Stories by @huntersouth

Eternals: The 12 Disciples

Before humanity ever existed, the Celestials warned the Eternals of a coming threat: Druig would become the Antichrist, using the Deviants to carry out a plan that could destroy Earth before civilization even begins. To stop him, Zuras gathers his twelve most trusted disciples: Ikaris, Sersi, Makkari, Thena, Ajax, Sprite, Kingo, Phastos, Ceyote, Chi-Demon, Eramis, and Perse. As Druig rises and the Deviants unite behind him, the Eternals are forced into their greatest war yet. The Marvel Universe needs the Eternals—before there is even an Earth to save.

Quentin Tarantino's The Popinjay Cavalier

“The Popinjay Cavalier is a rambunctious comedy of deception and disguise inspired by the grand swashbuckling epics of stage and screen. A sweeping celebration of theatre and its heightened romance, told with Tarantino’s signature style and unmistakable wit.”

Rise of The Midnight Sons

Nine of the MCU's most powerful supernatural heroes have assembled to confront Lilith, the Mother of Demons and Daughter of Dracula, in a desperate bid to halt a ritual that will trigger the vampire apocalypse.

Joe and Anthony Presents Avengers: Secret Wars

Following the events of Avengers: Doomsday, interdimensional reality crashes (known as incursions) threaten to wipe out multiple parallel universes, including the prime MCU timeline and neighboring X-Men and Fantastic Four realities. Victor von Doom (played by Robert Downey Jr.) is expected to seize supreme multiversal power out of the dying chaos of realities, forging a patchwork planet called Battleworld where he rules as an absolute, god-like dictator. A fractured band of surviving heroes from different destroyed timelines will likely have to navigate Battleworld's various strange domains, organize a rebellion, and challenge Doom's altered reality to restore the multiverse.

Jake Schreier's X-Men

The creative team is drawing thematic inspiration and lesser-traveled ideas from the classic Chris Claremont run of the comics rather than simply recycling previous cinematic iterations.

Gotham City Monsters

In the shadowy underbelly of Gotham City, a group of monstrous outcasts discovers they're far more human than the corrupt officials and criminals who rule the streets. When a mysterious force begins hunting creatures deemed unnatural, these unlikely allies—a werewolf, a mad scientist's creation, a swamp thing, and others cursed by circumstance—must band together to survive. Forced to confront their own demons while navigating a city that despises them, they uncover a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of power. As they fight for acceptance and redemption, they realize their greatest strength lies not in their supernatural abilities, but in their capacity for compassion. In Gotham's darkest corners, monsters become heroes.

Michael Mann's Heat 2

It follows a wounded Chris Shiherlis escaping LA, while Vincent Hanna hunts him, alongside a 1988 storyline exploring the early, high-stakes careers of Neil McCauley’s crew in Chicago and the border.

Martin Scorsese's Untitled Hawaii Mafia Film

the film focuses on a turbulent time on the island paradise when an aspiring mob boss battled rival crime factions to wrest control of the underworld of the Hawaiian islands. It was a bloody battle, the kind of terrain Scorsese covered in both Goodfellas and The Departed. In 1960s and 70s Hawaii, this formidable and charismatic mob boss rises to build the islands’ most powerful criminal empire, waging a brutal war against mainland corporations and rival syndicates while fighting to preserve his ancestral land. It’s based on the untold true story of a man who fought to preserve his homeland through a ruthless quest for absolute power — igniting the last great American mob saga, where the war for cultural survival takes place in the unlikeliest of places: paradise.

James Gunn and Peter Safran Presents Chapter One: Gods and Monsters

Under the creative leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran, the DC Universe is undergoing a bold and cohesive reimagining—one that blends mythic storytelling with grounded character work, all within a unified cinematic and television continuity. This new DCU promises a fresh start, leaving behind fragmented timelines in favor of a tightly interwoven narrative universe, beginning with Chapter One: Gods and Monsters.