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When Gene Roddenberry was offered the chance to bring his universe back to television in 1986, conventional wisdom suggested the show was doomed to fail. However, Star Trek: The Next Generation surpassed Star Trek: The Original Series in ratings, number of seasons and, in the hearts of some fans, is the superior show. Just like The Original Series, nearly 40 years after it debuted, there are a number of The Next Generation episodes that are controversial and wouldn't play well if released today.

To be clear, Star Trek was always "woke," but each series was also a product of its time. While there was diversity, equity and inclusion in front of the camera, the same could not be said for behind it. While The Next Generation storytellers intended to tell inclusive, progressive stories, sometimes they failed. Other episodes were quite daring for their time, with actual societal progress revealing their limitations. In many cases,...

Harley Quinn creator Justin Halpern confirmed that they initially created an original supervillain for the hit adult-animated DC series. This comes ahead of the show's upcoming fifth season, which is expected to premiere sometime in November.

Speaking with ComicBook.com, Halpern opened up about their scrapped plans to debut an original character called Brownstone in the Harley Quinn series. He revealed that Brownstone would have first been introduced as a superhero, who later became a supervillain due to an embarrassing moment. "We had also created our own superhero that we wanted to have, [a] supervillain that we wanted to have in our crew, who was named Brownstone," he explained. "But everyone called him Brown Stain because during a high profile rescue as a hero, he sh-t his pants on live TV. And so everyone called him Brown Stain, and then that's what turned him into a villain, because he was so upset at that.

Warning: Spoilers for Wonder Woman #13Of all the Justice League's heroes, I've always been particularly fond of Plastic Man and Elongated Man due to the zaniness of their powers. Their rubber-like abilities appear identical on the surface, but they have plenty of differences, and that has never been more apparent than now. Plastic Man just unveiled a surprisingly dark side effect of his powers that will forever change the way I see this Justice League icon.

In Wonder Woman #13 by Tom King, Tony S. Daniels, Leonardo Paciarotti, and Clayton Cowles, Wonder Woman and Robin team up with Steve Trevor to infiltrate Amanda Waller's prison to free the depowered superheroes she's imprisoned there. Among the heroes they break out are Plastic Man and Elongated Man, both of whom have lost their stretchy powers after the events of Absolute Power. When Elongated Man makes a comment about how punching hurts...

At first, One Piece comes off as a very lighthearted show about pirates. However, it has always been a story featuring themes of inequality and oppression. Even the East Blue Saga featured the seeds of these ideas. Shells Town was about marine corruption and what they were willing to overlook. The Arlong Park arc is not only a direct parallel to Sabaody Archipelago, but also the result of how the world treats Fish-Men.

The greater world building when it comes to these themes has been slowly established across the series, but now more than ever it is in full force. Joy Boy and Nika are symbols of freedom because so many in the world of One Piece have been denied their freedom. Luffy's role in inheriting that will and dream puts him in conflict with the World Government, who are the biggest source of oppression in the series. It's...

Born to one of the most influential figures in Hollywood, Jaden Smith had the privilege of exploring various career paths, from acting to music. And he did make notable strides in films like The Pursuit of Happyness and The Karate Kid and subsequently released three studio albums.

The Karate Kid | Credit: Columbia Pictures

However, his acting career seems to have taken a back seat, with his last major film role in 2020. Despite his absence from notable on-screen roles in recent years, the 2018 teen drama, Skate Kitchen, where he starred alongside a real-life skater group, highlights why Smith should consider reigniting his acting career.

Jaden Smith’s Standout Performance That Calls for His Return to Acting

Throughout the years, Jaden Smith has delivered several notable performances, from starring alongside his father Will Smith in films like The Pursuit of Happyness to his work in the films like The Karate Kid and the 2018 film Skate Kitchen.

In Mark Waids fan-favorite Worlds Finest series, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman come together for their first official mission, revealing the origin story of the Justice Leagues Trinity. This team-up not only showcases the moment the Trinity bonded but also hints at the true meaning behind the formation of the Justice League.

In Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest #30, Mark Waid and Gleb Melnikov bring Batman, Superman, and Dick Graysons Robin to Themyscira to assist Wonder Woman in solving the murder of one of her fellow Amazons. While Diana has made earlier appearances in the series, this is her first time taking center stage as a main character. Fans have enjoyed the whimsical adventures of Bruce, Clark, and Dick, but Dianas presence adds a new layer of excitement and depth to their dynamic. Its clear that Wonder Womans role will likely extend beyond this issue, suggesting she may become a more permanent addition to the ongoing storylines.

Ever since the Titans took the Justice League's place as the premier superhero team of the DC Universe, they've had big shoes to fill. Now, when they're needed most, the Titans have finally proven to the hero community that they're a better team than the Justice League.

