Black Panther Star Shares an 8-Year-Old Comic That Could Be the Inspiration for Avengers: Doomsday

According to a post by @QuidVacuo on X, Michael B. Jordan recently shared the cover art for Black Panther: Doomwar. This 2017 comic, written by Reginald Hudlin and Jonathan Maberry, involved a large-scale crossover with Marvel’s top superhero teams. Interestingly, the image Jordan shared included Doctor Doom, which has led fans to speculate that he might be hinting at the storyline for Avengers: Doomsday.

After 30 years, Tekken director announces departure from Bandai Namco. Katsuhiro Harada releases a DJ mix as a farewell gift

The Tekken series started in 1994 as an arcade game, and Katsuhiro Harada, a key figure in its development, recently reminisced about those early days. He remembers personally hauling arcade machines and enthusiastically encouraging people to give TEKKEN a try, interacting directly with players. While primarily focused on Tekken, Harada has also contributed to games like Pokémon’s fighting game, Pokkén Tournament, the Soul Calibur series, and various VR projects. Demonstrating the series’ enduring popularity, Tekken 8 won Best Fighting Game at last year’s Game Awards – a remarkable achievement after 30 years.

David Corenswet Congratulates Jonathan Bailey on His Masculinity

Bailey said it was a real honor to be a part of the experience, carefully avoiding comments about traditional masculinity that later caused some criticism. He joked that he’d happily be supported by Cynthia and Ari forever, and described it as a wonderful opportunity to perform alongside the other performer, even just from a technical standpoint like being in a harness. He suggested they could revisit the topic of kissing in season two of Heated Rivalry. Corenswet playfully asked Bailey how he could possibly follow being named ‘Sexiest Man Alive,’ implying there’s only one way to find out.

Is Pluribus canceled? Debunking viral post after smart fridge ad controversy

Honestly, the marketing for Vince Gilligan’s new show is amazing. It totally matches the show’s vibe – super mysterious and kinda weird. They’ve been doing these in-universe jokes, like a real phone number you can call that leads to this crazy, interactive experience. It’s like they’re breaking the fourth wall, and it’s awesome!