Genndy Tartakovsky Creating CONAN THE BARBARIAN Cartoon
- Genndy Tartakovsky will bring a Conan the Barbarian animated series to our screens.
- Tartakovsky is partnering with Prime Video and Cartoon Network Studios.
- Primal and Samurai Jack were heavily influenced by Conan the Barbarian.
Are you ready to return to the Hyborian Age? In one of the most “DUH, of course” announcements in recent memory, The Wrap is reporting the animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky, together with Cartoon Network Studios, is bringing a new Conan the Barbarian series to Prime Video. The announcement happened via video message at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. The creator behind highly stylized action cartoons like Primal, Samurai Jack, and the original Clone Wars, once pitched a Conan series in 2008. But nearly twenty years later, Tartakovsky will finally bring the Cimmerian warrior to animation.
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Robert E. Howard’s sword and sorcery hero has been the subject of countless adaptations. We’re talking novels, comic books, and even an iconic movie or two, for nearly a century. But it’s been some time since he’s led a high-profile project such as this. According to the official synopsis, “After finding love in the pirate queen, Bêlit, a battle-hardened Conan defies gods, fate, and even death to save her from a dark sorcery that threatens to destroy everything.” The death of Conan’s love, Bêlit was a defining story in Marvel’s seminal Conan the Barbarian run of the 1970s.
It will be some time before we see this new Conan show hit Prime Video, however. Animation takes time. And Tartakovsky said that maybe next year he’d be able to share some animatics at the festival. And maybe the year after that, some rough animation. He may have been overdoing it for comedic effect, but we doubt we’ll see the first episode of Conan the Barbarian before 2028 at this point. But we’re quite certain, given Genndy Tartakovsky’s track record, it will rule. His series Primal was very Conan-coded. So it’s amazing that he gets to do the character who inspired so much of his aesthetic. We have a strong feeling this one will be worth wait.
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Rick Finds Happiness at an Alien Buffet in New RICK AND MORTY Clip
- Rick finds happiness with bottomless pitchers of beer and food at an alien German beer garden in a preview clip from the next Rick and Morty.
So far everyone’s favorite genius grandpa has spent a whole lot of Rick and Morty‘s ninth season inebriated. That kind of destructive behavior has never been good for Rick or his loved ones. It ‘snot exactly great for anybody. When the smartest man in the infinite multiverse gets heavily intoxicated bad things tend to happen. (RIP Vindicators.) But in a new preview clip, Rick has found a very different kind of vice. He finds true happiness gorging himself at an alien buffet. While drunk. Still very, very drunk.
Adult Swim has provided a fun sneak peak at Rick and Morty‘s next episode, titled “ErickerHead.” That’s a reference to David Lynch’s bizarre 1977 film Eraserhead.
This clip, which almost certainly comes from the start of the episode, ends with an obvious question we should have pondered long ago: why do Rick and Morty ever drive anywhere? Seriously, why do they….?
Before Morty can question the logic of flying someplace when you have access to an interdimensional portal gun, he has to deal with another issue. Him and his sister are stuck watching their grandpa stuff his face at a buffet at an alien German beer garden. It’s a place with bottomless pitcher’s of beer where you can’t hear the sound of galactic genocide the Smith family often deals with.
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Rick’s right, that does sound awesome. No wonder he’s “enjoying life” to the fullest at this beer garden. Of course, he’s getting a little too full on food and adult beverage, as the clip ends with Morty and Summer carrying their grandpa outside only to find his spaceship missing.
Who took it and why? Well find out when “ErickerHead” debuts this Sunday, June 28, at 11 p.m. on Adult Swim. Hopefully Rick will sober up at some point. But if he doesn’t, at least we know he won’t be able to drive drunk this episode.
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SHREK’s Donkey Is Getting His Own Spinoff Movie in 2028
- A Donkey movie starring Eddie Murphy’s loud character is officially happening with DreamWorks.