In Absolute Power #2 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora, the superheroes of the Dcu have had their powers drained by Amanda Waller's Task Force VII, and things have never been more dire for the hero community. While the former Justice League heroes struggle to unite against the threat they face, the Titans form a united front as a team, stepping up to lead their fellow heroes through the dark times they've found themselves in. With the Justice League fractured, the Titans have shown that they have what it takes to be DC's main super-team.

The Titans Take Charge When the Justice League...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Justice Society of America #11!Batman and Catwoman's daughter from the future, Huntress, finally gets a happy ending - in the Justice Society of America of the 31st century. The beauty of DC Comics is how it gives space to the by-products of all its shifting timelines and continuity changes. Even characters that have been retconned come back in spectacular ways, and characters that technically never have (or should) exist get their time to shine.

This is just the case with the time-displaced Helena Wayne. Time is a major theme in Justice Society of America, especially in issue #11 by Geoff Johns and Marco Santucci, with characters jumping back in time, or from broken timelines, or even hopping around trying to find a place to land where they won't be erased from continuity. In the penultimate issue of this celebrated series, time-jumper Helena Wayne finally finds a place to land.

We found out that David Denman joined the cast of Peacemaker season 2 earlier this year, and the actor has now revealed a pretty big detail about the character he'll play.

Possible spoilers follow.

Denman shared an Instagram video of himself in the Peacemaker makeup chair getting heavy prosthetics applied with the caption "Just another day at the office."

Does this mean he's playing some kind of monster or alien? Not necessarily!

Though the photo has since been removed, a mural was recently spotted on set featuring John Cena's Peacemaker (wearing a slightly different costume), his father in his White Dragon outfit, and a mysterious third character who many believe will turn out to be Christopher Smith's brother, Keith.

This individual was also wearing a helmet, which might well be what Denman is being fitted for here.

If you watched season 1, you'll know that Chris accidentally killed his older...

For all the varying universes with shared continuity, the DC Animated Universe remains the peak adaptation of comics' oldest characters. While many who make that argument may do so from a place of nostalgia, the storytelling throughout holds up. If the Dcau has a cornerstone, it's the Justice League series that ran on the Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004. Justice League gave fans a very similar experience to reading the comics, from interconnected storytelling to the pure joy of seeing their favorite heroes work together. Interestingly, the Dcau was not the first shared universe featuring these characters. More than 30 years earlier, Filmation produced a "cinematic universe" featuring DC Comics' characters. It was followed by others, including the iconic Super Friends.

Justice League was not the first time fans saw these heroes together on the small screen. But, with all due respect to the stories that came before it, Justice League was better in every possible way.

Brand-new fan art from a user on Instagram reveals how Tom Welling's Superman and the rest of the cast of Smallville could have looked had they formed into an official Justice League with more experience behind them. Smallville may have wrapped up the series that went into incredible detail about the origins of Superman and Clark Kent's early years learning to handle his powers, but for fans of the show, it never fails to get the imagination going when new fan art featuring the cast is released. And that is exactly what Instagram user, buffy2ville did in a recent post, taking these pre-dceu characters and making them equally super.

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The fan account frequently posts high quality images of the cast of Smallville in imaginary adventures that could have taken place some time after the show wrapped.

Waller's Amazo army puts heroes in crisis, bringing back long-lost figures to join the fight. Team Arrow faces Tomorrow Woman's intense powers. Tomorrow Woman's return poses major threat, potentially adding to chaos in post-Absolute Power world.

Warning! Green Arrow #14 spoilers ahead!One of the most tragic members to ever serve on the Justice League is back with power that could take on the world's greatest superheroes. Amanda Waller's reign of terror has heroes everywhere scrambling, and bringing back heroes and villains fans haven't seen in years.

At the center of this crisis is Task Force VII, a collection of Amazos that Waller has improved thanks to Failsafe and the Brainiac Queen. The original Amazo was created by Anthony Ivo, who had a hand in creating another android, Tomorrow Woman. After years away, Ivo's greatest creation returns, but not in the heroic fashion readers may have been hoping for.

Tomorrow...

Wonder Woman proves love is a better tactic than fear in a team-up with Robin, showing her superior tactical abilities. The debate between fear and love tactics plays out in Wonder Woman #12, demonstrating Diana's centuries of expertise. Wonder Woman's millennia of experience make her a superior tactician to Batman.

Warning: Contains potential spoilers for Wonder Woman #12!Wonder Woman and Robins team-up for DCs crisis event, Absolute Power, has officially proven Diana Princes superior tactical abilities compared to Batman. This shouldnt be surprising, given her status as an Amazon warrior with millennia of experience, far surpassing the Dark Knight, but for those who believe that experience isn't enough to determine the superior hero, the latest Wonder Woman comic provides ample evidence.

Dianas tactic of using love achieved more than any of Damians tactics, demonstrating the effectiveness of Wonder Womans approach compared to Batmans reliance on fear.

Tom King, Tony S. Daniel,...

