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With Prime Video dropping the new trailer for Reacher Season 3, it's time to cull as many clues as possible ahead of the February 20, 2025, premiere. The popular action series based on the Lee Child novel series stars Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher, a nomadic former military police officer who defeats dangerous foes while traveling across the U.S.

After reuniting with his former team to avenge an old friend's death in New York in Season 2, Reacher is given a risky assignment in Season 3. In the latest trailer, Reacher's next mission is alluded to, along with a fresh setting, new faces, and a key character from Reacher's past who has come back to exact revenge. All that and more lies ahead as Reacher's Season 3 trailer is deciphered before the show returns in February.

The explosive new trailer for Season 3 of the Prime Video hit Reacher has just been released, and if you thought you'd seen star Alan Ritchson kick some butt in the first two seasons, you haven't seen anything yet. Ritchson returns for the Season 3 premiere on February 20, which will see the debut of three new episodes, with the remaining five airing weekly thereafter. Newcomers this year include Anthony Michael Hall, Sonya Cassidy, Brian Tee, and Johnny Berchtold, among others.

Set to the tune of Kansas' "Carry on My Wayward Son," the explosive new Reacher Season 3 trailer (seen below) shows him infiltrating a criminal enterprise as he seeks to clear up some unfinished business from his past. Along the way, we see him battle a much bigger foe — the 7-foot Olivier Richters, who portrays Paulie. Explosions abound, bones are broken, and Maria Sten's Frances Neagley even makes an appearance to once more act as Reacher's conscience.

A new episode of the Revisited video series has just been released, and since we covered the 1991 science fiction tokusatsu film The Guyver a couple of months ago, with this episode we’ve decided to circle back and take a look at the sequel to The Guyver, the 1994 release Guyver: Dark Hero (watch it Here) – also known as Guyver 2: Dark Hero, or, if you saw it in the Philippines, Predator 3. You can hear all about it in the video embedded above.

Directed by Steve Wang from a screenplay by Nathan Long that was based on both a story crafted by Wang and the Japanese manga series Bio Booster Armor Guyver by Yoshiki Takaya, Guyver 2: Dark Hero has the following synopsis: A year has passed since he defeated the Cronos Corporation, but Sean Barker continues to struggle with his ability to call upon the powers of the Guyver,...

Nightwing's immunity to fear gas, granted by Alfred, sets him apart from other non-metahuman heroes in the DC universe. The revelation of Nightwing's unique superpower in Battle for the Cowl #3 showcases his exceptional resistance to Scarecrow's fear toxin. Alfred's decision to inoculate Dick against fear gas raises ethical questions, but could play a crucial role in future storylines.

Like most other members of the Bat-Family, Nightwing is highly respected for his status as a non-metahuman superhero, making him one of the most formidable and esteemed heroes in the DC universe, despite lacking superhuman abilities. However, Nightwing secretly does possess a unique superpower which distinguishes him from all others, and it's all thanks to his loyal butler and grandfather figure, Alfred Pennyworth.

The revelation comes in the midst of Battle for the Cowl #3 by Tony Daniel, Sandu Florea, Ian Hannin, and Jd Smith, when it is made strikingly...