- The film has a June 30, 2028 release date.
- Murphy has already teased some details about its plot.
Shrek 5 is coming our way in 2027 to continue this long-running franchise. It is hard to believe that the first film came out 25 years ago when some of us were teenagers or young adults. Now, a lot of us nerds are taking kids with us to see Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey go on another adventure in Far Far Away. It seems there’s a Shrek renaissance happening overall, because another character is getting his own spinoff. Deadline reports that Universal Pictures is officially making a Donkey movie that will center around Eddie Murphy’s infamously annoying yet loving character from Shrek.
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That’s really not shocking to anyone for a few reasons. First, Donkey is one of the most quoted and popular characters in these films, thanks to Murphy’s signature wit. And Murphy himself hinted that a Donkey movie was coming to expand the Shrek franchise.
“Donkey’s going to have his own movie, own little story with his dragon wife and his kids that are half-dragon and half-donkeys…They’ve written this funny story,” Murphy previously told ScreenRant.
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DC Reveals Animated Triple Threat: Batman, Joker, and Krypto
- Krypto, Supergirl’s dog, the Joker, and the Absolute Batman comic series will each appear in their own animated shows.
DC is giving three beloved characters their own animated series. Thursday morning at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, DC Comics announced three new shows coming featuring Absolute Batman, of the bestselling comic series, the Joker, and Krypto, the super dog.
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This is not your run-of-the-mill Batman adaptation. The Absolute Batman comic series answers the oft-asked question of, “Would Bruce Wayne still be Batman if he weren’t a millionaire?” The answer, according to one of DC’s most renowned modern comic writers, Scott Snyder, is yes. However, he is different.
Artist Nick Dragotta illustrates the comics, and his Batman is, frankly, an absolute monstrosity. I mean that as a compliment. He is larger than life, and not only in terms of his intimidating persona. Fans have estimated him to be about 6 feet and 9 inches tall. With that in mind, it makes villains like Bane and Killer Croc who tower over him all the more formidable. The weapons he uses are also incredibly cool. The bat insignia on his chest transforms into a usable axe, the ears of his cowl are removable daggers, and his cape is modeled after a real bat’s wings, including the flexible “Bat-Thumb,” which he can stand on and use to slash opponents. These are just a few examples, too, and each issue reveals more of what his costume has in store.
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In an interview with SKTCHD, Dragotta discussed coming up with Absolute Batman’s design.
“This is a new Bruce Wayne. He’s not the billionaire playboy. He’s a do-it-yourself-er, engineer, city worker. Every aspect plays into the themes that we’re playing with with the character of Bruce, and you feel it through the costume.”
Needless to say, seeing this unique Batman design animated and these weapons used is going to be an incredible experience. The comic is gritty and gory, and the show is within the “adult” category, so I would expect the show to be as well. And with Snyder signed on as executive producer and Dragotta as producer, the show will very likely stay right in line with the comics.
Joker: Laugh Riot
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For fans of Batman’s most famous nemesis, look no further than Joker: Laugh Riot. However, if you’re looking for a classic Batman versus Joker face-off, this won’t be for you. The show follows the Joker as he tries to figure out who he is without Batman after the caped crusader dies.
The Joker’s relationship to Batman has been explored in various ways throughout the years, from the Harley Quinn animated series to, don’t laugh at me, The LEGO Batman Movie. Honestly, LEGO Batman probably did it the best, despite the movie’s overly comical and family-friendly tone. I expect this show to be similar in the way their relationship is portrayed, but upscaled and more emotionally deep. That, and very much more focused on the Joker and his psyche as well.
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This show is unrated and is not confirmed to be based on any particular comic quite yet. Other than a short synopsis, we’re going in blind. It is listed as “adult,” so we can probably expect some sort of gritty and grungy portrayal of Gotham City. In addition, it is also DC’s first-ever (official) anime! Some could try to dispute that, considering the art style of their My Adventures With Superman series. However, this will be a collaboration with SOLA Entertainment, a Japanese studio, making it an actual “anime” instead of simply “animated.”
