Superhero Bits: A Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Trailer, Big Plans For The Batman Universe & More

"Marvel Snap" players, rejoice! The long-awaited PvP mode is finally coming and, if all goes well, it should be here by the end of this month. The game's developers recently released a statement on forthcoming updates in the wildly popular mobile card game. Explaining that they have something called a Series Drop coming soon, they revealed a rather important nugget of information — namely, that the ability to battle friends and other players will launch soon:

"The patch with this Series Drop (and the ability to Battle friends!) is currently planned for January 31st, though if we run into last minute issues we may choose to delay for a little longer to make sure things work correctly."

So there we have it! Just a few weeks, everyone. Those interested in the finer points of what the Series Drop will entail can read all about it by clicking here.

While "Legends of Tomorrow" was canceled by The CW last year, the show still has plenty of die-hard fans who hope to see it continue in some way. Unlikely as that may be, a social campaign, #SaveLegendsOfTomorrow, has been persistent in the background on platforms like Twitter. Recently, a fan tagged just about every streaming service out there with a plea to rescue the series. And, amazingly enough, Pluto TV responded, saying the following:

"Thanks for reaching out with your suggestion. We love 'DC's Legends of Tomorrow' too! Our viewers are important to us, and we care about what you have to say. Rest assured that your comments have been forwarded to the appropriate team."

Well, that's kind of unexpected! Pluto is a free-to-stream service that mostly does live TV, which is ad-supported. They aren't much of a player in originals but, who knows? Maybe this will get run up the flagpole. This still feels incredibly unlikely though, admittedly, not impossible. We'll see if anything comes of it.

This year will see arguably Marvel's biggest series ever arrive on Disney+ in the form of "Secret Invasion," which is based on the classic storyline of the same name from the comics. It will feature Don Cheadle, reprising his role as Rhodey, amongst many other new and familiar faces. Speaking with Total FIlm (via Comic Book Resources), Cheadle explained that the show will actually help tee up the ball for his "Armor Wars" solo film:

"It's bananas! And it's very expansive. And obviously now that everyone can show up in everybody else's story. I mean, I'm in 'Secret Invasion,' so I'm in Sam [Jackson]'s show. There's a part of that, that kicks off what happens in 'Armor Wars.'"

"Secret Invasion" is due to arrive sometime later this year, but no release date has been set.

We know that DC Studios has big plans for the DC Universe under James Gunn and Peter Safran's leadership. We also know that Batman will, naturally, be a part of those plans. Meanwhile, director Matt Reeves is gearing up for a sequel to last year's "The Batman," as well as several spin-offs set in that universe. So, there will be a balancing act to strike between the two. Speaking with Yahoo recently, Reeves explained that he's meeting soon with Reeves and Safran to discuss their plans. Moreover, the filmmaker said that his plans are big in scope:

"They have a big plan, and I have this big Bat-verse plan. It's just about us really getting to know each other. It's going to be fun."

It sounds like we're, essentially, going to have two big universes going: one taking place in the world of "The Batman," and one that is more all-encompassing with the larger DC Universe. Either way, lots of the Caped Crusader in the future, it seems.