DC Villain Who “Scared The S**t” Out Of James Gunn Teased To Return In 95% RT Series

The first season of the animated series kicked off Chapter One: Gods and Monsters in the DCU, arriving before the next installments of Superman and Peacemaker. The story centers on Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) who assembles a team of supervillains from Belle Reve Penitentiary. This team includes characters like the Bride (Indira Varma), Doctor Phosphorus (Alan Tudyk), Nina Mazursky (Zoë Chao), G.I. Robot (Sean Gunn), and Weasel (Sean Gunn), all led by Rick Flag Sr. (Frank Grillo).

Star Wars Fans Are Already Worried About Its New Kanan Jarrus Replacement

Brander Lawson brings a unique viewpoint, shaped by his past as a bounty hunter and detective, and even more so as a father – his experiences with the Empire are very different from those of typical citizens. Similarly, Devon Izara’s story, while echoing the trauma of many characters before her, is compelling because of her complex connection to Maul and the intriguing possibility that she’s a character from older, non-official Star Wars stories.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Movie Timeline Confusion Solved

Brittany Karbowski and Amber Lee Connors discuss the That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime movie, explaining it feels more like a separate story fitting between the TV show’s seasons than a direct continuation of the plot. They also delve into Elmesia’s motivations, Rimuru’s character development, and how the voice actors bring these characters … Read more

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Confirms Why Godzilla Didn’t Kill Kong

Just before the season two finale, Godzilla surprised viewers by letting another giant creature, Titan X, live, even though he’d defeated it. This decision has a reason behind it, and it clarifies why Godzilla has fought Kong the way he has in the past. It’s a move that feels consistent with the entire history of the Godzilla franchise, particularly when he battles more otherworldly monsters.

HBO’s Lanterns Just Lost Green Lantern Fans With One Disappointing Reveal

The show Lanterns seems to be taking some liberties with established Green Lantern mythology. The Green Lantern Corps hasn’t been well-developed within the larger DC Universe, and Hal Jordan even suggests he doesn’t much care for it. The show’s first poster adds to these concerns, though it might be understandable given the specific story it’s trying to tell and how it fits into the overall canon.

Bitcoin’s Quiet Hunger: Will Demand Spark a Comeback?

In a recent Quicktake note on the CryptoQuant platform, the pseudonymous observer Darkfost notes that the underlying demand for Bitcoin lingers languid despite the price’s two-month rebound. According to the commentator, there is no evidence of a shift in the price regime, even as BTC climbs more than 30% from its cycle lows, a feat that would flatter any sofa philosopher.