a Black teen genius who takes over Tony Stark’s work making souped-up suits, a sequel to Wandavision that follows up on what happened to Kathryn Hahn’s villain.
Grimes was last seen in the show blowing up a bridge to stop an advancing horde of zombies, before his boots inexplicably showed up on an island in the most recent season. “I personally can’t wait to get my cowboy boots back on,” Lincoln told the crowd.No, you’re not dreaming: Neil Gaiman’s lengthy comic book series, which has passed through the hands of everyone from HBO to Joseph Gordon-Levitt in development hell, might actually finally be happening.
The 10-episode series also stars Gwendoline Christie, Patton Oswalt, Charles Dance, David Thewlis and Stephen Fry. Gaiman also revealed the first season is based on the first two volumes, Preludes and Nocturnes, and The Doll’s House.Keanu Reeves gatecrashed a Comic-Con directors panel to reveal a teaser for John Wick 4, where he’s back as the reformed hitman with a heart and taking a battering.
“Have you given any thought to where this ends?” a voice asks at the trailer’s start. Not here, apparently: the franchise has already been renewed for a fifth chapter. But who doesn’t want to see Nanu going ‘nanas again?While Marvel has gone down the cheerful path of Taika Waititi and Fleetwood Mac, DC has stuck to its po-faced, smashy-crashy formula, prioritising cool over fun.
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