Based on the “Otherworld” novels by New York Times best-selling author Kelley Armstrong, BITTEN stars Laura Vandervoort (“Smallville”, “V”, “Haven”, Ted) as Elena Michaels, the world’s only female werewolf. For three seasons, the show’s rabid followers have tuned in as Elena evolved from a photographer who hides her dark secret after being bitten, to a ferocious leader of the Stonehaven pack. BITTEN: THE FINAL SEASON picks up several months after the harrowing battle in the season two finale. Bolstering their ranks in the wake of the carnage, the Stonehaven Pack is on the hunt for the Russian Alpha and his brethren, seeking to end a decades-old...
– Where can you find the most powerful and prominent Super Teens in the galaxy? Super Hero High of course! Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Harley Quinn, Bumblebee, Poison Ivy and Katana band together to navigate the twists and turns of high school in DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment, the film will be distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment (WBHE) on August 9 on Digital HD and August 23, 2016 on DVD (SRP $19.98).
Michael Copon, the Blue Power Ranger from “Power Rangers: Time Force is heading to this years X-Con World in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.Michael Copon was born in Chesapeake, Virginia on November 13, 1982 and attended to Deep Creek High School. In 2001, Copon was cast by the Fox Kids Network as the blue Power Ranger, Lucas Kendall, on the “Power Rangers: Time Force” television series. He reprised this role in two episodes of “Power Rangers: Wild Force.”
After successfully kick-starting the MCU’s arrival on Netflix last year, Daredevil is back with another season less than a year later. The Punisher and Elektra join the Devil in Hell’s Kitchen as New York is faced with a new threat that pushes the series further onto the dark, violent streets of the city. Any doubts to be had are quickly swept away as the series sets a new standard for itself and all other comic book properties.
We need to talk about Iron Fist. I know what you’re thinking. “Why does it matter that a white actor was casted in a role intended for a white male to play?” In a time riddled with wars over adversity, there is a massive missed opportunity on Marvel’s part to create a role for an Asian American character to be the first on screen representation of a culture that this comic line is derived from.