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The Last Podcast on the Left co-host Henry Zebrowski has announced new movie seemingly titled UFO: Unbelievably Friendly Organisms.

First contact was made via Instagram, which touts the project as “a film from the mind of” Zebrowski — implying that he’s writing and/or directing. He’s likely to appear on screen in some capacity as well.

Given the cheeky title and Zebrowski’s comedic background, this could be an irreverent send-up to E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial.

No other details are available at this time, but stay tuned for the next transmission.

In addition to hosting the wildly popular horror podcast alongside longtime friends Marcus Parks and Ed Larson, Zebrowski is an actor and comedian known for his roles in “Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell,” “Heroes Reborn,” and The Wolf of Wall Street.

On the horror front, Zebrowski has appeared in After Midnight and Return to Return to Nuke ‘Em High Aka Vol. 2...

New York, NY— June 17, 2025 — The Marvel Universe’s next Secret War erupts this September in Battleworld, a five-issue limited series by acclaimed writer Christos Gage (Superior Spider-Man) and superstar artist Marcus To (X-Force).

In the tradition of 2015’s visionary Secret Wars event by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic as well as the original classic Secret Wars, Battleworld will see shattered fragments of infinite worlds unite to form a single planet that will play host to an epic conflict! This time around, the players will be handpicked from across space and time, including some of the most iconic universes in the multiverse. Prepare to see fan favorite characters like the original Starbrand, Days of Future Past’s Storm, Kushala the Spirit Rider, and Maestro alongside exciting new versions of Wasp, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, and more. The battle lines are drawn as a mysterious force sets this awesome assembly of heroes and...

In a shock move, Marvel has revealed new series Battleworld, putting a new spin on the Avengers' Secret Wars concept. The series will hurl together fragments of different realities from across the multiverse, creating a new world where heroes and villains are locked in a series of battles for survival.

This series is a major clue as to how the MCU will handle multiple versions of reality smashing together in Secret Wars.

The concept is an echo of 1984's Secret Wars, where the all-powerful Beyonder created a Battleworld as the setting for a contest between Marvel's heroes and villains, with Doctor Doom accomplishing something similar in 2015's Secret Wars event. Now, a new Battleworld has been formed with its own heroes from across Marvel's past and present comics.

The new series will include multiversal characters including King Thor, the Maestro Hulk and the original Star Brand of the New Universe...

With Heroes: Eclipsed officially in the works, longtime fans of NBC’s genre-defining superhero series Heroes are wondering if any of the original cast might make a return. For Ali Larter, who played several of the show’s most iconic and mysterious roles — including Niki Sanders, Jessica, and Tracy Strauss — the idea of revisiting Heroes comes with mixed emotions. At the Newport Beach TV Festival, Larter spoke to Collider’s Aidan Kelley about her current success in Landman and whether she’d be interested in returning to the franchise that helped launch her into pop culture immortality.

“I have not heard that. I think they tried it a second time, but it didn’t quite click. The first season, I think, will always be one of the best seasons of TV. It was really special. It was powerful. It was kind of one of those magical moments.”

That “second time,...

Recently, Rob Liefeld cut ties with Marvel, citing mistreatment by Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios. He felt snubbed at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere in July 2024, where he and his family were excluded from the afterparty, professional photos of him were deleted, and he received no red carpet acknowledgment.

His issues with Marvel date back to 2023 when the company credited Roy Thomas as a co-creator of Wolverine, upsetting Liefeld, who was close to Len Wein’s widow. In 2024, he requested more prominent credit for Deadpool & Wolverine, but Marvel reportedly reacted negatively, leading to further fallout.

Despite his long history with Marvel, which included significant contributions to Deadpool and Cable, Liefeld ultimately decided to sever ties due to ongoing tensions and perceived disrespect.

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Now Liefeld seemingly took another shot at Marvel, the creator recently criticized...

To be a proper spy, you tend to need the backing of some sort of organization, governmental or otherwise. Without that, you're just sort of a guy skulking around, and that's not very James Bond, is it? In "Burn Notice," Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) finds out firsthand what it's like to be a spy left out in the cold, when he is "burned" (or discredited) and abandoned by his former employer. Left with an impressive but fairly limited set of skills, he has no choice but to go freelance, taking on assignments within the criminal underworld of Miami.

"Burn Notice" initially ran on the USA Network, and it was popular enough to earn itself a respectable seven seasons from 2007 to 2013, as well four Emmy nominations over the years. After the show went off the air, its talented cast of performers moved on to other things. Now that it's been over...

As the build begins for Marvel’s Thunderbolts*, the question is whether the company is making the wrong move with the team.

