Author: James
Fortnite’s new Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn skins are making a splash amongst the game’s community, with many fans thirsting over their new beach-ready look.
The X-Men are one of Marvel’s biggest IPs, but it wasn’t always that way. In fact, back in the early ’70s, the X-Men were on the last stage before cancellation, simply reprinting their older adventures. That all changed with the introduction of a brand-new team and the start of the most important Marvel comic of…
The Summer 2026 anime schedule is now underway, and Crunchyroll has confirmed the release date for the English dub of their darkest new anime offering of the season. July brought with it a whole new wave of anime releases that have been getting fan attention now available for streaming with Crunchyroll, and there’s one dark…
Evan Blass has shared promotional rendersting on the Galaxy Watch9’s chip switch. The images include a slide bearing the “Powered by Snapdragon Wear Elite” branding and an exploded-view render of the watch module, providing the first visual confirmation of the new chipset inside the device rather than just a name on a spec sheet
The next assortment of Mattel’s new 6.5-inch action figure line has officially arrived at retail, and I have spent the last few days putting the entire lineup through its paces. Wave 1 gave us a decent foundation to build on, but this new mix promised to expand the roster while keeping the budget-friendly $13.99 price-point…
The charm of the Enola Holmes films has always rested less on the mystery than on the irrepressible spirit of its heroine. Enola Holmes 3 continues in that vein, delivering another light-footed adventure that is undeniably entertaining, even if it struggles to match the storytelling finesse of its predecessors. Millie Bobby Brown is completely at…
This narratively rich open-world adventure has a science-fiction element but generally takes place over two decades in colonial Boston, Manhattan and beyond
There are countless Earths in the Marvel Multiverse, and it all really started with a comic book series called What If, which, in its purest form, is just a comic that shows readers how the world could change if just one person’s actions were different. These comics started publication in 1977 and there have been over…
I didn’t know when I started watching it that I was watching “anime.” This was the 1980s. We didn’t have Crunchyroll. Hell, we didn’t have Internet. This was the era when the Atari 2600 was considered state-of-the-art gaming.
The streamer today announced that production is underway in the popular New Zealand tourist town on a new scripted, 8-episode series, simply titled Queenstown.