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  1. 2d ago

    #11 Wolverine The Boys Indiana Jones, Spider Noir is FANTASTIC!!!

    Your Nerd Side — Weekly RecapWolverine video game: SNIKT! Marvel’s Wolverine from Insomniac is officially set for September 15, 2026 on PS5, giving fans a darker, bloodier solo Wolverine game from the team behind Marvel’s Spider-Man. The Boys: The Boys has reached its wild, bloody series finale with Season 5, Episode 8, “Blood and Bone,” which dropped May 20, 2026. The ending is getting big fan reaction, especially around Homelander, Butcher, and whether the finale felt epic enough. Spider-Noir: Nicolas Cage is officially leading Spider-Noir, playing a 1930s private investigator version of the Spider-Man mythos. The cool hook: you can watch it in black-and-white or color, making it feel like superhero meets classic detective noir. Indiana Jones comics: Marvel is bringing back Indiana Jones: The Further Adventures in two deluxe hardcover volumes, collecting classic Marvel Indy stories and movie adaptations. These hit in September 2026, with collector-style leatherette binding, debossed covers, and ribbon bookmarks . 30-second show scriptThis week on Your Nerd Side: Wolverine is finally ready to pop the claws, with Insomniac’s Marvel’s Wolverine slashing onto PS5 on September 15, 2026. The Boys has officially wrapped its brutal final season, and fans are still debating if “Blood and Bone” delivered the ending Homelander and Butcher deserved. Nicolas Cage steps into the shadows with Spider-Noir, a 1930s detective-style Spider-Man series you can watch in black-and-white or color. And for collectors, Marvel is digging up classic Indiana Jones comics in deluxe hardcover editions this September. Nerd culture is not slowing down.

    19 min

  2. May 20

    #10 We talk Mandalorian alot on the show, Bob Joles voice actor joins me

    On the Show with Fonseca is voice actor known for voicing many characters in many television shows, most notably the voice of Man Ray in SpongeBob SquarePants (replacing John Rhys-Davies), and Bill Green in Big City Greens. He also provided the voice of Bagheera in segments for the Jungle Cubs television series and The Jungle Book 2, and currently voices Grape Ape. We talk Mandalorian, Punisher, toys and more .

    41 min

  3. Apr 28

    #9 From home again Popcorn Buckets

    ⚡ What’s TRENDING RIGHT NOW (from theaters/news) Shrek Outhouse Bucket (AMC) – viral novelty designTop Gun Maverick Helmet Bucket – nostalgia + anniversary hypeTransformers Optimus Prime Light-Up Bucket – wearable + LED eyesHe-Man / Masters of the Universe Castle Bucket – super detailed collector pieceSuper Mario (Luma, Yoshi, Bowser mini) – still dominating resale markets👉 Bottom line: theaters are leaning hard into wild designs + nostalgia + LED/light-up features because they sell fast and boost revenue 🏰 DISNEYLAND RESORT (CALIFORNIA)Brand New Rides Coco Ride (Disney California Adventure)Avatar Ride (new land)Marvel Expansion (New Rides) Avengers: Infinity DefenseStark Flight LabRide Updates / Expansions Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (new Mandalorian missions)🏰 Magic KingdomBrand New Rides Cars Land (multiple new rides, including off-road racing attraction)New Land (multiple rides coming) Villains Land (multiple attractions, details pending)Ride Update Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin (major upgrade)

    32 min

  4. Apr 13

    #8 another week in bed at Home (doing the show #2)

    The biggest box-office nerd story right now is Super Mario Galaxy Movie, which added about $153 million worldwide this weekend and pushed its global total to roughly $629 million, making it one of the year’s biggest theatrical stories so far. On the Marvel side, Spider-Man: Brand New Day now has its official release date locked for July 31, 2026, which keeps the MCU conversation hot going into summer. Marvel is also pushing fresh hype around The Punisher: One Last Kill, and its site is actively promoting Wonder Man Season 2 as part of the wider Marvel TV pipeline. For Star Wars, the current headline item is Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord. The series began with a two-episode premiere on April 6, 2026, and new episodes are rolling out weekly on Disney+, with the finale set for May 4. That gives you a clean “Star Wars is leaning darker with Maul again” angle. DC also has fresh movement today: Dark Knights of Steel II was announced on April 13, and DC says Superman/Spider-Man #1 is already going back for a second printing arriving May 27, which tells you crossover demand is strong. Marvel’s new-comics list for April 15 includes titles like Godzilla: Infinity Roar #3, Magik & Colossus #3, Ultimate Wolverine #16, Venom #257, and X-Men United #2. That gives you a nice “Marvel’s leaning hard into mutants, monsters, and cross-brand energy” read. A second useful comics beat is that Marvel recently rolled out books like Daredevil #1, Wonder Man #1, Marvel Rivals: Duel of Kings #1, and Alien: King Killer #1, which shows how they’re mixing evergreen heroes with game tie-ins and genre IP. DC’s oddball-but-fun digital crossover lane is also alive: Supergirl/Blade debuted on April 8 as a vertical-scroll crossover on DC Universe Infinite / DC GO!. That is a good “comics are getting weirder in a fun way” talking point.