Three years after the arrival of Justin Bieber‘s last studio album, the hitmaker is back in the recording studio with new music on the horizon!

The 30-year-old “Peaches” crooner and new dad hasn’t unleased an album since 2021′s Justice. In the years since, he’s hopped on a few collaborations but has largely taken a break from the recording industry.

In a new interview, one of Justin‘s collaborators confirmed that they were working on new music and reflected on the process.

Speaking to The New York Times, writer and producer Mk.gee said that he and Justin were collaborating.

“He’s searching,” he said about the hitmaker. “Anything that comes out of his mouth: That’s pop music. You can really do pretty wild stuff behind that, just because it represents something.”

It’s unclear if Justin is working on a follow-up to Justice or something else. However,...

In a seemingly unlikely pairing, Mk.gee (aka Michael Gordon) has been recruited by Justin Bieber to write and record new music.

The rising indie rocker opened up about hitting the studio with Bieber in a new interview with The New York Times. “He’s searching,” Mk.gee said. “Anything that comes out of his mouth: That’s pop music. You can really do pretty wild stuff behind that, just because it represents something.”

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Mk.gee continued by explaining that he’s not necessarily chasing a pop sound, but rather “the promise of pop music” while carving out his own path. “Experimentalism has no meaning unless it’s done on the grandest scale,” he said. “I just don’t want to join somebody else’s citadel. I want to build my own thing, my own castle with my friends, because that’s what needed. And if people want to come,...

Justin Bieber is working on his first new music since 2021, the celebrated indie singer-songwriter Mk.gee revealed in a new interview with The New York Times.

Mk.Gee (real name Michael Gordon) is one of the breakout artists of 2024, earning praise from across the indie and pop spectrum for his debut album, Two Star & the Dream Police, which showcases his songwriting chops and guitar mastery. Bieber is clearly among his many fans and tapped Gordon for some recent writing and recording sessions.

Gordon didn’t reveal too much about the music he’s working on with Bieber,...

The latest evolution of Batman lore just gave Robin a surprising new costume, bringing him closer to the Dark Knight's own design than ever. The twist comes in new miniseries Batman: Dark Age, which begins Bruce Wayne's story in the 1950s, seeing the Caped Crusader's career run alongside real historical events. Of course, in this kind of long view, there is no Batman without Robin.

In Batman: Dark Age #5, Batman and Dick Grayson attend a fire at Arkham Asylum in 1976. Despite Robin already having his red, yellow and green costume, he attends the fire with a very different look - a flame retardant suit identical to the Dark Knight's own, but with his 'R' logo on the chest. It's fascinating to see Dick dressed as a mini-Batman, given he's traditionally had a very different appearance.

In Dark Age, it seems that all Batman's Robins will be consolidated into the first,...

Gotham has some of the world's greatest fighters patrolling its streets, and Catwoman just proved she's among the A-list. Selina Kyle is currently helping Batman to fight against Amanda Waller's regime, with the pair going up against her new Suicide Squad 'dream team.' That leads Catwoman into battle with an antihero who can make gods cry.

As Absolute Power continues its grip on the DC Universe, Batman and Catwoman find themselves on the planet of Czarnia in Batman #152, by Chip Zdarsky and Mike Hawthorne, trying to retrieve Amanda Waller's Mother Box in an effort to win back the Earth for the heroes of DC. There, they come across Waller's Squad, including the Superman-level Bizarro and ultimate magic-user Black Alice.

Black Alice is a god-tier magic-user, able to steal the powers of any magical entity, from sorcerers like John Constantine and Doctor Fate to cosmic beings like the Spectre.

Amanda Waller's oversight of the Justice League's sidekicks could be her downfall in her plan to neutralize Earth's heroes. In Absolute Power Task Force VII #2, Tempest points out Waller's mistake in targeting only Aquaman, not his former sidekicks like himself. The Justice League's sidekicks may prove to be the key to stopping Amanda Waller's master plan in Absolute Power: Task Force VII #2.

Warning: contains spoilers for Absolute Power: Task Force VII #2!

I cannot believe that the Justice Leagues new big bad is Still underestimating the teams sidekicks. Absolute Power, DCs new summer event, just kicked off. In it, Amanda Waller has, at long last, unveiled her master plan: to neutralize Earths heroes once and for all. Her plan is working well, but in Absolute Power: Task Force VII #2, a huge flaw has been exposed.

Absolute Power: Task Force VII #2 is written by John Layman and drawn by Max Raynor.

Waller surpasses the Joker by destroying Justice League's reputation with falsified videos and public manipulation. Waller's master plan to eliminate metahumans involves gaining political power and powerful assets like Brainiac Queen. Unlike the Joker's chaos, Waller's calculated attack shifts public opinion, showing her as a more sinister villain.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Absolute Power #1!As shocking as it is to hear, the Joker has been dethroned from his top spot on the list of most successful villains. The Clown Prince of Crime is infamous for his numerous attacks, not just on Batman, but the DC Universe as a whole. But one surprising villain goes further than the Joker ever has.

