Superhero Bits: A Harley Quinn Season 3 Red Band Trailer, More Secret Wars Movie Talk & More

Recently, the above (very real) weather map from the National Weather Service started making the rounds on social media. Not necessarily because it was trying to get across some important information for certain U.S. citizens, but because it happens to look a whole lot like one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. As we can see, the eastern part of the country has what could be interpreted as a slightly warped version of as one of the heroes in a half-shell. Naturally, Twitter went nuts with it.

Over the last year, Todd McFarlane and Image Comics have greatly expanded the scope of the "Spawn" universe with several new spin-off titles. Who knows? Maybe this means we're leading to a full-on "Spawn" cinematic Universe — but let's not get too ahead of ourselves. For now, the folks at McFarlane Toys have teased a new Nightmare Spawn figure which is set to debut later this year. Additionally, a figure based on the character Haunt has been showcased on the company's Instagram. Neither figure has a release scheduled yet, but further details should be coming sooner rather than later.

Iain De Caestecker played Fitz on Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." for a full seven seasons and well over 100 episodes. But would the actor return to the role provided the chance to do so within the MCU? In a recent interview with Digital Spy, the actor weighed in on the matter and made it seem like that is not something he would be interested in doing.

"I think I would say probably no. And not that I didn't have a fantastic time doing [Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]. I think, after everything that happened to those two characters [Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons], they really gave them a happy ending. And I think it would be so sad to mess with that again. It's not fair. I'm not sure they would survive it this time. So I like the idea that they're living a life of normality outside of the S.H.I.E.L.D."

In fairness, it sounds more like Caestecker is being protective of the character and his arc with Simmons, rather than a disinterest in revisiting the role overall. So, perhaps if there was a great story to tell that didn't mess with what was accomplished in the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." finale? Who knows!

From the very first teaser trailer for "Thor: Love and Thunder," one of the best bits from the film was the fact that Thor made himself a trucker hat that proclaims him to be the "Strongest Avenger." (You can see the moment in question in the above photo.) Well, the folks at Marvel rightfully decided that was a good thing to capitalize on and the hat is now available to purchase from Hot Topic. It currently retails for $22.90 and looks like a pretty faithful recreation of the hat from the film. Those interested in pre-ordering one can do so by clicking here.

Lastly, today brings with it a brand new trailer for "Harley Quinn" season 3. In particular, this latest trailer is of the red band variety, meaning it is NSFW and absolutely brings the blood. The show has been away for some time now but is finally coming back in mere days as an HBO Max original after first premiering as an exclusive on the DC Universe streaming service. Once that venture folded, the show found a new home on a bigger service, opening it up to a wider audience. Season 3 debuts on July 28. Be sure to check out the full (admittedly wild) trailer for yourself above.