After a rough 2023, the MCU took time off to regroup, pushed on by the Hollywood strikes. They are trying to bounce back with Deadpool & Wolverine and Captain America: Brave New World. Their big summer entry is Thunderbolts* (the asterisk is intentional), which looks fun.

The plotline has several supporting characters from previous Marvel movies pushed into a team: Bucky/The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), the Red Guardian (David Harbour), John Walker/US Agent (Wyatt Russell), Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) and Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko).

The trailer hints at some wild action and comedy, unlike Guardians of the Galaxy or DC’s Suicide Squad. Yet that seems to be a missed opportunity for the movie version of the Thunderbolts to replicate the comics.

“Heroes” in disguise

Thunderbolts...

For many, LOSTwas an incredible experience that took viewers on a mystery adventure unlike any other on TV. While the ending was met with divided opinions, the series has stood the test of time and is still considered one of the most influential shows in history. This comes despite the sometimes-frustrating "mystery box" approach to its storytelling. JJ Abrams and Damon Lindelof -- two of the men responsible for Lost -- are known to implement mystery box storytelling in their projects, and many have attempted to match their success in that realm.

Instead of taking the Clue or Knives Out route by presenting one primary mystery to drive the plot, a "mystery box" often presents several big mysteries to help build the story's lore -- with solutions being delivered at different points instead of during one big reveal. Some of those answers may not be straightforward and require multiple watches to completely understand,...

Some will argue that Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides is not the worst Pirates of the Caribbean movie, but it does rapidly introduce characters who disappear from the franchise after the one-off adventure's end. The initial Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy has defined parameters. After the conclusion of the trilogy's main storyline and the departure of Orlando Bloom's Will Turner and Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Swann, Disney was challenged with coming up with a fresh new story, preferably with sequel potential, with Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow and Geoffrey Rush's Hector Barbossa still on board.

Penélope Cruz as Angelica was wasted; she could have carried a new era of Pirates of the Caribbean alongside Captain Jack, but the disappointing reception of On Stranger Tides led to another soft reboot and most of the characters from the fourth installment being dropped. This includes the replacement young lovers...

While the core team of the Fantastic Four has been in place since their 1961 debut, Marvel’s First Family have had to replace members occasionally throughout the decades. One forgotten member who briefly replaced the Thing was even stronger than Benjamin Jacob Grimm… before eventually moving over to the DC Universe.

The hero Maul took Thing’s place in Fantastic Four Vol. 2 #13, by James Robinson and Mike Wieringo. This was the beginning of the 'World War III' storyline, which saw Marvel and WildStorm combine their comic universes, creating new teams where their heroes worked together.

Known primarily as the strongman of Jim Lee’s WildCATs, Maul fills in for a missing Ben Grimm in the alternate reality depicted in 'World War III.' The storyline sees an alliance of Marvel’s Skrulls and WildStorm’s Daemonites waging war on Earth, with few heroes left behind to fight the good fight.

Sony's film adaptation of the popular children's picture book, Harold and the Purple Crayon, brings together an impressive cast of talented performances. Released in theaters on August 2, 2024, Harold and the Purple Crayon broke into Netflixs top 10 after an October 31 streaming release. The Oscar-nominated director Carlos Saldanha utilizes the actors expertly, ensuring that their background experiences fit perfectly with their Harold and the Purple Crayon characters.

Although there are some crucial differences, Harold and the Purple Crayon shares the same basic premise as the book. When Harold and his friends draw a portal into the real world, they must seek help to return to their magic homeworld. While waiting for the portal to open back up, Harold, Moose, and Porcupine set out to draw magic in the life of a family of two. Despite, the movie's middling reviews, Harold and the Purple Crayon's biggest strength is undoubtedly its impressive cast,...

Nearly a decade-and-a-half after Heroes went off the air, the classic Aughts TV sensation is getting another major reboot in the form of the recently announced Heroes: Eclipsed. Debuting in 2006, the show was created by Tim Kring and follows ordinary people around the globe who discover that they suddenly have superpowers and must put them to good use to save the world. The first season was one of the pinnacles of 2000s TV, and it helped to shape the blossoming TV revolution that would explode in the early years of the 2010s.

Heroes' four seasons on the air were anything but smooth, and the show quickly took a nosedive after its first season captured audiences and earned it critical acclaim. Each subsequent season performed worse and worse with critics and in the ratings until Heroes was canceled after season 4 to the shock and surprise of its die-hard fanbase. 2015's Heroes Reborn...

A television adaptation of Sebastien de Castell’s “Spellslinger” fantasy book series is in the works from “John Wick” director Chad Stahelski’s 87Eleven Entertainment and Basset Hound Distribution.

M. Raven Metzner, a writer-producer whose credits include “Star Trek: Discovery,” “Sleepy Hollow,” “Elektra” and “Clue,” will serve as showrunner and writer of the one-hour action-adventure series.

