Updates From The Flash, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and More

Disney+’s new Willow show has had to find a new female co-star. Kevin Feige teases what’s in store for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ruby Rose is open to making a return appearance on Batwoman. Plus, what’s coming in the third season of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous. Spoilers get!

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Source: io9 – Updates From The Flash, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and More

The Heroism (and Terror) of My Motherhood

In the final episode of WandaVision (spoilers!), we see Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) gently tuck her children into bed, knowing full well they’re about to fade from existence. By making them feel comfortable and safe, smiling through the pain, she does what a good parent has to do. I didn’t expect this moment to hit as…

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Source: io9 – The Heroism (and Terror) of My Motherhood

The Unholy's Spooky Trailer Asks: What If a Miracle Is Slathered in Evil?

Sam Raimi is listed among the producers for The Unholy, so that bodes well for this Jeffrey Dean Morgan-starring tale of a teenaged girl (Cricket Brown) whose visions of the Virgin Mary bring miracles—but also some verrrry unsettling darkness. It’s certainly an alt-Easter cinematic selection, and its trailer is here.

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Source: io9 – The Unholy’s Spooky Trailer Asks: What If a Miracle Is Slathered in Evil?

The New Super Sentai's Best Hero Is Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers' Himbo Megazord

Super Sentai, the Japanese superhero series that ultimately gave the West its own legion of superheroes in the Power Rangers franchise, turns 45 this year. It’s celebrating in suitably zany style, with a new series that sees its heroes take inspiration from past teams. Or, more accurately for some of them, their giant…

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Source: io9 – The New Super Sentai’s Best Hero Is Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers’ Himbo Megazord

WandaVision's Creator Explains Why Wanda Doesn't Care About the White Vision

Were you wondering why, after the magically created Vision (Paul Bettany) imparted his memories into his doppelganger, the White Vision didn’t run into the arms of the Scarlet Witch? Or why Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) didn’t immediately start hunting for her husband 2.0 in the WandaVision finale? There’s an answer, and…

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Source: io9 – WandaVision’s Creator Explains Why Wanda Doesn’t Care About the White Vision

DC Drops a Ton of Comics News, Including an Amazing Anthology of Its LGTBQIA+ Heroes

I’m not sure why DC Comics decided March 11 was the right day to make a ton of announcements, but I’m glad it did, because all the news ranges from good to great. In addition to an anthology featuring tales of DC’s queer heroes by all-queer creative teams, the animated series’ Batman takes on the Court of Owls, Lobo’s…

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Source: io9 – DC Drops a Ton of Comics News, Including an Amazing Anthology of Its LGTBQIA+ Heroes

A 4400 Rewatch Reveals Just How Influential Its Legacy Is

The CW’s plan to resurrect USA’s 2004 series The 4400 definitely comes across as the network’s latest go at bringing aliens/futurism/superhero drama to television. Presumably, it will happily exist alongside things like the Arrowverse and the Roswell reboot. But since it’s been so long since the original was on air,…

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Source: io9 – A 4400 Rewatch Reveals Just How Influential Its Legacy Is

Willem Dafoe Could Be Something of a Scientist Himself in Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things

Yorgos Lanthimos’ adaptation of the Alasdair Gray’s dark Victorian literature commentary is racking up an impressive cast…and taking what was already a pretty wild premise and ramping it up even further.

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Source: io9 – Willem Dafoe Could Be Something of a Scientist Himself in Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things

Star Wars: Republic Commando's Spirit Still Lives, Even in a Franchise That Killed It

There’s a paradoxical relationship between the legacy of one of Star Wars’ best games and the animated show that became one of the most beloved pillars of the franchise at large. Arguably, Star Wars: The Clone Wars killed Republic Commando at its apex—but without the groundwork it laid, the animated series and its own…

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Source: io9 – Star Wars: Republic Commando’s Spirit Still Lives, Even in a Franchise That Killed It

Warhammer 40,000's Animated Shorts Are Finally (Slightly) Branching Out Beyond Space Marines

Okay, three of them are still about the fascistic zealotry that is the footsoldiers of 40K’s dystopian Human empire, the Space Marines. But the other is about the fascistic zealotry of a dystopian alien Empire! Baby steps.

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Source: io9 – Warhammer 40,000’s Animated Shorts Are Finally (Slightly) Branching Out Beyond Space Marines

A Raven Guides the Way in This First Look at Spooky Fantasy Tale Vespertine

Author Margaret Rogerson’s fans know her from An Enchantment of Ravens and Sorcery of Thorns, and her latest release—the first part of her first-ever duology—keeps to the fantasy theme with a decidedly dark twist. Today, we’ve got an excerpt and cover reveal for Vespertine, so read on to learn more!

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Source: io9 – A Raven Guides the Way in This First Look at Spooky Fantasy Tale Vespertine

Elizabeth Olsen Ranks WandaVision Ahead of Doctor Strange 2

Marvel’s superhero movies make billions of dollars. Despite how much WandaVision has dominated pop culture these last few months (albeit after more than a year and a half without any Marvel Cinematic Universe content whatsoever), and even though it has likely driven at least some Disney+ subscriptions, the shows don’t…

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Source: io9 – Elizabeth Olsen Ranks WandaVision Ahead of Doctor Strange 2

Superman & Lois Proves a Little Superdickery Might Run in the Family

Welcome back to Smallville, where nothing is as it seems, everyone’s masks are slowly falling apart, Lois Lane is excited to do some Capital J Journalism, and Superman’s real enemy of the day is his own gut instinct. And maybe high school football?

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Source: io9 – Superman & Lois Proves a Little Superdickery Might Run in the Family

Godzilla: Singular Point Looks Like a Massive Kaiju Free-for-All

Every time Toho and Netflix release a new preview for their upcoming Godzilla: Singular Point series, the anime looks more and more rad. This giant preview is the most exciting look yet, given that it reveals a great many kaiju foes of the Big G will be coming to the show—although its biggest surprise is that its…

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Source: io9 – Godzilla: Singular Point Looks Like a Massive Kaiju Free-for-All