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The Mandalorian jump-started the Star Wars franchise when it was dying, thanks to the reception of The Rise of Skywalker. It’s now become the flagship project in the franchise and has been responsible for several spin-offs set in the same timeframe.
But what fans haven’t seen is any major crossovers between the individual series.
Black Adam star Dwayne Johnson has been teasing the “new era” of the DC Universe for a while now, and it’s safe to say that it finally happened due to the confirmation that The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker’s James Gunn and Peter Safran were tapped to lead DC Studios as co-CEOs.
This massive shift in leadership comes alongside the reveal that Warner Bros.
When Ahsoka Tano first debuted in The Mandalorian’s second season, most fans were not only excited but also relieved—it was about time one of Star Wars’ best characters finally got her due in live-action. Lucasfilm seemed to agree, as it didn’t take long for Rosario Dawson’s former Jedi to get her own streaming series.
It’s not clear what Ahsoka will be about specifically,
While Black Adam obviously gives plenty of focus to Dwayne Johnson’s anti-hero, he was far from the only big DC character taking up screen time. Joining him was the JSA – a team comprised of Dr. Fate, Hawkman, Cyclone, and Atom-Smasher. Also, to the surprise of many, another big name showed their face: Viola Davis’
The MCU has been expanding in plenty of new and interesting ways lately, with the supernatural branch having become a particular point of focus. Perhaps the deepest dive on this area came with the Disney+ Halloween Special, Werewolf by Night, which saw the first monsters and monster hunters enter the MCU.
Among the most exciting introductions came Jack Russell,
As the world readies itself for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, another Marvel Studios epic sits looming on the horizon. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is mere months away, as Marvel’s pint-sized hero is set to take on the villainous Kang the Conqueror (played by Jonathan Majors) in a jaunt across the Quantum Realm.
After a long wait, Black Adam is finally here. Despite mixed reactions from critics, the hype surrounding the DCEU movie has been sky-high, with Dwayne Johnson being at the center of it all.
Warning – the rest of this article contains spoilers for Black Adam.
In the weeks leading up to Black Adam,
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe were shocked recently when it was revealed that Armor Wars would no longer be a Disney+ series. Instead, it was being retooled into a movie.
With the concept being about Tony Stark’s technology getting into the wrong hands and generally being sought after across the board,
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is imminent. The highly-anticipated Marvel Studios movie hits theaters in early November.
The film sees the nation of Wakanda in a transitional period after the untimely loss of their king and protector, Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa, who is said to have died a year before the events of the film’s plot.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting news on the MCU’s Fantastic Four casting, especially following the recent news of WandaVision’s Matt Shakman coming onboard to direct. Many thought the announcement would come at San Diego Comic-Con and then D23 Expo, but months later, the silence continues.
The Office star John Krasinski had long been the favorite to tackle the MCU’s Reed Richards,