Metzner will also executive produce alongside 87Eleven’s Stahelski, Jason Spitz and Alex Young, as well as Basset Hound Distribution’s Michael R. Goldstein and Alexandre Coscas.

The “Spellslinger” show will be a one-hour action-adventure series based on the young adult novels by de Castell. The six-book “Spellslinger” series is complete, and there is a prequel series that begins with “Way of the Argosi.”

“Spellslinger” follows the adventures of 16-year-old Kellen, who lives in a world where magic is everything. The problem is: he doesn’t have any.

Per the logline, “When his paths...

Francesca Eastwood is more than just a media fixture. The name, however, has taken quite the tumble in the last few days, with her arrest on a felony domestic violence charge and the imminent fallout. While the details of the incident remain elusive for many, it is also naturally raising a few eyebrows.

Francesca Eastwood with her son Titan | Credits: @Francesca Eastwood, Instagram

Francesca is one of Clint Eastwood’s eight children. Her mother, Frances Fisher, is perhaps best known for her role as Ruth DeWitt Bukater in Titanic (1997). Fisher and Clint Eastwood met in 1988, during the pre-production party for Pink Cadillac, never wed, and split by 1995, when Fisher started going out with George Clooney.

Clint Eastwood, meanwhile, is still chugging on. Almost seventy years into his career, the 94-year-old’s Juror #2 will be out in November 2024, a film in which his daughter Francesca plays a role.

Meet the Eastwoods...

Following the success and appreciation showered upon the original Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place, Selena Gomez planned to capitalize on the popularity of her 2007 series, with a brand new and upcoming sequel. However, as the singer/actress awaits her new show, there seem to be some major challenges awaiting her show.

A still from Wizards of the Waverly Place | Credit: Disney

Set to premiere on October 29, 2024, just in time for Halloween, Selena Gomez’s Wizards of Waverly Place sequel seems to await a disturbing fate, based on how the Pretty Little Liars reboot got canceled just after two seasons. Well, not just the Max reboot; considering how the Gossip Girl reboot and several such shows have fallen into the abyss after failing to get traction, Gomez’s show seems to have a curse to break.

A Spellbinding Return for Selena Gomez’s Wizards of Waverly Place

Prior to becoming the beloved singer,...

The future is not bright for Orphan Black: Echoes. It has been revealed that the show will not be getting a second season.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Orphan Black: Echoes has been officially canceled by AMC. As of now, no reason has been stated for why the series was axed. The Krysten Ritter-led show, which serves as a sequel series for Orphan Black, debuted on AMC and AMC+ in June. Reviews were a bit mixed, as the series holds a Rotten Tomatoes approval rating of 60 percent with a 47 percent audience score.

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Per the official synopsis, Orphan Black: Echoes followed a "group of women as they weave their way into each others...

The second season for the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s world-famous manga One Piece continues production and is still adding to its cast. Recently, Mark Harelik of Presumed Innocent was announced to have joined the cast and will be playing a character that almost shares his last name, Dr. Hiriluk. It was also recently revealed that despite her best efforts, Jamie Lee Curtis‘ lobbying for Dr. Kureha would not be accomplished and the role would go to former Married…with Children, Futurama, 8 Simple Rules, Sons of Anarchy, and The Conners star Katy Sagal.

Variety has now reported that Sendhil Ramamurthy, known for the NBC series Heroes as well as Heroes Reborn, has now joined the cast of season 2 as Nefertari Cobra. In One Piece, Nefertari Cobra is known as the King of Alabasta and is the patriarch of the Nefertari family. Ramamurthy can be seen recently starring on...

Heroes alum Sendhil Ramamurthy is the latest cast addition to Netflix’s One Piece. Ramamurthy will play Nefertari Cobra in Season 2, the streamer announced today.

He joins previously announced Katey Sagal as Dr. Kureha and Mark Harelik as Dr. Hiriluk, along with Brendan Sean Murray as Brogy, Callum Kerr as Smoker, Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5, Clive Russell as Crocus, Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9, David Dastmalchian as Mr. 3, Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine, Julia Rehwald as Tashigi, Rob Colletti as Wapol, Ty Keogh as Dalton, and Werner Coetser as Dorry.

Returning are stars Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy,, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero as Usopp, Taz Skylar as Sanji, Ilia Isorelys Paulino as Alvida, Jeff Ward as Buggy, and Michael Dorman as Gold Roger.

Season 2 is about two months into production in Cape Town, South Africa.

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Ultraman X Avengers presents an epic crossover between Marvel's heroes and Japan's noblest protector, as Galactus opens the door to Ultraman's universe. With Galactus recruiting a new alien herald, the collaboration promises colorful battles between good and evil in both universes; as Ultraman takes on the Devourer of Worlds, Earth's Mightiest Heroes will be forced to battle giant monsters of all sort.. As Avengers team up with Ultraman to fight off the looming threats, readers can expect one of Marvel's most exhilarating crossovers ever.

