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During the San Diego Comic-Con Marvel gave their revival of the 1990's animated X-Men series a Spring (Oz) 2023 release date.
Attendees were also treated to a brief clip of Magneto introducing himself as the new leader of the X-Men.
To say that a bit of news about the Marvel Cinematic Universe came out of this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con would be so far beyond an understatement that it would be in another universe.
Starting with that. MCU phase four has been drastically shortened and phases four to six are now officially designated The Multiverse Saga.
One of the more unusual comic book adaptations coming our way is DC's The Sandman on Netflix and its trailer is spectacular.
Visually. Storywise it sounds promising in a broad sense but that element is difficult to judge from promos.
Another one coming out of the San Diego Comic-Con is a Black Adam sneak peek.
Judging by this and earlier trailers the film looks good without breaking out of the superhero mould, apart from the titular character having a shady past.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods has graced us with a trailer.
Like the original film not really divine. More in the vicinity of decent.
We now have a trailer for Marvel's upcoming animated shorts series I Am Groot.
One of our most frequent complaints about Hollywood is recycled dialog. What can we say about this one?