Timothy Olyphant’s Closest Thing to a Justified Replacement Still Feels Like a Missed Opportunity 3 Years Later

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Cobb Vanth first appeared in the Star Wars novels of the Aftermath trilogy and later made his on-screen debut in Season 2 of The Mandalorian, specifically the first episode, “Chapter 9: The Marshal.” Though initially thought to be a traditional Mandalorian, Vanth quickly became a fan favorite, leading to his return in The Book of Boba Fett. However, the character hasn’t been seen at all in Star Wars television since then, which feels like a missed opportunity considering Timothy Olyphant’s strong acting abilities.

Sonic Colors Saved Sonic–And Set It Up For A Troubling Decade

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Sonic Colors was a real turning point for Sonic the Hedgehog. The series had struggled for years, hitting a low point with the 2006 game and then slowly improving with Sonic Unleashed in 2008. By 2010, Sonic Colors successfully brought the franchise back to popularity, becoming the most well-received 3D Sonic game since the classic Adventure titles. While things were looking up, challenges still lay ahead.

Small YouTuber accuses Inkslasher of stealing her work and files lawsuit. “It will set a precedent for other creators who have their content stolen to take action”

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EvenBadWolves Gaming is a relatively small YouTube channel with fewer than 12,000 subscribers. This is especially noticeable when compared to Inkslasher, a much larger channel with over a million subscribers and videos frequently exceeding 100,000 views. In a recent video, EvenBadWolves alleges that Inkslasher copied content from one of her videos and details the actions she’s taking to safeguard her work.

Bungie And Sci-Fi Writer Settle Copyright Case Over Destiny 2 Campaign Similarities

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The dispute started in October 2024 when science fiction author Matthew Kelsey Martineau accused a studio of copying significant portions of his stories, which he originally published on his Wordpress website between 2013 and 2014. He specifically claimed that things like the Red Legion group, the Red War plotline, and various story details were directly lifted from his creations.

Is Pierce Brosnan Teasing DCEU’s Doctor Fate In Superman Sequel Man Of Tomorrow? I Need James Gunn To Weigh In

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Pierce Brosnan, known for playing James Bond, first appeared as the comic book character Doctor Fate in the 2022 film Black Adam. While the movie earned over $400 million worldwide, it wasn’t considered a success. Even though his character’s story seemed to end in that film, Brosnan has expressed interest in reprising the role. He’s now mentioned it again, suggesting he could return in James Gunn’s upcoming movie, Man of Tomorrow. It’s an unexpected possibility!