The Avengers have had several interesting crossovers over the years, but none have been as flashy as the newly previewed crossover with Ultraman. When a multidimensional cosmic threat blurs the lines between the Marvel universe and Ultramans, Marvels mightiest must team up with Japans greatest hero while kaiju in both realities grows dangerously restless. All the worse, peace will be hard to achieve when Galactus recruits a new alien herald.

Phil Coulson enjoys anonymity for strategic advantage, avoiding superhero codenames in Black Widow: Venomous #1. Coulson prefers blending in to strike unexpectedly, repeating successful tactics whether hero or villain. Unassuming Phil Coulson's true power lies in surprising foes, a strategy that has proven fruitful in the past.

Warning: Spoilers for Black Widow: Venomous #1!Following his exploits in the comics, Phil Coulson has come a long way since his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Coulson was introduced as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. who easily gets lovestruck at the sight of the superheroes he works with. However, even as he's transitioning into becoming an official superhero, he's never had a superhero-esque codename.

A canonical reason is given for Phil Coulson's hesitance to adopt his own hero name in Black Widow: Venomous #1 by Erica Schultz, Luciano Vecchio, David Curiel, Rachelle Rosenberg, and Vc's Ariana Maher. Apparently,...

Phil Coulson's return from death in The Immortal Thor Annual #1 pays homage to his MCU origins. The Marvel Comics storyline reveals Coulson's revival as the bearer of the Death Stone. Nick Fury's gift of a pager to Coulson hints at MCU connections, nodding to his past appearances.

Warning: Spoilers for The Immortal Thor Annual #1!Phil Coulson's return from death is the perfect nod to his Marvel Cinematic Universe origins. An agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. who originated in the MCU rather than the comics, Coulson essentially brought the Avengers together as a unit through his death at the hands of Loki. He would return for the show, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but the show is not considered canon to the MCU.

What is canon to the Marvel Comics universe, though, is the return of Phil Coulson in The Immortal Thor Annual #1 for the backup story,...

Reboots often struggle to capture the original magic, with some failing to gain traction due to poor imitation and lack of originality. The success of TV franchises like Suits and White Collar on streaming services has led to a rise in reboots, but not all are successful. Lack of chemistry, failure to modernize, and poor writing are common pitfalls of reboots, as seen in examples like Joey and Charmed.

TV franchises often attempt to make a comeback years after the end of their original shows, but this can have disastrous effects, failing to bring back the initial popularity. A franchise revival can fall flat for many reasons and occurs most often when the initial source material is so popular that living up to its legacy is practically impossible. Instead of striking out with new stories, actors, and themes, the shows are a poor imitation of a franchise that gained success because of its originality.

Star Trek: Discovery actor Eve Harlow, who appears in the recurring role of Moll in the fifth and final season, has found her next project. The actor has joined the upcoming CBS medical procedural series, Watson, along with So Help Me Todd's Inga Schlingmann.

Per Deadline, Harlow and Schlingmann have both been tapped as series regulars on Watson, the upcoming modern-day Sherlock Holmes reimagining from Craig Sweeny. Besides Discovery, Harlow is known for her roles in The 100, Heroes Reborn, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Titans, and The Night Agent. As for Schlingmann, she is known for playing Susan Yang across both seasons of the CBS dramedy series, So Help Me Todd. In addition to the two actors, the main cast of Watson includes Rochelle Aytes, Peter Mark Kendall, and Ritchie Coster, with Morris Chestnut headlining the show as Sherlock's former partner, Dr. John Watson.

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Sam Wilson gains super soldier abilities by drinking Captain America's blood in the "Heroes Reborn" storyline, much like how a vampire creates new vampires. Despite the unhygienic method, Cap's plan works and Sam helps defeat the villains with his new powers. The controversial storyline saw some characters canceled and relaunched, with mixed responses from fans.

Vampires are currently running amok in the Marvel Universe thanks to the Blood Hunt crossover event, but one use of his super soldier serum basically made Captain America a vampire before all of that. In the Heroes Reborn continuity established in the 1990s, Sam Wilson gains the same abilities as Steve Rogers thanks to sharing the latters super soldier serum. However, the way he gets them is rather gross.

Released in 1997, Captain America (1996) #5 sees Cap taking on Red Skull and Master Man as they establish a new branch of Neo-Nazis and attempt to blow up Los Angeles.

Heroes is set to return with a new series called Heroes: Eclipsed, and fans are excited for a potential reboot with original characters. Talented cosplayers are bringing beloved Heroes characters like Sylar, Peter, and Claire to life with creative and detailed cosplay. The intricate details and emotional depth of cosplays from the original Heroes series show the lasting impact of the show on fans.