Krypto
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Last but certainly not least, everybody’s favorite super-pup, Krypto, is getting his own series, too! This is for anybody who has ever wondered what a super-dog gets up to when his super-owners aren’t around. This kids’ show will focus on Krypto’s adventures without Superman or Supergirl. Instead, he will work alongside a group of petty criminals, and just may end up redeeming them.
Krypto has only recently moved into DC’s limelight after his appearance in the live-action Superman. And he wasn’t just a pet, but a sidekick to Superman, helping him defeat Lex Luthor and “Ultraman.” Now, fans can’t get enough.
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Krypto has existed in DC’s comic history since the fifties, and this live-action appearance is clearly the first of many. DC has not made a release date for the show public quite yet, and the series is still in development.
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Who Is Superman’s Dog, Krypto? The DC Comics History of the Kryptonian CanineDC has been on a kick with good animation, from Batman: Caped Crusader‘s second season coming out soon, to My Adventures With Superman. We can expect these three series to follow in their footsteps with great animation, and more importantly, stories with real depth. Obviously, the Absolute Batman comics are coming out ahead of the show’s production schedule, so we do know what will happen plot-wise, but the other two will remain mysteries until their trailers drop.
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WERWULF’s First Footage Scares Up Haunting Gothic Imagery
- Focus Features unveils the first footage for Robert Eggers gothic horror film Werwulf, which stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp
Robert Eggers is back to give us more gothic and haunting vibes with Werwulf. This Focus Features film will unleash terror in theaters on Christmas Day 2026, and CinemaCon attendees got our first look at what to expect. Eggers, who wrote and directed Werwulf, is quite the horror maestro, but anyone who saw Nosferatu knows that already. Exactly six months before the release of Werwulf, we have our first look image of the film. Hopefully, that means the trailer is not too far behind.
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This tale takes place in 13th-century England, and follows a mysterious creature who peruses a foggy countryside. His presence turns folklore into a very frightening reality for a group of villagers.
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Robert Eggers’ NOSFERATU Coming to Digital and 4K UHD With New Extended CutWerwulf stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Willem Dafoe, and Lily-Rose Depp. We love it when a director finds their favorite actors and collaborates with them frequently. A house is on fire as a voice says to not dread the darkness but rather embrace it. We see Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s family traveling by foot as we hear an ancient tale about werewolves traversing the countryside. Disfigured bodies and blood about as we see Taylor-Johnson roar and begin his frightening transformation into a beast.
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Flame Con is Your Can’t-Miss, Summer Fandom DESTINATION
- If you’re a queer fan, or a transformative fan, or just a fan who loves an inclusive space, Flame Con is your can’t-miss, summer destination.
- Flame Con brings fandom to life in the best way, allowing you to experience all the joy of your communities all around you.
- Flame Con is the world’s largest queer comic con. Featuring a two-day comics, arts and entertainment expo, showcasing creators and special guests from all corners of the LGBTQ fandom. It features thoughtful discussions, exclusive performances, screenings, cosplay, and more!
I remember my first Flame Con. Incredibly, that was over ten years ago, back when the con was in its infancy. But from then until now, as a queer lady in fandom always looking for a community with shared interests, I knew I’d found my home. Years of attending various comic cons, including NYCC, SDCC, and others, left me fulfilled but still yearning for something. (And isn’t that the queer lady way?) A yearning that Flame Con, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ comics and pop culture convention, not only acutely understands but fulfills beyond my wildest dreams. You see, in all those other cons, transformative fandom, queer fandom, is always an afterthought. Maybe you cross a cosplay for your favorite ship in the wild. Maybe, among the hundreds of booths at Artist Alley, there will be one that caters to your fandom love of choice in the way you hope for. (A single neon-colored booth popping up among the masses.) Maybe, in the swell of the crowd, you manage to unearth a few like-minded people brimming with love for a work exactly as you feel it. But at Flame Con, those bits and pieces transform into the WHOLE AFFAIR. And so, if you’re a queer person in fandom or, in fact, any kind of fandom lover that engages in fan art, fanfic, and community building, I urge you to put Flame Con at the top of your list of fandom events. You won’t regret it. Flame Con is absolutely your can’t-miss, summer destination.
