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DC Film News recently shared a photo of Supergirl’s costume as it was showcased at CCXP in São Paulo, Brazil. The website Omelete first posted the image, and DC Film News notes this is a fresh look at the suit worn by actress Milly Alcock. Reactions from fans have been mixed, with some excited and others less impressed. Despite some criticism of the design, many fans are praising the suit for closely resembling the classic comic book version of Supergirl.

Robert Kirkman, known for creating popular series like The Walking Dead and Invincible, has brought many characters into the mainstream. But he’s actually created a lot more fantastic heroes that haven’t gotten the same level of recognition. With new projects constantly adding to his roster, now is a great time to discover some of his lesser-known but incredibly powerful characters, such as Tech Jacket and Astounding Wolf-Man, who deserve their moment to shine.

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FX describes the series as follows:

The story begins with Doctor Strange attempting to enjoy a quiet moment of reading at his home, the Sanctum Santorum. His peace is quickly broken when the Hulk unexpectedly arrives, repeatedly yelling “Hulk Smash Strange Doctor!” It’s soon discovered that this chaotic interruption is part of a new scheme by The Leader, who is once again trying to take over the world.

What makes Hawkeye special is how fully it embraces the Christmas season – unlike many superhero stories that just hint at it. It’s remarkable how quickly the show became a fan favorite, and it’s worth looking into why it was set up to be the ideal Christmas series and why it resonates so well with the holiday spirit.

Given Jim Carrey’s history of comedic roles, and the fact that The Truman Show was initially marketed as a comedy, many viewers expected a lighthearted and cheerful movie. However, that expectation is completely off base. The Truman Show centers on Truman Burbank, played by Jim Carrey, who is unknowingly the star of a continuous reality TV show. While the premise seems simple enough, the film takes a deeply unsettling and almost dystopian turn in its final act, leaving a lasting impression on audiences even after nearly thirty years.

Dedicated James Bond fans will recognize we’re discussing Casino Royale, the second film directed by Martin Campbell after his 1995 hit, GoldenEye. Released on November 17, 2006, Casino Royale was an immediate success, eventually grossing $616 million worldwide. Of that amount, $167 million came from domestic theaters, making it the highest-earning Bond film until Quantum of Solace surpassed it two years later.

Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall star as FBI agents investigating a series of deaths in the high-fashion world of Paris. Their investigation leads them to Ashton Kutcher, who plays a tech billionaire known only as “the Corporation.” He’s created a revolutionary drug called “the Beauty” and employs an assassin, played by Anthony Ramos, to safeguard his interests. Jeremy Pope joins the cast as an outsider caught up in the unfolding events. The show features a number of guest stars with famous families, including Ben Platt, Isabella Rossellini, Amelia Gray Hamlin, Nicola Peltz Beckham, and Lux Pascal. Ari Graynor, Billy Eichner, Jaquel Spivey, Jessica Alexander, Jon Jon Briones, John Carroll Lynch, Julie Halston, Meghan Trainor, Peter Gallagher, and Vincent D’Onofrio also appear. The Beauty premieres with three episodes on January 21st at 9 p.m. ET, and new episodes will air every Wednesday on FX and Hulu.

Netflix has a strong lineup of sci-fi shows, including popular titles like Love, Death & Robots, 3 Body Problem, Stranger Things, and now Black Mirror. However, many fans believe the streaming service reached its peak in the sci-fi genre eight years ago with a show that remains excellent today.