of Krypton drifting through the cosmos – something kids reading the comic probably accepted without question.

A short preview shows Steve Rogers riding a motorcycle and parking at what appears to be his house (likely with Peggy). The scene is set to a slowed-down piano version of the famous Avengers theme song. The motorcycle helmet he’s wearing looks a lot like the one he used as Captain America in The First Avenger. We briefly see him take out his old Captain America costume, then put it away again. He’s shown holding his baby, and the teaser concludes with the announcement that Steve Rogers will be back in Avengers: Doomsday. A countdown clock then appears, indicating the film will be released in theaters a year from now.

Inspired by the energetic style of Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes movies, Young Sherlock tells the story of how Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective came to be. The series shows a young, flawed Sherlock Holmes getting involved in a murder mystery that puts him at risk. This first case takes him on an international adventure and forever changes his life. Set in 1870s Oxford and locations around the world, the show reveals the wild, early adventures of the future Baker Street detective before he became a legend.

We’re not sure what to make of it, but according to Variety, the basic plot involves Tom Cruise playing the world’s most powerful man. He’s on a desperate quest to convince everyone he’s actually a hero before a catastrophe he caused wipes out everything. It sounds pretty intense!

I’m really concerned about what’s happening with AI-generated content. It seems like there’s just a flood of low-quality stuff online – they’re calling it ‘slop,’ and honestly, it’s everywhere. It’s even starting to show up in the shows and movies I love, with these obviously fake AI actors and terribly done credits. It’s just frustrating because it feels like it’s taking opportunities away from real artists and creators who’ve spent years honing their skills. It’s a real shame.

New clip from ‘STRANGER THINGS’ Season 5 Vol. 2

Releasing December 25 on Netflix.

Here’s a breakdown of what appears to happen in the ending of Stranger Things 5, according to the Duffer Brothers. We see Holly, Max, Derek, and surprisingly, Nancy. It looks like Nancy somehow enters the strange, fleshy wall where Vecna is holding Max and Holly – the same place Derek seems to be going after Vecna grabbed him at the end of the first part of the season.

As a huge ‘Stranger Things’ fan, I just saw something really interesting! The Duffer Brothers, the creators of the show, are dropping hints about how the series will end… and they’re doing it using those Funko POP! figures. I saw it on Fallon Tonight – it’s a clever way to get us all speculating!

First clip from ‘STRANGER THINGS’ Season 5 Vol. 2

Releasing December 25 on Netflix.

Hearing about Essek’s terrible actions during The Mighty Nein campaign is one thing, but actually witnessing them is incredibly impactful. Tasha Huo, the showrunner for season one, explained that she wanted to show Essek’s descent into making those bad choices from the beginning. She emphasized that he hadn’t experienced love and was deeply unhappy, which led him to commit awful acts. She recalled that Matt Mercer described Essek as a war criminal during a live show, and Huo realized the audience hadn’t actually seen the events that led to that label.