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Flame Con Is Like Stepping Out of the Internet and Into a Queer Fandom Reality
As mentioned, there’s a spiritual quality to Flame Con that I don’t think exists anywhere in our reality except at this incredible event. Flame Con is literally the live-event equivalent of distilling your best day in fandom, during your most in-love phase, when the community is on high, and everyone is excited, passionate, and sharing the wealth, and bringing it offline and into the actual world around you. At Flame Con, you are guaranteed to be welcomed no matter who you are, how you fandom, or what you love. But beyond being welcomed, you are almost certain to find friendship there, as your community unfolds around you and you feel the strong bonds of love… IRL, as they say.
Instead of hunting for scraps among a sea of thousands of people who may or may not understand pop culture as you do, the whole affair is designed for YOU. And that includes everything from content to panels to guests to merchandise to event design. And there’s nothing like being in a space that recenters the experience you dream of as a queer fan, or a fan from any other diverse community. While LGBTQ+ fans may be the last to be invited to most other fan spaces, and indeed, are finding the world to be a more and more unfriendly place, at Flame Con, they are uplifted and celebrated. And the queer, fannish joy is uproarious and felt.
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As Gay City News writes, “Resistance through queer joy was felt across the event on both days among vendors, attendees and cosplayers. Cosplay, or dressing up like a person’s favorite characters from a story, has proven for many to be an artistic expression of individual empowerment.” A sentiment echoed by Otakus & Geeks, who share, “The best part of this con is just how welcoming, accepting, and accommodating the entire experience is. There was an area for people to chill, if (more like when) all the noise and people were too much, there was free water on site, clearly labeled wheelchair access, and just a general vibe of positivity despite the current climate. I left feeling inspired to consume and create more diverse stories and I hope I can go again next year!”
And Just in Case…Just in case that was a little too poetic for you, here’s the actual description of Flame Con, as shared by its organizers: “Flame Con is the world’s largest queer comic con. Featuring a two-day comics, arts and entertainment expo, showcasing creators and special guests from all corners of the LGBTQ fandom. It features thoughtful discussions, exclusive performances, screenings, cosplay, and more!”
Flame Con arrives at the New York Marriott Marquis in Times Square on Saturday, August 15 and Sunday, August 16, 2026. Tickets are available now.
Flame Con Brings You THE Best In Queer Comics (And a Ton of Other Queer Shopping Fun)
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Okay, that was the sentimental stuff (and that is IS important). But, let me square with you, if you’re in fandom and you want to discover comics and shop in a marketplace that’s designed to cater to EXACTLY your ship of the moment, (and I know you do), I have never found a place quite like Flame Con.
In 2026, there will be over 290 artists, creators, authors, and other makers at Flame Con. That is the BIGGEST year yet. And when I say, this Artist Alley HAS your number. I do not play. When I was in love with Stranger Things‘ Steddie, Flame Con provided. When I wanted nothing more than some Hannigram merch, Flame Con was there for me. When it was Stucky that owned my heart—you guessed it!! And I bet we’ll see so much great stuff this year. The Vampire Lestat creators out there, I am LOOKING at you.
But Flame Con wasn’t just serving me great ship merch (although, oh my god, the endless ship merch is so amazing). There’s also just an awesome, generally queer aesthetic that is tailored to queer people of every kind. I found my favorite clothing maker through Flame Con and bought handfuls of gorgeous enamel pins with flowers, swords, bones, and all those great hallmarks that are just queer, we can’t explain it. Especially queer ladies don’t really get that many designated shopping spaces that see them. And Flame Con’s Artist Alley… It really sees you.
