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Although James Gunn’s new DC Universe is being presented as a fresh start, it’s not a complete break from the past. The boundary between this new universe and the previous DC movie timeline has become increasingly unclear, as evidenced by the return of characters like John Cena’s Peacemaker, who first appeared in Gunn’s earlier DC film, *The Suicide Squad*.

Tom Holland, who plays Spider-Man, apparently hurt his head while filming the new *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* movie. *Spider-Man 4* is currently planned as the next Marvel film to come out in theaters, and it’s already been a surprisingly long wait since the last one – almost a year. This injury could potentially delay the movie’s release.

Before the third season of *Tulsa King* arrives in 2025, TopMob had a conversation with Sylvester Stallone. I asked him what it was like returning to the role of Dwight regularly, compared to revisiting his iconic characters Rocky and Rambo. Here’s what he shared with me:

Now that his vampire film, *Sinners*, has been released, director Ryan Coogler is returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He’s beginning work on *Black Panther 3*, currently planned for release in February 2028 as part of Phase 7. Although *Black Panther 3* will be his first time directing a Marvel movie since 2022’s *Wakanda Forever*, he’s remained involved with the franchise by producing the Disney+ series *Ironheart* and *Eyes of Wakanda*.

Developed by The Michaels Organization with private funding, the new project in Orange County, Florida’s Horizon West area will help make housing more affordable for local residents.

The season finale of *Wednesday* ended with the main characters in interesting situations, especially Enid (Emma Myers). In the last episode, she transformed into a powerful werewolf to help Wednesday, then disappeared, leaving everyone wondering where she went. Myers recently told Radio Times what she’s hoping for in Season 3, sharing two key changes she’d like to see happen.

Ever since *Superman* hit theaters – honestly, even before then! – everyone started buzzing about a follow-up. DC and Warner Bros. were clearly hoping to build on the good vibes from James Gunn’s first film in the new DCU. And while Gunn *was* working on another story involving Superman after the initial release, he was hesitant to call it a direct sequel to the 2025 movie. It felt like something more than just ‘Superman 2,’ you know?

The show will likely feature several actors well-known from Marvel movies, including Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Olsen, Simu Liu, David Harbour, Iman Vellani, and Hailee Steinfeld providing voices for the characters.