Superhero Bits: She-Hulk Funko POP! Figures, Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Poster & More

DC Comics is getting ready to resurrect the heroes from the Golden Age in a pretty interesting way; by bringing them into the future. The publisher has announced "The Golden Age" #1, which is set to hit shelves on November 8, 2022. The tale takes place in the aftermath of "Flashpoint Beyond," which will bring the heroes and villains of the 30s and 40s to the far future. Geoff Johns is writing the one shot which will pave the way for two additional new books, "Justice Society of America" and "Stargirl: The Lost Children." Johns had this to say about it: 

"I'm happy to be writing these two titles, each one of them focused on celebrating and expanding the history (and far future) of heroism in the DC Universe, exploring unseen heroes, villains and adventures alongside the ones we all know and love. Our goal is to delve into the neglected corners of DC with this new group of titles, from the JSA to the Legion, and all those who operate between. It's the story of where superheroes came from, where they're going and why they're always needed."

Those books are scheduled to arrive in November as well. Full details on all three books, as well as preview art, can be found by clicking here.

Marvel's "What If...?" director Bryan Andrews recently sat down with the folks at Deadline to discuss the hit animated series. More specifically, the "What If...Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands" episode. During the interview, the filmmaker revealed that Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige actually made the crew behind "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" watch that particular episode because he thought so highly of it:

"Another reason is that Benedict Cumberbatch did an amazing job playing evil Doctor Strange, and that was long before Multiverse of Madness was really getting started. They had kernels of ideas, so Kevin had them watch our stuff and was like, 'You guys better watch out, cause this s***'s good.' And they came out of that meeting just going like, 'Oh my God, what are we gonna do for a movie?' [Laughs] I think they borrowed a lot from what we were trying to do in that episode, which is crazy."

Indeed, shades of that episode did creep into director Sam Raimi's sequel. This also goes to show that Feige isn't just sitting on his hands and letting other people make decisions. He is truly involved in this universe's evolution.

Director James Wan is currently neck-deep in post-production on "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," the sequel to 2018's smash hit "Aquaman." Black Manta will be returning to give Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry a hard time and, once again, he will be played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Wan recently took to Instagram to show us how the sausage is made. In this case, that involves the actor using a garbage can to achieve the effect of him sounding like he's wearing a gigantic helmet. Big-budget movie, low-tech solution.

The folks at Marvel have once again teamed up with Funko for a new line of POP! figures inspired by "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law." The first wave includes Jennifer Walters, Nikki Ramos, and Hulk. The figures are all currently listed on the company's website and are retailing for $12. Those interested in pre-ordering one (or all three) can do so by clicking here.