Additionally, Flame Con brings over 20 community tables to support our community from a broader perspective. This year, there will be non-profits, charities, outreach groups, education groups, public health groups, and other similar mission-based organizations attending the event.
Also, the Twisted Spine will be the official bookseller at the con. And you know a con is good if there is an official bookseller.
Flame Con Is Only GrowingSometimes, it feels like fan-oriented efforts lack a certain level of stability. Can they withstand the test of time against other comic con giants? Well, fear not! Flame Con is celebrating 12 years of existence in 2026. And 2026 also marks its second major moment of growth, as it moves into the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, a hotel which currently hosts the darling of Broadway (and fandom), Stranger Things: The First Shadow.
Flame Con shares, “The motivation for the move was to make more space for an increasingly diverse and inclusive Artist Alley, more tabletops for the Gaymer Lounge, more breakout rooms for panel discussions, and more runway space for cosplay and drag. All weekend long, queer comics artists, animators, and accessory designers will share the convention floor with authors, illustrators, publishers, and performers.”
That means 2026 is the best time ever to attend… And you’ll be sorry to miss out!
Flame Con Is Full of Top Notch Queer Guests and Panels
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Of course, no con is complete without guests and panels! And Flame Con has brought some of the best of the best queer folks to the stage! Below is just a sampling of the cool queer people you’ll see join you at Flame Con. You can check out the rest of the guests here:
Casey McQuiston, nonbinary New York Times bestselling author of queer romantic comedies including Red, White & Royal Blue, which was adapted to an Emmy-nominated film produced by Amazon Prime Video. In addition to receiving honors from the Stonewall Book Awards, the Lambda Literary Awards, and the American Library Association, McQuiston has been published in Washington Post, New York Times, and Bon Appétit.
Kosoko Jackson, queer Black Lambda Literary Award-winning author of the USA Today bestseller The Forest Demands Its Due.
Al Ewing, the bisexual British comics writer who won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book for Empyre and was nominated twice for his work on Guardians of the Galaxy.
In addition, your fellow queer fandom peers will be running some exceptional panels. The Flame Con panel schedule isn’t yet released, but you can bet it will be full of the topics that are on the tip of your tongue, helpful discussions of queerness in the industry, and more delightful fannish fun.
Flame Con Is for Everyone, and That Includes our Young PeopleThe bottom line is that Flame Con is for EVERYONE. And that also includes our young people. Queer youth need a safe place to exist, and queer elders need to be able to bring their children on their adventures! But rest easy, Flame Con has once again thought of everything.
Sunday, August 16, is actually Youth Day, a day when folks 21 and younger can attend for FREE! Isn’t that just the most incredible idea ever? Youth Day tickets are available in advance on TicketLeap & will be available at the door on Sunday.
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Additionally, the con is expanding its youth programming with activities like Zine Making, DIY Pride & Pronoun Pins, cosplay creation, crafting sessions, and an exciting presence from the Queens Public Library. On Saturday night, Flame Con will also host Camp Fire, which is a “cozy Saturday night alternative to the Fire Ball for indoor cats with crafts, group coloring, puzzles, and other fun activities. All activities take place on-site at Flame Con after the floor closes.” This event is an all-ages, sensory-friendly, after-hang on August 16.
Flame Con shares that it “remains committed to being an all-ages event and making sure that young people have the opportunity to engage positively with queer community.” And we can all agree that is one important mission.
“Flame Con prides itself on being a convention for everyone,” says Nic Gitau, Geeks OUT President. “But, at a time when queer and trans youth are being targeted, we want them to know that their community is here for them — now more than ever. We’re excited to expand programming for youth at the show this year, and we hope connections made at Flame Con will stay with our guests long after the show is over.”