Heroes is making a comeback with a new reboot series in the works, but while the show remains in early development, it's worth looking at some of the biggest fans in their best cosplay. Heroes originally aired on NBC from 2006 to 2010. The show enjoyed immense success early on, but it started to drop in quality as the show moved into later seasons, and it was eventually canceled. However, the impression the show made was still huge, and it remains a beloved show in the hero genre to this day.

Heroes: Eclipsed must bring back original fan-favorite characters for a successful reboot. Have a clear end goal, like the original show, to keep the focus and direction clear. Avoid too many plot twists and character personality shifts to maintain a cohesive storyline.

Heroes is getting a new reboot series almost 20 years after the original began, but to avoid the earlier shows' fate, there are some things that need to be corrected. Heroes was first released in 2006, and it gained significant success from early on. The show enjoyed high ratings and awards, but over the course of the following seasons, the popularity sharply fell, and the series was canceled after its fourth season.

Then, in 2015, the spin-off series, Heroes Reborn, was released in an effort to further expand the story. However, the series failed to gather a sizable audience, and it was canceled after just one season. From the original's height of popularity,...

"Heroes" started strong with captivating characters and a unique premise, but lost momentum in subsequent seasons due to fluctuating quality. Season 3's "Villains" was too dense, lacking enough character development, despite adding important elements to the series' larger narrative. "Heroes Reborn" spin-off was entertaining with cameos from the original series, but fell short in quality compared to the original series.

Heroes proved to be a divisive show after the first season became a viral hit, and subsequent seasons seemed to waver in quality. Heroes was first released on NBC in 2006, where the first season had significant critical acclaim. The series, based on an original superhero story by creator Tim Kring, presents a world where a major anomaly causes a small percentage of people to leap forward in evolution, developing special powers that separate them from ordinary humans in unique and spectacular ways.

The series got off to a great start with a captivating villain,...

The Office is undoubtedly one of the best sitcom series ever to be made. Adapted from the British television series of the same name, both series have received critical acclaim and are hailed among some of the best TV shows to have been created. Despite being an adaptation of its British counterpart, the American Office has received vast fame and popularity and has become a staple of popular culture.

A still from The Office

And so when its last season ended with a bang, fans were distraught and understandably heartbroken. While time and binge-watching, the series has somewhat healed these wounds. Previously, it was rumored that Greg Daniels is busy creating a new Office. And fans have already lost faith in it.

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It seems that not a single Gunn’s announcement related to the upcoming ‘Superman’ reboot can go without controversy. A while back, when Milly Alcock was cast as Supergirl, the director was criticized for having an all-white main cast of the movie.

Now the most recent outrage is directed toward the cast being “D-List” in nature. Everything started with the announcement that Pruitt Taylor Vince will be cast as Jonathan Kent in the upcoming reboot with Neva Howell cast as Martha Kent, Superman’s adoptive human mother.

Even though both actors are established in their own right with medium-sized roles, none of them in the past has led blockbusters. Vince will star as a series regular in the upcoming Apple TV+ series ‘Lady in the Lake,’ alongside Natalie Portman, set to release this summer. His extensive television work includes appearances in popular series such as Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things,’ Marvel’s ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,...

It appears that every announcement about James Gunn’s upcoming ‘Superman’ reboot sparks controversy. Some time ago, when Milly Alcock was cast as Supergirl, the director faced criticism for assembling an all-white main cast (despite Supergirl not being a part of main cast…)

Now, the latest uproar revolves around the perceived “D-List” nature of the cast. It all began with the announcement of Pruitt Taylor Vince as Jonathan Kent and Neva Howell as Martha Kent, Superman’s adoptive human parents, in the upcoming reboot.

Although both actors have established themselves with medium-sized roles, neither has previously headlined blockbuster films. Vince is set to star as a series regular in the upcoming Apple TV+ series ‘Lady in the Lake,’ alongside Natalie Portman, scheduled for release this summer. His extensive television credits include appearances in popular series like Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things,’ Marvel’s ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,’ and NBC’s ‘Heroes Reborn....

Claire's actions in Heroes' finale sparked a major storyline about revealing evos to humanity, left unresolved after the show's cancellation. The new reboot, Heroes: Eclipsed, has the potential to fix past mistakes and bring back fan-favorite characters for a fresh take on the series. With advancements in visual effects, Heroes: Eclipsed can now explore new powers, time travel, and diverse settings to captivate audiences in a saturated superhero genre.

