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Who is winning‼️‼️out of all of these colossal heavy hitters 😅
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JL but spawn crew can probably win also !

Boom!!! A producer on Disney's Percy Jackson series blasted Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again!

And it was Becky Riordan, the wife of Percy Jackson creator Rick Riordan!

She responded to a fan on Threads: "Rick has seen one. Don’t know about two. I loved the original series and was so excited for this show and then couldn’t even get through one episode. Don’t remember what I hated. The phrase self-absorb comes to mind but that may not be it. Super hero movies can get that way though.”

The comments come as there is a big fan controversy about the direction of Percy Jackson Season 3.

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Batman’s villains are some of the most iconic in all of comics. His rogues’ gallery is touted as the gold standard for villainy, and it’s easy to see why. Batman regularly goes up against iconic characters like the Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, and however many more villains who are practically household names in their own right. Most of the Dark Knight’s greatest villains have been around for decades at this point, but a few have debuted in the last couple of years. The most iconic villain introduced since the New 52 is definitely the Court of Owls, but even then, that was fifteen years ago.

That’s not to say that Batman only battles the same villains on repeat. The Caped Crusader is constantly encountering new threats, but most of them never make more than a handful of appearances before fading into obscurity. Still, a ton of these new villains have the potential to be the next Riddler, or at least the next Ventriloquist. Today, we’re taking a look at the ten newest villains who have debuted fighting the Dark Knight. We’re going to rank them based on how much potential they have to become recurring, iconic masterminds. Without further ado, let’s brainstorm about Batman’s bad guys.

Masters of the Universe is on track to go down as one of the biggest bombs in history, right up there with The Marvels and John Carter.

If the current pace keeps up, which continues to track below Mortal Kombat II, MOTU could finish with around $100M.

Variety reports the budget may be as high as $200M.

Using the industry standard 2.5x multiplier, MOTU needs to hit $500M to be considered a success.

It's not coming close.

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