    33 min

  5. Apr 9

    #7 This week Fonseca is at Home (doing the show)

    Big headline of the week: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the current box-office monster. Deadline reports it is tracking to more than $370 million worldwide and Variety says it pulled $48.3 million Friday domestically, with a projected $129.4 million traditional weekend, making it the biggest opening of the year so far. That gives you a clean lead story: game adaptations are still gold, and Nintendo/Universal look like they’ve turned Mario into a true event franchise. Star Wars buzz: Disney+ launches Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord on April 6, 2026 with a two-episode premiere, then two episodes weekly through the May 4 finale. Even bigger for fans, Lucasfilm already confirmed Season 2 before Season 1 even premieres, so the confidence level is high. Also, The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters May 22, 2026, which is a strong “Star Wars is back on the big screen” talking point. Marvel movie/TV angle: Marvel’s next Spidey film, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is set for July 31, 2026, while Avengers: Doomsday remains one of the biggest tentpoles on deck for December 18, 2026. On the TV side, The BoysSeason 5 premieres April 8, 2026 on Prime Video and is the final season, so superhero fatigue is not killing interest when the hook is “final chapter.” DC watch: DC has Supergirl landing in theaters June 26, 2026, and the new teaser push gives you a nice compare/contrast segment against Marvel’s 2026 slate. A good on-air question is whether DC’s newer, cleaner rollout under Gunn is finally becoming easier for casual fans to follow. “Mario isn’t just a hit, it’s becoming one of Hollywood’s safest blockbuster bets.”“Star Wars has two lanes right now: gritty Disney+ with Maul, and event cinema with Mando and Grogu.”“Marvel’s comic side may be having the most fun right now—big event books, MTG crossover cards, and Marvel/DC team-ups.”

    34 min

  6. Mar 18

    #6 Joel Perez, Super Mario World, Comic Books

    Spider-Man is dominating chatter again. A first look at Spider-Man: Brand New Day dropped today, which is putting Tom Holland back at the center of movie conversation and boosting Marvel buzz heading into the next phase.  Marvel hype is getting an Oscars/Summer-event lift. Marvel also got a visibility bump from a high-profile RDJ/Chris Evans Avengers reunion at the Oscars, which Variety explicitly framed as stoking anticipation ahead of Avengers: Doomsday. Pokémon’s 30th anniversary is a huge fandom wave. Pokémon is in full anniversary mode: The Pokémon Company launched official 30 Years of Pokémon celebrations, anniversary merch, Pokémon Day programming, and themed activations, so the franchise is having a major nostalgia-plus-merch moment. Nintendo / game-adjacent hype is strong because Mario is looking massive. Early box-office tracking for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie points to a potentially huge opening, which is making Mario one of the hottest crossovers between gaming and film right now. 5. Anime fandom is hot on new announcements and event releases. Fresh anime news includes a newly announced Tank Chair TV anime, a new trailer for Sekiro: No Defeat, and continuing Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle theatrical momentum in North America. That combination of new adaptation reveals plus big franchise sustainment is very “online anime fandom in March 2026.”

    34 min

  7. Mar 10

    #5 Christain Borle Hazbin Hotel, Hoppers, Justice League is a Marvel Movie, Spiderman

    There isn’t a direct 1-to-1 episode of Justice League that perfectly mirrors the plot of Captain America: The First Avenger, but a few episodes from the DC animated universe capture very similar themes—especially World War II heroes, frozen soldiers, and someone waking up in the modern era. The trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day hasn’t been released yet mainly because of marketing strategy and scheduling decisions, not because the movie is in trouble. Several factors are involved:1. Sony and Marvel Are Following a Late-Trailer StrategyStudios sometimes release the first teaser only 3–4 months before the film. For example, the first trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home dropped about 116 days before the movie came out.  Brand New Day releases July 31, 2026. If they follow the same pattern, the trailer would appear around early April 2026.So in Hollywood terms, it’s not actually “late” yet. Pixar’s 10 Biggest Opening Weekends (Ranked)RankFilmOpening Weekend1Incredibles 2$182.7M2Finding Dory$135.1M3Toy Story 4$120.9M4Toy Story 3$110.3M5Inside Out 2$154M* (internationally huge; depending on domestic ranking it slots near the top)6Monsters University$82.4M7Cars 2$66.1M8The Incredibles$70.5M9Cars 3$53.7M10Hoppers$46M

    39 min

  8. Feb 24

    #4 Dina Sherman actress, Toy Story, Bald Head, Disney changes movies

    Dina Sherman is an American voice actor and voice-over artist who has worked in animation, anime dubbing, video games, commercials, and live events for over three decades. She is based in Los Angeles and has developed a versatile career in the entertainment industry. 🎙️ Career HighlightsVoice Acting: Dina has provided voices for numerous animated series and Japanese anime dubs, including well-known roles such as Yachiru Kusajishi in Bleach and Diona in Genshin Impact.Commercial & Game Work: Her voice work extends to video games and commercials, spanning well-known franchises and brands.Official Announcer: Since 2005, she has served as the official announcer (“Voice of the Annie Awards”) for the annual Annie Awards, which honor excellence in animation. When Pixar released the full trailer on Feb. 19, 2026, one of the first details that caught widespread attention was Woody’s bald spot — visible when he takes off his hat — and it quickly became a viral talking point across social platforms.

    31 min
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