Mondo has unveiled its latest sixth scale figures of X-Men: The Animated Series collectibles. Jubilee and Magneto both go on sale this week. Jubilee will be available in both Limited and Regular Editions.
The long-awaited release of Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania is almost here. Ahead of the upcoming release Marvel Studios dropped a new promo video, highlighting the Quantum Realm and had some juicy new footage to enjoy.
We finally have a first look at new toys and action figures from Jakks for the upcoming theatrical event, The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Jakks Pacific has revealed the first look at the company’s new line of action figures based on the upcoming film, courtesy of IGN.
A major character of DC Comics and Superman lore is coming to the hit series Superman & Lois. As reported by EW.com, The Walking Dead TV series alum, Michael Cudlitz, is joining the cast as the iconic Superman nemesis, the one and only Lex Luthor.
There have been many delays, but the wait for Shazam: Fury of the Gods is almost up. With the film due out in March, Warner Bros. Pictures has finally released the official trailer for the film, with some brand-new footage.
Paramount Pictures started off the week on a high note by dropping the latest trailer for the upcoming live-action Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves movie. The film’s release is just over a couple of months away, and fans can enjoy the trailer right now.
Funko has a new line of collectibles in the works that will likely interest fans. The company has announced its new collectible line, Bitty Pop! Funko will be displaying the new collectibles for the first time at the London Toy Fair later this week.
The Trigun franchise is finally making a comeback with the newly released anime series, TRIGUN STAMPEDE. Johnny Yong Bosch, fan-favorite English voice actor for the franchise’s protagonist Vash the Stampede, had already been confirmed as returning as the legendary Humanoid Typhoon. Now, Crunchyroll has revealed the rest of the central English dub cast for the series.
It looks like the Biker Mice From Mars are back in town, and the party is once again over for the bad guys. ComicBook.com reports that The Nacell Company, the studio behind the Netflix docuseries The Toys That Made Us and The Movies That Made Us, have picked up the rights to the 1990s animted series and toyline, with plans for an upcoming revival.