Fourteen years after the finale of the hit TV show, Heroes, it's getting a second reboot, and this time the show must answer the questions fans have been asking for years. The final season of Heroes premiered in 2010, and the story picked back up in 2015 with the miniseries, Heroes Reborn. However, both Heroes Reborn and the last two seasons of Heroes dipped in quality when compared to the show's epic beginnings. Returning to the series' universe after so much time has passed poses difficulties and opportunities.

‘Superman’ is currently the hottest upcoming Dcu project, despite the Creature Commandos being released first. Now after months of speculation and planning, Gunn was overjoyed to announce that ‘Superman’ had begun principal photography on February 29th which was, coincidentally, Superman’s birthday, in Svalbard, Norway’s Adventdalen Valley. The location was chosen for its resemblance to the Arctic and natural beauty.

As far as the cast goes, 90 % of names have already been revealed. So far, the main cast consists of David Corenswet, who will portray Clark Kent/Superman with Michael Holt as Lex Luthor on the opposite side. Rachel Brosnahan takes on the role of Lois Lane, while Isabela Merced is set to play Hawkgirl. Edi Gathegi will depict Mister Terrific, and Nathan Fillion will bring to life Guy Gardner/Green Lantern. Anthony Carrigan is cast as Rex Mason/Metamorpho, María Gabriela de Faría as Angela Spica/Engineer. Sara Sampaio...

It's now been revealed who will be playing Jonathan Kent, Clark's adoptive father, in James Gunn's Superman. Character actor Pruitt Taylor Vince, known in part for his role in The Walking Dead, has been cast in the role.

The news comes to us from TheWrap. It's the latest casting for Vince, who played the role of Otis — the character who shoots Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) — in the second season of The Walking Dead. He also had recurring roles in other shows like The Mentalist, Heroes Reborn, Stranger Things, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and he won an Emmy for his role in the TV series Murder One. In film, he memorably played Father Hennessy in Keanu Reeves' Constantine. The actor has also appeared in other movies like Monster, Gotti, and Bird Box.

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Heroes: Eclipsed is the last chance to revive the Heroes franchise under Tim Kring. Previous seasons failed to recapture the magic of the show's first season. To succeed, Eclipsed must focus on character development and avoid past mistakes.

Heroes: Eclipsed could give series creator Tim Kring one last chance to bring the Heroes franchise to its original heights. When Heroes premiered, the purposefully grounded approach to the superhero genre became a hit for NBC. However, the second season of the show was an infamous mess, with a truncated storyline and clunky writing costing Heroes much of the goodwill it developed early on. The subsequent Heroes seasons attempted to recapture the magic of the first season but largely failed. Heroes ran for four seasons before being canceled.

It was eventually followed up with a miniseries titled Heroes Reborn, but the continuation failed to renew interest in the franchise. Now, Kring is...

Heroes is set to get a remake and deserves a return of key characters like Sylar, portrayed by Zachary Quinto, to continue their stories. Characters like Tommy Clark and Malina Bennet from Heroes Reborn have unresolved stories that should continue in the new series. Characters like Mohinder Suresh and Tracy Strauss should also be brought back to help develop the narrative in the upcoming Heroes: Eclipsed series.

Heroes is set to get a remake, but to do the original series justice, several characters need to return and finish their story. Heroes quickly gained widespread critical acclaim after the first season began airing in 2006 and the series was nominated for a variety of awards, including Primetime Emmys. However, after the incredible start to the series, later seasons lost momentum and viewership took a sharp dive (via The Guardian). The series was then canceled due to the ratings drop, and the series...

Heroes: Eclipsed brings back original creator Tim Kring for a new story set several years later. Despite the oversaturation of superhero content, Heroes: Eclipsed could offer a fresh take on the genre by returning to its groundbreaking roots. To succeed, Heroes: Eclipsed must address past issues, rediscover its magic, and innovate to keep up with modern superhero storytelling.

Heroes' latest reboot attempt may come at the worst possible time, but in a strange way, that only makes Heroes: Eclipsed even more tantalizing. Heroes premiered with a bang in 2006, and for a brief time, Tim Kring's superhero universe was among the biggest things on TV. The Kringdom rapidly collapsed as the disappointing Heroes season 2 suffered one of the worst sophomore slumps in TV history. Seasons 3 and 4 nobly attempted to course-correct, but the damage had been done, and Heroes was canceled unceremoniously in 2010. Rather than turning the franchise's fortunes around, 2015's short-lived...

Heroes may get a third chance. Series creator Tim Kring is working on another revival of the popular sci-fi series, Heroes: Eclipsed. The original series aired for four seasons on NBC between 2006 and 2010, with a limited-event series follow-up, Heroes Reborn, airing in 2015.