Flame Con Is Sweet, But It’s Also a PARTYOf course, if you want to party, no one parties like folks at a queer fandom gathering! Fireball, the official Flame Con after party, is happening on Saturday, August 16, at Industry Bar. Join your fellow fabulous friends for an evening of wild, geeky, and sexy fun at this 21+ event. Expect geek-themed drag, burlesque, boylesque, dancing, and more! The event will be hosted by Megami, a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16. The event is 21+. And it promises some crazy, sexy, and geeky fun. And hey, what’s better than letting loose in cosplay? Make your own fanfic fantasies come to life.
So, Where and When Is Flame Con?Okay, let’s give you some of the facts.
- When is Flame Con? Flame Con will take place Saturday, August 15, Noon – 8 PM & Sunday, August 16, Noon – 6 PM
- Where is Flame Con? Flame Con will be held at the Marriott Marquis New York – 1535 Broadway, New York, NY 10036.
- Where Can You Stay During Flame Con? Flame Con offers a special event rate for those who stay at the con hotel. Take advantage of it here.
If you’re convinced that this is the right place for you to be, tickets for Flame Con are available now for Saturday, Sunday, and the full weekend. Sunday is Youth Day, which means guests 21 years and younger can attend for free.
Fireball tickets are also available via TicketLeap. If you’d like to volunteer at the con, you can check out how to do so here. If you’d like to be a Flame Con sponsor, you should also reach out.
The Time Is Now to Attend Flame ConWhat more can we say? If you’re a queer nerd, a fandom lover, a person who visits AO3 every day, then you DESERVE to attend Flame Con. The event will feed you, heal you, give you hope, and bring you joy. I’ll be there, and I hope to see you soon!
Editor’s note: This post is sponsored by Flame Con
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Will Ferrell Seeks Golf Redemption in THE HAWK Trailer
- Will Ferrell is out to recapture old glory and earn golf redemption even if it comes at the expense of his own son in The Hawk’s new trailer.
The world’s greatest golfer, the one known by his animal nickname, is back! Uh, no, no not that guy. We should probably clarify we mean the world’s greatest fictional golfer. And in the new trailer for Netflix’s comedy series The Hawk, Will Ferrell is out to recapture old glory even if it comes at the expense of his own son.
Fly Hawk, fly! Or, at least put on a shirt with some sleeves. You’re not fooling anyone with that look. Besides, this trailer makes clear The Hawk isn’t about trying to hold on to your past. It’s about trying to secure your future legacy with some good old-fashioned redemption. And in this case, that’s a long time coming. Here’s the show’s official synopsis from Netflix.
Lonnie Hawkins, 2004’s number one golfer, struggles on the back nine of his career to recapture his magic. His body says retire, but his heart says he’s not done yet. His ex-wife and his son Lance, golf’s new golden boy, know he’s through. But with one more major to win to complete golf’s Grand Slam, Lonnie refuses to believe he’s anything other than one stroke away from the greatest comeback in golf history.
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The series also stars Molly Shannon as Lonnie’s ex-wife Stacy. Jimmy Tatro plays his talented son Lance. Fortune Feimster caddies as Sam. Luke Wilson plays his old rival Golden Fisk. The Hawk also features Chris Parnell, Katelyn Tarver, David Hornsby, Gabriel Hogan, and Aida Osman.
Ferrell created the show, the first of his career where he’s the star. He also executive produces alongside T-Street’s Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, and Nena Rodrigue. Additional executive producers include Gloria Sanchez Productions’ Jessica Elbaum and Alix Taylor, Chris Henchy, Harper Steele, David Gordon Green, and Andrew Guest. And The Hawk made it official by partnering with the PGA Tour.
Will The Hawk complete the career Grand Slam and find the redemption he seeks? We’ll find out when the show tees off at Netflix on July 16, 2026.
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