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Even as we’re getting all excited for the premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and the return of the MCU, the provenance of a supporting character has once again been traced to the comics.
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For more than two decades, Ubisoft’s Far Cry has been an incredibly popular video game, as evidenced by its dozen sequels, spinoffs, and expansions. Naturally, when FX announced that a live-action anthology series based on the game was in the works, there was plenty of excitement (as well as a little trepidation) around that news.…
A year of writing, drawing and designing has paid off for 12-year-old Everett Roy, who has officially published his first graphic novel
The Masters of Evil have achieved one thing that almost no other regular villain team has accomplished. This is the team that actually beat the Avengers and almost brought them to their knees. The villain team debuted in 1964 when Nazi scientist Baron Heinrich Zemo conceived them as a dark mirror to the Avengers. The…
Doctor Who‘s future is up in the air right now. The BBC is officially putting the show out for tender, seeking bids to produce the next season. We have no idea how long that will take; previous examples have taken roughly six months, but this one is expected to be rather more complex. The fandom…
Christopher Nolan’s 2026 film The Odyssey comes out in theaters on July 17th, and the hype for this movie has been a long time building. The film adapts to screen the epic poem of the ancient Greek writer Homer, following King Odysseus’s arduous journey home to reunite with his family at the end of the…
In massive franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, not everything makes it to production. Projects are announced as being in development all the time, and then that’s the last fans hear of them until they’re eventually shelved years later. But shelved doesn’t always mean canceled, and in rare circumstances, movies or TV shows can be…