Starring Adrian Pasdar, Ali Larter, Cristine Rose, Greg Grunberg, Hayden Panettiere, Jack Coleman, James Kyson Lee, Masi Oka, Milo Ventimiglia, Robert Knepper, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Zachary Quinto, Dana Davis, Dania Ramirez, David Anders, Kristen Bell, Leonard Roberts, Noah Gray-Cabey, Santiago Cabrera, and Tawny Cypress, the original Heroes series follows a group of ordinary people who develop superhero powers following an eclipse.Read More…...

Heroes is one of the most beloved TV shows of the ’00s.

The hit NBC series ran from 2006 to 2010, and followed common people who discover that they have super powers, and their lives intertwining to prevent a devastating event.

Heroes earned many awards in its run, including Primetime Emmy Awards, Golden Globes, People’s Choice Awards and British Academy Television Awards.

The show would be rebooted in 2015 with a continuation series (Heroes Reborn), and we’ve just found out there’s a new series being developed in 2024!

Over the years, the original stars of the show have amassed a significant amount of wealth.

We’ve rounded up the original cast of Heroes, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.

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Heroes is being rebooted with a new series!

The NBC series, which originally ran from 2006 to 2010, is getting a new installment in the form of Heroes: Eclipsed, from series creator Tim Kring, via Variety.

The series is set” years after the events of the original superhero series, as new evolved humans are discovering their powers.”

Casting details have not yet been revealed for the new series.

The original show starred Hayden Panettiere, Jack Coleman, Milo Ventimiglia, Masi Oka, Zachary Quinto, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Ali Larter, Adrian Pasdar and Greg Grunberg.

In 2015, there was also a limited series Heroes Reborn, with Jack reprising his role as Noah Bennet.

“I’ve always felt that the brand was elastic enough and a broad enough premise. It’s a show about ordinary people with extraordinary powers. It’s an indeterminate [amount of] people around the world and then they have to save the world. I feel confident...

A Heroes sequel series has been confirmed to be in development and it will be helmed by Tim Kring, the original show's creator. Previous Heroes shows were canceled due to a drop in quality and viewership numbers, not meeting expectations of the first seasons.

A new Heroes sequel series has been confirmed to be in development. Premiering in 2006, the acclaimed NBC superhero drama series originally ran for four seasons a nd followed the lives of random individuals whose destinies and paths become intertwined after they discover they have superpowers following a mysterious solar eclipse. Following the sudden cancelation of the show in 2010, a follow-up miniseries titled Heroes Reborn was released in 2015, but it didn’t extend past season 1 as NBC also failed to renew the show for subsequent seasons.

Now, 9 years after the release of Heroes Reborn, Deadline reports that a new reboot of the classic superhero drama is in the works.

No, you’re not experiencing déjà vu. Heroes really is staging another comeback.

Heroes: Eclipsed, a new iteration of the much discussed sci-fi series, is in the works from creator Tim Kring, TVLine has confirmed. Per our sister site Deadline, who was first to report, the project is set years after the events of the original show’s series finale and centers on new Evos being awakened and discovering their life-altering powers.

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Heroes is the latest TV series to develop a reboot!

On Wednesday (April 10), it was reported that a reboot of NBC’s hit fantasy series was being developed by original creator Tim Kring.

If you forgot, the series debuted in 2006 and concluded four years later. It starred the likes of Hayden Panettiere, Jack Coleman, Milo Ventimiglia, Masi Oka, Zachary Quinto, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Ali Larter, Adrian Pasdar and Greg Grunberg.

A report about the reboot includes some details about what fans can expect, including a hint about if the original cast will make an appearance.

Keep reading to find out more…

Deadline broke the news about the reboot, revealing that it will be called Heroes: Eclipsed.

The outlet reported that it would be set in the future and would introduce fans to a new generation of evos, or humans with special abilities. It appears that Heroes: Eclipsed will follow in the footsteps of Heroes Reborn,...

Save the cheerleader. Save the world. Heroes creator Tim Kring made the mission sound so easy in 2006, but as we all know, things are more complex when people with supernatural abilities start running amok. Thankfully, we’re getting another chance at winning the day because Tim Kring is rebooting Heroes for a second encore with Heroes: Eclipse.

According to Deadline‘s exclusive report, “Heroes: Eclipsed is set years after the events of the original series as new evos are being awakened and discovering powers that will change their lives. Featuring familiar villains and new enemies who once again will be attempting to suppress this next step in human evolution, it will be up to this new group of heroes to save the world.”

Heroes: Eclipse sounds an awful lot like Heroes Reborn, Kring’s 2015 limited series set years after the events of the original. Like Heroes Reborn, Heroes: Eclipse introduces...

Heroes will be the next TV series from the past to get a return, as a new sequel series is in development. The news comes shortly after the solar eclipse, which played a major role in the original Heroes series.

