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Henry Cavill is still our Man of Steel. Watch Jason Momoa shut down rumors about Henry moving on from Superman. pic.twitter.com/iDddD2jN34

— Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) December 13, 2018

At the Aquaman blue carpet, actor Jason Momoa was asked about the fate of his fellow Justice Leaguer Henry Cavill, who has been portraying Superman in the DCEU since Man of Steel. In the video Momoa, when asked if Cavill is leaving says, “Absolutely not. He loves the character, and he’s not. 100%.”

The will he stay or will he go rumors have been huge the last few months, especially since Cavill will be the lead in the upcoming The Witcher series on Netflix and therefore might be less available to take up the cape as before.

I am game to see Cavill in the role under a better script and director, so if this is true, then it’s great news. If it’s just a misdirection or Momoa acting on the information that he knows, it really doesn’t change much. We are used to different actors taking up the role of Superman and Batman, so I just hope whoever plays Clark Kent next loves the character.

• GameSpot’s Ryan Peterson synced up the post-snap scenes from Avengers: Infinity War and Ant-Man and The Wasp, so now you can watch characters you (kinda) like die in sync with the main storyline. Yay? (via Comicbook)
• Speaking of Ant-Man, Screenrant is serving up some theories about how our hero escapes the Quantum Realm. (via Screenrant)
• The Godzilla posters of all the Titans looks like the best new set of starter Pokémon ever. (via Coming Soon)
• In a deleted scene, Venom has some more advice for his boyfriend/roommate Eddie, which we think should be given to more dudes. (via ComicBookMovie.com)
• Variety critics Peter Debruge and Owen Gleiberman share their picks for the five worst movies of 2018. (via Variety)

It is finally Friday! What did you see?

(via ET, image: Warner Bros.)

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Writer: Jim Zub / Artist: Max Dunbar / Marvel Comics

Champions is one of those books that has a lot of heart to it, even when its story finds our heroes playing medieval versions of themselves. If you are not reading Champions, you’re missing out on one of the best group of Marvel superheroes around filled with heart, humor, and the best action outside of your favorite Saturday morning cartoon.

With that said, Champions #27 reaches the conclusion of its Weirdworld arc which ultimately boils down to a fun little romp in an alternate reality. At the end of the last issue, Riri managed to get the team back together, even though none of them have any recollection of their original lives or time as Champions.

This issue begins with a better look at Sam and the Master’s alternate life in Weirdworld. At this point, it’s obvious that Sam’s new role in Weirdworld is tied to the recent loss of his powers. While obvious, it is used to great effect. What I like is that Zub does an excellent job working all of our heroes’ most recent experiences into this story from Sam’s loss of powers to Riri’s encounter with Thanos.

These moments come into play during the big battle and I like that Zub puts the focus on Sam and Riri. It’s great to see these characters connect and grow stronger as teammates. And as the newest member of the team, Riri proves that just like any member, she can hold the team together. While Riri and Sam are the focus and this issue, we learn a lot of new things about the other members from their alternate reality personas. Hopefully, these revelations will come into play in future storylines.

Marvel’s young guns are closer than ever, yet the team dynamic is more complicated than ever. We learn just as much about these heroes through this series as we do in their own separate adventures. As future threats arrive, I can’t wait to see how they take them on.

8 Golden Fusion Armors out of 10

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