In Absolute Power #1 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora, falsified videos are hitting the internet and airwaves, showing heroes attacking innocent civilians. As the heroes scramble to figure out what's going on, the videos' distributor, Amanda Waller, discusses her operation with Sarge Steel.

Absolute Power #4 introduces Jadestone, a Green Lantern-inspired Amazo who may turn against Amanda Waller. Variant covers showcase exciting Green Lantern-centric art, hinting at a confrontation with Jadestone. Jadestone, piloted by a version of Batman, threatens Hal Jordan's fate in a gripping scene.

One of the highlights of DCs blockbuster crisis event, Absolute Power, has been the influx of breathtaking variant covers, including one that focuses on Green Lantern, showing the Emerald Knight on the brink of death. This cover may be the best variant yet, serving as an epic introduction to the Green Lantern-inspired AmazoJADESTONE.

Mark Waid and Dan Moras crisis event, which has pitted DCs greatest heroes against Amanda Wallers power-stealing task force of Amazo robots, continues in Absolute Power #4. While details about this issue remain scarce, fans are already buzzing with excitement thanks to several thrilling variant covers, including a Green Lantern-centric one.

Absolute Power #4 (2024)

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Warning: Spoilers for Jenny Sparks #1

Captain Atom, once a Superman-level hero, has been neglected and turned into a mindless villain. Jenny Sparks #1 features a villainous Captain Atom on a quest to become a god, straying far from his heroic origins. Despite his mistreatment, Captain Atom is set to return to the Justice League, offering hope for redemption and recognition.

There's one Justice League hero who is on Superman's level in terms of raw power, but DC has neglected him to the point where he's been all but forgotten. Now, he's returned as a villain in a shocking departure from his original characterization, and I can't help but wish that he would finally be given the respect he deserves.

In Jenny Sparks #1 by Tom King and Jeff Spokes, the Spirit of the 20th Century has returned in the modern day to help take down Captain Atom after he's gone berserk. Although...

Anders Thomas Jensen is getting the Riders of Justice team back together.

For his new dark comedy, tentatively titled Back to Reality, writer-director Jensen has tapped his Riders of Justice stars Mads Mikkelsen and Nikolaj Lie Kaas to headline. The duo is joined by a Danish who’s who of acting talent, including Lars Brygmann, Sofie Grabol, Bodil Jorgensen, Soren Malling and Nicolas Bro. Shooting began in Funen, Denmark, on Aug. 19.

Back to Reality is described as a drama/crime comedy mashup involving a bank robbery and two very different brothers, Anker and Manfred (Mikkelsen and Kaas, respectively). When Anker is released from jail he wants to recover the money he stole from his heist, but the only one who knows where the loot is buried is his brother Manfred, who is suffering from personal disassociation due to childhood trauma and his protective alter ego who has no recollection of...

Superman and the Flash become ruthless when they lose their humanity, crossing ethical lines to take down threats. By operating on a villain's brain, the heroes exploit weaknesses and disable abilities, showing the dark side of Jla tactics. The Justice League's humanity is what truly sets them apart, making Superman and the Flash formidable due to their empathy.

The Justice League has always counted some of DCs most powerful heroes among its ranks, but few icons are as powerful as the Flash and Superman. Both beings of nearly limitless potential, Wally West and Clark Kent are simultaneously some of the Leagues most human members. But when the duo loses their humanity, their vision of justice becomes far more ruthless.

Jla #51 by Mark Waid, Mike S. Miller, Armando Durruthy, Ken Lopez, and John Kalisz find many members of the team split into two entities representing their human and superhuman natures.

This article contains spoilers for the Chainsaw Man manga, available to read in English via Viz Media and Shonen Jump.

In todays shonen landscape, Tatsuki Fujimotos Chainsaw Man stands out as a truly revolutionary work, its unorthodox approach to story development and characterization pushing the series to the heights of popularity and acclaim. Ongoing since 2018, the series tells the story of Denji, an impoverished teenager surviving in an unforgiving world of Devils, whose life takes a dramatic turn when his pet Devil, Pochita, offers the boy his heart, transforming him into the titular Chainsaw Man.

Over the course of its run, Csm never failed to deliver on some of the best narratives in modern shonen history, the manga defined by its unpredictability, ruthlessness, and inclination to take dramatic risks and turn the plot in shocking directions. Currently on its thirteenth story arc, the series favors short and impactful plots that develop at a rapid pace,...

Bosch is a police procedural drama based on the Michael Connelly book series featuring the titular detective Harry Bosch. The series ran for seven seasons before it ended in 2021. However, thanks to the popularity of the show, Bosch returned only a year later with the sequel series Bosch: Legacy. Bosch: Legacy continues with the story of Bosch but also features characters like Honey Chandler and Maddie Bosch in main roles.