Per Deadline, the new show will be called Heroes: Eclipsed. It is set years after the events of the original series as "new evos are being awakened and discovering powers that will change their lives." The revival will feature some familiar villains along with new characters for the new group of budding superheroes to face. Tim Kring, the creator of the original series, is writing Heroes: Eclipsed.

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This will be the second spinoff for Heroes, following the 2015 limited series Heroes Reborn.

A new “Heroes” reboot series is in development from creator Tim Kring, Variety has confirmed.

The reboot, titled “Heroes: Eclipsed,” is set years after the events of the original superhero series, as new evolved humans are discovering their powers. Kring is executive producing “Heroes: Eclipsed” with his manager, Mosaic’s Jordan Cerf. Casting has yet to be announced.

“Heroes” ran for four seasons on NBC from 2006 to 2010, and starred Hayden Panettiere, Jack Coleman, Milo Ventimiglia, Masi Oka, Zachary Quinto, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Ali Larter, Adrian Pasdar and Greg Grunberg. Kring then worked on the 2015 limited series “Heroes Reborn,” with Coleman reprising his role as Noah Bennet. Zachary Levi, Robbie Kay, Kiki Sukezane, Ryan Guzman, Rya Kihlstedt and Judith Shekoni also starred in “Heroes Reborn.”

Back in 2015, while promoting “Reborn,” Kring teased the possibility of developing more storylines in the “Heroes” universe following the 13-episode event series.

“I’ve always felt that...

Exclusive: Tim Kring’s Heroes is eyeing a second encore with Heroes: Eclipsed, a new incarnation of the popular 2006 superhero drama series, sources tell Deadline. Appropriately, the project is being pitched to buyers now, the week of the solar eclipse.

Written by Kring, Heroes: Eclipsed is set years after the events of the original series as new evos are being awakened and discovering powers that will change their lives. Featuring familiar villains and new enemies who once again will be attempting to suppress this next step in human evolution, it will be up to this new group of heroes to save the world.

The premise evokes the 2015 limited series Heroes Reborn, also created by Kring, which also was set years after the events in the...

Milo Ventimiglia believes that a return of the TV series "Heroes" is unlikely, as the attempted reboot didn't go well. Ventimiglia thinks that the original series' success was due to the depth of its characters, which was lacking in the reboot. The "Heroes" franchise has been dormant since the failed reboot, and there are no signs of it being revived in the near future.

Before the MCU took the world by storm in 2008 with an eccentric billionaire building a suit of armor, NBC debuted Heroes in 2006, dealing with ordinary people who found themselves with extraordinary powers. As a key component of the original series, Milo Ventimiglia has spoken out about whether he believes the show will get a chance to return for a third time. For fans of the superhero drama, the news isn't good.

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Milo Ventimiglia is opening up about the Heroes reboot and the possibility of a new revival. The actor also revealed why he won’t be auditioning for the Batman role in The Brave and the Bold film that James Gunn is working on as part of the new DC Universe he is constructing alongside Peter Safran.

In a new interview, the This Is Us alum was pessimistic about the idea of bringing back Heroes, the 2006 Tim Kring-created superhero series that aired on NBC for four seasons.

“I feel like I’ve been trained to say ‘never say never.’ But I think when they tried to bring back Heroes and reboot Heroes, it was a bit of a soft landing,” Ventimiglia said in an interview with ComicBook. “I don’t think that one’s gonna be revisited again.”

Ventimiglia played the role of Peter Petrelli, a hospice nurse who can mimic other people’s abilities.

Milo Ventimiglia, who played Peter Petrelli in the NBC superhero series Heroes, which ran from 2006 to 2010, has little hope for a second series revival.

"I feel like I've been trained to say, ''never say never,'' but I think when they tried to bring back Heroes and reboot Heroes, it was a bit of a soft landing," Ventimiglia told ComicBook while promoting his new film Land of Bad. "I don't think that one's gonna be revisited again. I think it's just one of those things [that] I think they tried, and it didn't quite go," he said about the 13-episode revival, which didn't include much of the original cast.

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"I feel like [Heroes Reborn] let the story and circumstances be greater than the characters," Ventimiglia continued,...

"World War III" was a forgotten Marvel/DC crossover from 1997 that merged the Wildstorm and Heroes Reborn universes. The crossover allowed creators to do whatever they wanted with characters, resulting in a high body count and traitorous heroes. The story will never be republished due to real world events and the integration of Wildstorm characters into the main DC Universe.

While a Marvel/DC crossover is highly unlikely these days, there was a time when the two companies pitted their characters together on a fairly regular basis. In spite of all that, there is one story that has been forgotten, and really only became an official “Marvel/DC” crossover years after its original publication. This is the bizarre yet true story of “World War III,” a crossover from 1997 that’s since been lost to the ages.

The story of how “World War III” came to be starts the year before its publication.