The Lego Movie 2 Title Revealed
The official title for The LEGO Movie 2 has been revealed.
The film's Twitter account shared the first look at the sequel's logo, which is now called The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part. Check out an image of the logo below.
The LEGO Movie: The Second Part logo, via Twitter.
Catwoman Gets a New Costume
Catwoman will be sporting a new look for her brand new series this July.
Per Newsarama, artist and writer Joelle Jones' design has Selina Kyle ditching her goggles for a cowl. Check out two concept images of the new look below as well the cover art for Catwoman #2, which comes out on August 1.
Catwoman #2 cover art, via Newsarama.
Westworld: Here’s Why You Recognized the Music in ‘Akane No Mai’
Westworld's latest Season 2 episode, "Akane No Mai," features a few songs you might've recognized.
The episode, which fully introduces Shogun World, includes composer Ramin Djawadi’s re-imagined versions of “C.R.E.A.M.” (originally performed by Wu-Tang Clan) and “Paint It, Black” (originally performed by The Rolling Stones).
You can listen to the new takes on “C.R.E.A.M.” here and "Paint It, Black" here. Djawadi also did a new version of Nirvana's "Heart Shaped Box" for one of Season 2's trailers.
Puma X SEGA Sonic/Eggman Sneakers Get Release Date
A release date has been revealed for the upcoming sneaker collaboration between Puma and SEGA.
The Puma X SEGA RS-0 Sonic & Dr. Eggman collection will be dropping on June 5.
The release will be simultaneous worldwide and the sneakers can be picked up at Puma.com, PUMA Stores and sneaker retailers across the globe.
The Sonic variant features a textured suede upper, which is supposed to resemble the hedgehog's fur.
You can also see iconic representations of Green Hill Zone across the shoe, including the grass on the heel and tiny gold rings on the laces.
The Dr Eggman shoe offers a fully red patent leather upper, replacing the Green Hill Zone adornments with warning stripes straight out of Chemical Plant Zone.
Dragon Ball FighterZ DLC Pack 2 Release Date Announced
Dragon Ball FighterZ DLC Pack 2, which includes Fused Zamasu and Super Saiyan Blue Vegito, will be released May 31.
In a poll on Twitter, Bandai Namco asked players which fighter they were most looking forward to, sneaking in the release date as a third option.
Did the 1998 Godzilla Save the Franchise?
Roland Emmerich's Godzilla, which was released 20 years ago this week on May 20, 1998, is still considered to be one of the clunkiest, most ill-advised mainstream action blockbusters of its decade. Some critics have recently noted that the 1990s were a generally bad time for big-budget action blockbusters in general, and often cite Godzilla as their primary piece of evidence. But after twos decade of rumination, and armed with an extensive knowledge of all things Godzilla, the time has come for us to reconsider where the film failed -- and where it may have succeeded.
But to start, a bit of context:
In December of 1995, Japan’s Toho studio released Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, which was intended (at the time) to be the final film in the long-running Godzilla franchise. It had been 41 years since the famous kaiju's debut, and Toho felt that it was time to lay their star creature to rest. Godzilla faced off against the giant monster of the title, which was born of the Oxygen Destroyer weapon that had killed Godzilla in the 1954 original. Godzilla managed to best his foe, but was destroyed from the inside due to an ever-growing internal nuclear fire. He melted down like an atomic Viking. It was awesome. And it was a fitting sendoff to a legit cultural ambassador.
Agents of SHIELD Star Clark Gregg Talks Coulson’s Fate
This interview contains spoilers for the Agents of SHIELD Season 5 finale, "The End," and Avengers: Infinity War. Check out our review of the Season 5 finale, and our thoughts on how SHIELD tackled the Infinity War ending.
After teasing Phil Coulson's impending death for half the season, Agents of SHIELD ultimately chose to spare our feelings - allowing the former agent-turned-director to retire to Tahiti (for real this time!) to live out his final days with May rather than killing him in the Season 5 finale.
Which Pokemon Game Will We See at E3?
It's that time of year again: E3 2018 is just on the horizon. From June 9-14, we'll be covering the biggest games and hardware announcements of 2018 and beyond. While you can check out our continually-updated Games of E3 List, we're now going to start diving deeper. Every day leading up to the show, we'll be highlight the stuff we want to see and play at E3 2018. Today's game: POKEMON FOR NINTENDO SWITCH.
When Did We Last See Pokemon for Nintendo Switch?
Officially, we haven’t heard much about the Pokemon for Nintendo Switch project since the reveal at last year’s E3. That said, there have been plenty of rumors over the past year, including the very recent ones that that this year’s Pokemon game will be a pair of remakes of Pokemon Yellow called Pokémon Let’s Go! Eevee Edition and Pokémon Let’s Go! Pikachu Edition.
Supergirl Series Uncanceled by DC Comics
DC Comics' Supergirl series is continuing after all.
Per Syfy Wire the Supergirl Rebirth series, which was cancelled earlier this year, is returning with issue #21 in August. The series will be led by a new creative team of writer Marc Andreyko and artist Kevin Maguire.
Supergirl #21 cover art, via Syfy Wire.
Create Your Own Fortnite Outfits with This Fan-Made Skin Creator
A Fortnite player has put together a web tool that lets you mix and match parts of already released skins to let you build your own custom Fortnite skins.
Reddit user Maux01 created the tool, giving fans a chance to create custom skins that can be showed off online but can't be imported into Fortnite itself. After selecting the male or female model, the program lets you select from any existing skin segments for the head, body, arm, and leg type. Once you've created your awesome new skin, your image can be saved to share online.