Most of the storylines from Bosch: Legacy began in the original Bosch series. Each season of Bosch deals with a different main criminal case that Harry Bosch must investigate, but there are other plot lines that continue through multiple seasons. And while every season of Bosch is captivating and intriguing, some seasons stand out from the others thanks to the compelling characters introduced, the intriguing cases, or the overall impact the season had on the series.

Season 6 Introduced a Controversial...

Nightwing emerges as the key leader to unite Titans and Justice League against Amanda Waller's power-stealing threat. Dick Grayson's inspiring speech solidifies his role as the commanding figure the heroes need in the face of adversary. Batman shows support for Nightwing's new leadership, leading to an emotional father-son moment in the epic storyline.

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Absolute Power #2!Nightwing made comic book history during the Dawn of DC by stepping up to lead the Titans as the DCUs top superhero team, effectively taking over the mantle of Earths greatest protectors from the Justice League. Now, Dick Grayson is on the brink of achieving something even greater: uniting the Titans and the Justice League into a single, unstoppable force.

The Justice League disbanded in 2022 after the events of Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths, and has been inactive since.

In Mark Waid and Dan Moras Absolute Power #2, the...

Amanda Waller sends Global Guardian, Superman's Son, and Brainiac Queen to attack the Fortress of Solitude, but they aren't the ones that ultimately destroy it. Superman's iconic Fortress of Solitude is destroyed in an explosive battle, raising questions about the fate of thousands of Kryptonians in the Bottle City of Kandor. The destruction of the Fortress of Solitude marks a landmark moment in comics, highlighting the personal sacrifices and immense emotional impact on Superman and the DC Universe.

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Absolute Power #2!Fans are officially saying goodbye to Supermans iconic Fortress of Solitude after an intense battle with Amanda Waller led to its explosive destruction. While the loss of this legendary sanctuary is monumental, it raises a pressing question amid the wreckage: What has become of the thousands of Kryptonians in the Bottle City of Kandor?

Did Superman inadvertently cause the deaths of thousands of Kryptonians?

Mark Waid...

The Fantastic Four laid the foundation for modern Marvel heroes with unique dynamics and relatable struggles. Many iconic Marvel elements, like the Skrulls and Doctor Doom, originated from the Fantastic Four comics. The Fantastic Four are set to save the MCU, ushering in a new era as the key characters for the future.

The heroes of the Marvel Universe are some of the most famous in all of pop culture. Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the Avengers. From comic books to multi-billion dollar film franchises, the Marvel Universe is sprawling with heroes that have inspired people, and thanks to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, characters that were once considered D-list, like the Guardians of the Galaxy, are household names. Tell a comic book fan 10 years ago that a kid's favorite superhero could be Ant-Man, and they wouldn't believe you, but now no hero is too obscure to be a breakout hit. Yet...

DC heroes have darker alternate versions, like the sadistic Sky Tyrant and conniving Superwoman. Black Flash is a terrifying Speedster Grim Reaper who returns heroes to the Speed Force upon death. Characters like King Shazam and Parallax Hal Jordan demonstrate the dangers of corrupted heroes.

DC's Justice League and the larger DC Universe are populated by some of the most iconic and powerful characters in fiction, from Superman and Wonder Woman to Batman and Robin. These heroes have undergone a variety of changes throughout their history thanks to out-of-continuity Elseworlds stories and retcons.

One of the best ways superheroes can be explored is through darker versions of themselves either their perfect opposites or their own fall to evil. DC's heroes have been reimagined as everything from crime bosses to cosmic tyrants in stories that shook up the universe and reeled in dedicated readers. While some of these characters are only...

Black Lightning proves his heroism even without his suit after first meeting Superman in Action Comics #1067. Superman and Black Lightning share a love for Metropolis and a dedication to heroism. Both Clark Kent and Jefferson Pierce will always protect their community against any threat.

Warning: Spoilers for Action Comics #1067

Both on his own and with the Justice League, Superman has interacted with pretty much every superhero at one time or another. Whether its his long-lasting friendship with Batman or the grudging respect he holds for Booster Gold, the Man of Steel has crossed paths with practically everyone. But his first interaction with one future Justice Leaguer reminds fans just how heroic the Worlds Greatest Superheroes truly are even without costumes.

Action Comics #1067 by Gail Simone, Eddy Barrows, Danny Miki, Rex Lokus, and Dave Sharpe features an untold story from early in Clark Kent's career as he, Lois Lane, and Jimmy Olsen...

Laura Karpman will compose the score for Marvel’s “Captain America: Brave New World.“

Karpman is no stranger to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, having scored the music to the Disney+ series, “What If…?” and “The Marvels.”

