This summer, Marvel Comics is teaming up Wiccan and Hulkling with their family – Scarlet Witch, Vision, and even Viv Vision – in a new one-shot comic called Wiccan & Hulkling: Raid on Ultron #1. However, their family time will be cut short by Ultron, who is seeking something similar for himself.
The show is nearing the end of its second season, with the sixth episode becoming available on Hulu on March 16th. This episode centers on Jane Driscoll and Nicole Robinson, particularly after Robinson is arrested. Driscoll is sent to negotiate with the increasingly large militia led by Link. Given that Season 2 was quickly approved just a month after the first season premiered in January 2025, viewers have been curious about the show’s future. Fortunately, those questions have now been resolved.
The filmmaker made the reveal while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter:
Darth Maul is already considered one of the greatest villains in Star Wars, and his new series will finally explore his history in detail. This will give us a deeper understanding of a character who didn’t get enough screen time as a villain. Maul – Shadow Lord promises to make this iconic character even more impressive.
Written by Denis Villeneuve and Jon Spaihts, “Dune: Part Three” is based on Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune: Messiah.” The new trailer showcases everything fans love about the series: compelling characters, breathtaking visuals, a richly detailed world, and a captivating story. We’ll continue to follow the dark path of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) on the shifting sands of Arrakis, but this time, Villeneuve is expanding the scope to include interstellar travel. It’s a continuation of the journey I’m eagerly anticipating.
DC Comics is launching three new Elseworlds series in the summer of 2026. Two of these stories will explore different versions of Superman’s Kryptonian origins.
To build excitement for the full trailer coming out on Wednesday, March 18, Sony Pictures shared four very brief clips from the first look at Spider-Man: Brand New Day. These clips, mostly around two seconds long and totaling just 11 seconds, show Tom Holland back in action as Spider-Man for the first time since the massive hit, Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021). They offer fans a quick preview of what’s to come in the new movie, though the trailer’s total length is still unknown.
This show uses a classic storytelling approach that was common in older TV series. It’s designed so new viewers can easily start watching with any episode, while also rewarding longtime fans with a gradually unfolding, richer world. Most dark fantasy shows today, however, prefer shorter seasons that tell one complete story.
A recent scene from Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows Tom Holland’s Spider-Man attempting to swing from a rooftop using his webs. Despite being an experienced Spider-Man, the move is surprisingly awkward and uncontrolled. Many fans have pointed out that it looks like an earlier version of the character, reminiscent of origin stories like the 2002 Spider-Man film or 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man.
The movie ‘Years Later: The Bone Temple,’ featuring a cameo by Cillian Murphy, is expected to begin streaming on Netflix on March 31st, according to What’s on Netflix. This is happening because of an agreement between Sony Pictures Releasing, the movie’s distributor, and Netflix. It was first available to rent or buy digitally on February 17th.