Ready to catch up on the latest headlines from the past few weeks? I assume you wouldn’t be here if you weren’t, so keep scrolling for more!

News From DC and Marvel

• LA Comic Con decided to make things extra creepy by bringing in an AI-powered hologram of Stan Lee to “meet” with fans. This has gone down poorly with some fans, but the guy who stands to make money off of it insists we all give it a chance.
• Spider-Man: Brand New Day has found its Tombstone: Marvin “Krondon” Jones III, who previously played the villainous Tobias Whale on The CW’s Black Lightning. But he might have to wait a bit to get started. Filming came to a temporary halt after Tom Holland suffered a concussion on-set. Don’t worry, he’s fine!
• After a decades-long drought, a new DC/Marvel crossover has arrived: Batman/Deadpool #1, featuring both the titular match-up and a whole lot of back-up features.
• James Gunn’s Superman is available on both streaming and physical media! I preordered my copy weeks ago lol
• The trailer for the upcoming Wolverine PS5 game is now up (but you have to verify your age to view it…boo!).
• Hey, remember The Graysons, the proposed prequel series that would have focused on Dick “DJ” Grayson’s boyhood circus days? I had managed to delete that information from my brain, until this Popverse article brought it up — and added additional context about the show’s very timely demise.
• Ever wonder why Guy Gardner is Like That? Writer Steve Englehart, who helped reboot the character in the 1980s, has finally confirmed the fan theory that it was the result of brain damage incurred during a fight in the Phantom Zone.

News From the Wider Comics World

• Comic-Con hosted its first-ever event outside the U.S., in Málaga, Spain. It…could have gone worse?
• Ever wanted to know what your favorite comics people think about non-comics stuff? There’s a podcast for that — specifically, the Superfan Podcast.
• Crunchyroll has launched a new app, Crunchyroll Manga, where you can read digital versions of many popular series.
• Speaking of digital comics, Dynamite and Titan are making their books available on Neon Ichiban, a new digital comics platform.
• If you like comic books about TV shows about comic book stores, consider funding this Kickstarter for The Comic Shop‘s comic book tie-in!