The fourth Captain America film stars Anthony Mackie as flying superhero Sam Wilson, formerly known as Cap’s sidekick the Falcon. Mackie takes the mantle over from Chris Evans’ Steve Rogers, who starred in the previous three “Captain America” movies and the four “Avengers” movies.

This time around, Sam is greeted by Harrison Ford’s U.S. President Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross, who wants to make Captain America a U.S. agent. The action heats up quickly as the superhero stops a would-be assassin at the White House. As previously confirmed, Ford’s Thunderbolt Ross will indeed, be transforming into the Red Hulk in the film.

The film set to be released in 2025, is directed...

Days of Our Lives spoilers reveal a preview clip for the week of August 5, 2024 has been released. Jack Deveraux (Matthew Ashford) and Chad Dimera (Billy Flynn) rescue a mystery woman (AnnaLynne McCord).

Bonnie Lockhart Kiriakis (Judi Evans) and Hattie Adams (Deidre Hall) reunite. Brady Black (Eric Martsolf) and Fiona Cook (Serena Scott Thomas) get nasty.

Meanwhile, Connie Viniski (Julie Dove) vows to get justice for Li Shin (Remington Hoffman). Keep reading to find out what is coming up in the Peacock soap opera.

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Dool spoilers for the week of August 5 reveal that the preview clip shows Jack and Chad busting in a door. Jack and Chad find someone there. However, when Jack and Chad talk to the woman, she doesn’t admit to being Abigail.

So, either she thinks she’s someone else, or has total amnesia. I’m thinking amnesia...

James Gunn will soon be launching his version of the DC Universe with David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, and with this will come along multiple other characters that were previously either left in the dark or left unexplored. One of these widely speculated characters includes Lobo as well, the villain widely rumored to be embodied by Jason Momoa.

Corenswet in and as Superman. | @jamesgunn/Ig.

While Momoa has been vocal about his heartiest desire to play this unhinged interstellar mercenary and bounty hunter, nothing has been confirmed about even the character’s debut in this respective rebooted super-verse. But this villain is actually so iconic with some truly scary powers that seeing him face Corenswet’s Man of Steel is all we want to see after this.

Lobo is Scarier Than Fans’ Wildest Imaginations

Of all the comic book characters in comics, perhaps none holds as scary powers as Lobo.

As soon as Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential election and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday, July 21, Black-ish star and Broadway veteran Jenifer Lewis did what she does best: put her emotions into performance. Sitting at a piano, Lewis belted an original song for her 1.4 million Instagram followers in celebration of the news.

“It’s an unprecedented day,” she began. “And let me tell you what Auntie’s got to say. I got something I want to yell. My dream team is Kamala and Michelle! Ring the bell,...

Booster Gold's epic Mean Girls reference in Batman: The Brave and the Bold #15 solidifies him as one of my favorite heroes. Mark Russell and Jon Mikel's Time Jerks story takes Booster on a wild journey with the Jurassic League. Despite being an outcast in the Justice League, Booster Gold has won over fans with his hilarious and memorable moments in comics.

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Batman: The Brave and the Bold #15!I will always be a die-hard Wonder Woman and Batman fan, but recently, one Justice League hero has been growing on me. Now, with this iconic character quoting Mean Girls, he has officially become one of my all-time favorites. After all, who doesnt love a touch of Regina George in their comics?

Mark Russell and Jon Mikels Booster Gold-centric story, Time Jerks, concludes in Batman: The Brave and the Bold #15. This time-traveling adventure has been a wild ride,...

Cena shines in comedy roles, displaying impeccable timing and acting abilities, proving himself as a top wrestler-turned-actor. Standout moments like Peacemaker's show and tell and Cena's Hulk Hogan impersonation showcase his comedic talent in diverse settings. Cena seamlessly transitions from wrestling to acting, delivering hilarious scenes while still retaining his muscly edge.

John Cena is quickly proving himself to be one of the funniest working actors in Hollywood today, with a slew of hilarious scenes from movies and TV shows across multiple genres. John Cena first became a household name thanks to his rise to prominence as the premiere face of Smackdown in the WWE. But the former wrestler has since made a graceful transition to acting without losing any of his muscly edge, only finally announcing plans to retire from the WWE in 2025.

The best instances of John Cena's comedy chops show off both his daring comedic timing and surprisingly impressive acting abilities.

When Masashi Kishimoto first introduced us to the Ninja World, this legendary trio of Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke were nothing but children. They were far from the powerful forces that they have grown up to be. Actually, the original Team 7 consisted of inexperienced genin stumbling to find their footing in a world of high-stakes ninjutsu.

Naruto from Naruto Shippuden

Naruto often plunged into reckless mistakes, Sakura’s smart nature did not translate to a great amount of prowess on the battlefield and Sasuke, with all his seemingly quiet confidence, concealed a deep wellspring of emotional turmoil. It was this very vulnerability that easily made the journey compelling, as they worked through issues such as friendship, rivalry, and self-discovery to forge the legendary heroes of the Naruto Saga.

