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The last season of the adult animated superhero show Invincible ended with a shocking and intense climax for its main character, Mark Grayson. The upcoming fourth season is set to be even more epic, introducing formidable new villains and massive battles that will lead to a full-scale cosmic war. Recent previews offer a sneak peek, showing Invincible facing off against Dinosaurus, and Atom Eve delivering a powerful blow to Universa.

John de Lancie’s character, Q – a powerful being who often tormented Captains Picard and Janeway – seemingly died at the end of Picard season 2, but briefly reappeared in season 3. He reminded Jack Crusher that the Q Continuum experiences time differently, meaning another version of Q from the past could easily appear and playfully clash with Captain Ake. Fans are hoping to see a scene between Holly Hunter and John de Lancie, imagining their characters delightfully irritating each other, as her character’s age of 450 years suggests a possible history with Q.

For your enjoyment, the Superman screenplay.

So, I’m hearing that the Batman script has been in the works since last fall, and it sounds amazing. The core idea – Batman finding out he has a teenage son, Damian, who’s been raised as a tiny assassin by the League of Shadows – is still the focus. Apparently, it’s all about Batman trying to turn this little, spoiled killer into a proper Boy Wonder. When they first announced the project, they hinted that we might see other members of the Bat-family pop up, maybe even Nightwing and Batgirl! It makes sense, if this Batman is old enough to have a teenage son, he’s likely worked with a few sidekicks over the years.

Trevor Slattery is first introduced in Iron Man 3 as someone who seems to be the Mandarin, a dangerous terrorist. He appears in videos taking responsibility for bombings, including one that injures Happy Hogan, Tony Stark’s head of security. This leads a traumatized Tony Stark to publicly challenge the Mandarin and expose his location. The Mandarin retaliates, forcing Tony to leave his home and team up with Rhodey to find him.

Gyllenhaal described being at a party and noticing a man with a full forearm tattoo of the Bride of Frankenstein, which immediately caught his attention. He’d been considering various projects, but nothing felt right. Seeing the tattoo made him wonder if he’d actually seen the original film. He knew the character and the image, so he researched Elsa Lanchester, the actress who originally played the Bride. He was struck by her powerful presence and unique look, finding something truly impressive about her portrayal.

We’re excited to share a first look at the cover for the new graphic novel set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, titled The Legend of Korra: Kya and the Secret of the Sand. This book features a story by Kiku Hughes, a graphic novelist known for her work Displacement, with illustrations by Alexandria Monik (The Legend of Korra: Mystery of Penquan Island), colors by Diana Sousa (Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins), and lettering by Jimmy Betancourt of Comicraft (Ghostbusters: Dead Man’s Chest).

The second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians ended on a major cliffhanger. Usually, that would mean a wait of three to five years to find out what happens next, given how slowly TV shows are often made. But fans won’t have to wait that long – we’ll get answers within the same year! The season finale included a post-credits scene that excited fans of the Percy and Annabeth pairing, and it also served as a first glimpse of season three, which Disney and Hulu have confirmed will arrive in 2026.

Funko’s Bitty POP! figures feature miniature versions of Marvel’s mutants, each delivered in blind packaging with one random collectible character inside. The lineup includes popular X-Men like Cyclops, Phoenix (Jean Grey), Storm, Nightcrawler, Rogue, Gambit, and Angel, plus a sparkly Iceman. Representing the Brotherhood of Mutants are Magneto, his children Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, and the shape-shifting Mystique. These vinyl collectibles stand between 0.9 and 3.5 inches (2.3 and 8.9 cm) tall.

The story suggests we’re longing for a hero like this one, just as the camera focuses on him grabbing his sword. We briefly see some characters, including Man-At-Arms (played by Idris Elba), and are teased with the promise of a trailer – a really great touch.