Xolo Maridueña’s says Blue Beetle is coming back with fire in ‘MAN OF TOMORROW’:
“I feel tremendously humbled that what we created outside of what is now the DCU has been embraced by James Gunn and the rest of the people over at DC. And all I can say is that we’re coming back with fire. I can’t wait.”
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All the Absolute Wonder Woman fans should 100% check out The Bride of Frankenstine Lives!!
It's written by Kelly Thompson and art is also done by Mattia De Iulis, who also did 3 issues of Absolute WW! First issue releases on Oct 28!
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-There is more Than 8 but 8 is what we are aware of Right Now.
- There will be a mixture of all types of villains from across the DC universe
Florence Pugh on Palestine:
“It’s still happening. Babies are still dying. Mothers are still in pain. It’s really horrible to be watching such pain when so much of our lives just seem to be moving forward. I think that’s what I’ve found so difficult about social media as well: How can I say I’m having a really good time when literally one scroll up, I’m looking at a baby that’s motherless and fatherless?”
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“Wolverine has way too much handholding. We don’t need the white paint and the fart trail.”
Same person playing Control Resonant
“This game is confusing. I don’t know where I’m at and puzzles are way too confusing. They need to provide some hints.”
This is the gaming community
LANTERNS viewership is up to 525M minutes watched in the U.S.!
That’s a 5% increase from last week’s 500M
And it’s the ONLY TV show in Nielsen’s Top 10 Acquired Chart with just 5 episodes. Every other show has at least 105 episodes.
Jason Voorhees is NOT a government super soldier.
After the Crystal Lake trailer sparked theories that the series could be giving Jason a Stranger Things-style origin, showrunner Brad Caleb Kane is shutting that idea down.
BRAD CALEB KANE: “I don’t want people watching, thinking that we’re doing some sort of Stranger Things, Eleven, government super soldier. It’s not that, it’s its own thing.”
Kane does confirm that Crystal Lake will provide “certain explanations,” but says they’re grounded in the reality of the ’60s and ’70s and the era’s mistrust of institutions.
I’m all for expanding the mythology. Just don’t explain Jason so much that he stops being Jason.