Akatsuki’s Ruthless Ambition Forged Naruto‘s Unstoppable Heroes Itachi from Naruto Shippuden

In a shocking interview, Kishimoto mentioned that the brutal organization,...

Over the years, the Justice League has faced off with some of the most powerful villains in the DC Universe. From their big, debut battle against Starro the Conqueror, mighty individuals have safeguarded the world from evil geniuses, ancient evils, and villains whose mere existence defies comprehension.

But only a few villains in the Justice Leagues history can stand out as their most powerful. With every decade, the team faces off against more powerful and more twisted nemeses. Out of all the foes that have battled the Justice League, who stand out as some of the most impressive? Read on to discover 15 of the most powerful villains who have taken on the Justice League.

Lex Luthor

If theres one thing people can say about Supermans greatest nemesis, its that hes as ambitious as he is malevolent. Lex has assembled numerous villainous teams such as the Legion of Doom in the...

Darkseid returns for DC's All In initative, creating the Absolute Universe in a clash with Superman's new Justice League. DC All-In Special #1 releases on October 2, 2024, and features creators Scott Snyder, Joshua Williamson, Wes Craig, and Daniel Sampere. The comic will feature the conflicting perspectives of Darkseid and Superman.

Darkseid is finally making his long-awaited and highly anticipated return to the DC Universe, playing a major role in the comic publishers new initiative launch, All In. Not only will Darkseid return as DCs biggest and baddest villain, but he will also be responsible for the creation of the Absolute Universe, DC's answer to Marvels Ultimate Universeand its arguably the best thing to happen to comics in years.

The collision between Darkseid and Superman's new Justice LEague will reshape the DC cosmology as fans know it with the creation of the Absolute Universe.

Releasing on October 2, 2024, DC All-In Special #1 will bring together all-star creators Scott Snyder,...

As Countdown To Christmas is fast approaching in mid-October, it means that the newly branded Hallmark Mystery has only a few more premiere announcements in 2024. Most of all, Sleuthers want to know which single-episode mysteries will get sequels.

Here is the latest roundup.

Photo: Paul Campbell, Aimee Garcia Credit: ©2023 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Allister Foster Hallmark Mystery Launched In 2024 With Promise Of Multiple Episodes

In early March, Hmm rebranded to Hallmark Mystery. Also, Lisa Hamilton Daly spoke to the Hallmark Mysteries & More podcast explaining why they rebranded. In an interview that all Sleuthers should listen to, the EVP of Programming at Hallmark Media explained that they were now going to focus on mysteries. They are ramping up production.

In addition, she revealed that three was the magic number for mystery viewing success. What seems to happen is that by the time viewers get to the third movie, they are hooked. Moreover,...

Warning: Spoilers for Green Lantern: War Journal #10!

Guy Gardner, often known as a joke, may be the unexpected savior of the Green Lantern Corps. DC Comics is repositioning Guy Gardner from a joke to a strategic hero, potentially changing his character. Gardner's recent heroic acts may lead to a revitalized image, reshaping the Green Lantern Corps and his role in it.

The biggest clown in the history of both the Justice League and the Green Lantern Corps may end up being the Dcu's last hope. As prestigious as the position can be for some, not all Green Lanterns are created equal. Several Lanterns are revered and respected in the larger scope of the universe, while someone like Guy Gardner is best known for getting punched in the face by everyone he meets.

Guy Gardner may finally be on his way to getting some respect, starting with Green Lantern: War Journal #10 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson,...

Redemption in Gotham is a myth for Batman's villains - their attempts to be good are always short-lived. Man-Bat's hero run ended in bitter disappointment, leading him back to villainy. Even Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Two-Face struggle to stay on the hero's path due to intrinsic evil traits.

Warning: Spoilers for Batman and Robin #9!The idea of redemption in the city of Gotham is a myth, as Batman's villains are proving why they can never stay good forever. The redemption arc of supervillains turning over a new leaf is a common trope in storytelling and is often exercised through Batman's rogues' gallery. Yet, most of the time, being good is never a permanent change.

A monologue from Man-Bat in Batman and Robin #9 by Joshua Williamson, Simone Di Meo, and Nikola imeija reveals just how impossible it is for redemption to stick, especially for Gotham villains. Man-Bat himself was redeemed as a villain years ago,...

The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, now available digitally.

Adapting the final third of Marv Wolfman and George Prez's iconic 1985 event comic Crisis on Infinite Earths, the final installment of the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy brings the Tomorrowverse to a close. In 2020 when Superman: The Man of Tomorrow debuted, the second phase of the DC Animated Movie Universe (Dcamu) was just beginning to set its new status quo when Warner Bros. Discovery named James Gunn and Peter Safran as the new managers of DC Studios. Gunn and Safran looking to establish a more streamlined Dcu across TV and movies effectively ended the Tomorrowverse while it was still in its infancy.

The Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy was conceptualized to wrap up lingering plot threads from the previous movies, and to end the new animated DC universe on a strong note.

Exclusive: Sin City, Hellboy and Umbrella Academy publisher Dark Horse Comics has come aboard to release Tom Hardy’s debut comic book series, Arcbound.

Hardy teamed up with comic book vets Scott Snyder, known for the Batman and Justice League comics, Frank Tieri, and Ryan Smallman on the project, which is due to launch in shops November 13 of this year.

The official logline for the Arcbound Studios series reads: “In a future where Earth has become a barren wasteland, Zynitec harnesses the unmatched energy of Kronium to assert its dominion across the stars. When Kai, a rising star Mediator in Zynitec’s army, gets an unexplained message from a mysterious entity, everything he thinks he believes is thrown into question, leaving him to explore what it truly means to be human in a world where the boundaries of technology and identity blur.”

Venom and The Dark Knight Rises star Hardy...

Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette premiered to high ratings, but some fans were left heartbroken over one early elimination. Keep reading to find out what Bachelor Nation viewers are saying.

Bachelorette Viewers Heartbroken Over Early Elimination

Jenn Tran finally started her journey to hopefully find true love after failing to make a connection with Joey Graziadei. The Season 28 Bachelor alum met 25 men and declared that she knew her future husband was among them.

Jenn Tran at CMA Fest/Credit: ABC Instagram

Jenn quickly formed a connection with a few of her suitors, including the one she gave the First Impression Rose to. But not everyone can get a rose.

She ended up sending a contestant home that many viewers had been rooting for. Brett, a 28-year-old manager from Pennsylvania, drew attention from viewers because he was unlike any other Bachelor Nation contestant in recent memory. Unlike most contestants...

Superhero movies got off to a rough start in 2024 with the release of Sony's Madame Web, as the movie was panned by critics and viewers alike. This comes after a rough year for studios producing superhero movies in 2023, as Disney saw minimal returns and Warner Bros. suffered numerous box office bombs with Dceu movies. Even still, 2024 may offer a bit more variety and, in turn, more attention.

Alternatively, superhero TV shows did quite well in 2023 with the release of fan-favorite My Adventures With Superman, Invincible Season 2 and Gen V. Despite superhero fatigue being a real problem, numerous big projects are being released later this year that could grab fan attention. The best part is that they span various genres and tones, ensuring something for everyone.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three Will See the Deaths of Major DC Heroes Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three...

Green Lantern has evolved over time with various costumes and characters. Iconic designs include Hal Jordan's Parallax Armor, Green Lantern/Spectre mash-up, and Guy Gardner's signature jacket. Other notable costumes are Kyle Rayner's original Lantern uniform, John Stewart's Future Emerald Knight design, and Batman's Green Lantern.

As one of the oldest mantles in comics, Green Lantern has long served as a source of adventure, science fiction and mystery in DC Comics. Beginning in the Golden Age, the hero was reimagined for a younger generation in the Silver Age, leading to the creation of the Green Lantern Corps. With over three thousand Lanterns existing at any given time, there have been a variety of costumes worn by various characters using the moniker.

Green Lantern continues to be one of the most versatile corners of DC, leading the franchise throughout the 2000s following the return of Hal Jordan. Every decade...

Warning! Contains spoilers for Batman / Superman: World's Finest #28!

The fifth-dimensional Justice League, made up of imps, is easily defeated by DC's new villain, Doom-Mite. Doom-Mite's reality-warping powers trump even the most powerful version of the Justice League. Batman has been turned into a puppet, leaving Jimmy Olsen to face an unstoppable threat.

The Justice League has gone up against some of the greatest threats the DC Universe has to offer, but it seems that there's one villain that even the most powerful version of the Justice League stands no chance against. Despite being the strongest Justice League ever formed, Doom-Mite easily defeated the Fifth Dimensional Justice League.

In Batman / Superman: World's Finest #28 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora, the most powerful Justice League ever formed stands ready to fight Doom-Mite. This League is made up of imps from the Fifth Dimension. These imps have the power to warp reality and essentially do whatever they want,...

New Superman set photos hint at a Justice League setup in the DC Universe. James Gunn's DC Universe is set to premiere Creature Commandos in December and Superman in 2025. The Cincinnati Union Terminal, inspired by the Hall of Justice, may be featured in the Superman film.

With Superman still in production, new photos of an upcoming Dcu set may be hinting at a Justice League setup within the DC Universe installment. James Gunn's DC Universe is closer to becoming a reality, as the Creature Commandos TV show will premiere in December, followed by the new Superman movie in 2025 as part of Dcu's Chapter 1, "Gods and Monsters." While David Corenswet will star as the new Man of Steel in the DC Universe, many other heroes are also getting reimagined for the big and small screens.

As Superman set photos have been shared online over the last week, various DC Easter...