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X-Men ’97 Season 2 has increasingly drawn the Avengers into the story, but that repeats a huge comic book mistake. The first season of X-Men ’97 quietly accomplished the impossible, drawing together all the various ’90s animated shows into a single shared universe. It’s a genius strategy, making this a direct forerunner of the MCU,…

This has been a massive week for the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise, as the highly anticipated movie featuring adult Aang and company has announced a new release date and title. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender confirmed its new title with its first trailer, while also drastically moving up its release date from October to…

The ’80s produced some great sci-fi horror movies, with films like “Aliens,” “Predator,” and “Scanners” among the decade’s crème de la crème. The downside of golden eras, however, is that some awesome flicks fly under the radar and don’t get the respect they deserve. Consider Wes Craven’s “Swamp Thing,” an overlooked gem that sci-fi fans…

Superheroes are meant to represent the best parts of ourselves. They’re people blessed with incredible powers and skills that they use to help others and save lives. They always rise to the challenges presented to them and come out the other end, saving the day. DC is filled to the brim with countless heroes that…

The Marvel movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and beyond have long seemed to be box office gold, but this isn’t always the case. The early 2000s saw a massive surge in superhero movies, with their popularity usually reflected in their respective staggering box office takings. In modern cinema, the superhero genre is by far…

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A Song of Ice and Fire fans have been waiting a long time for the next installment, but there are completed fantasy book series they can look to while awaiting George R.R. Martin’s next sequel. It’s been 15 years since A Dance With Dragons first debuted, and The Winds of Winter has been delayed multiple…

A book talk and signing tied to a newly published historical graphic novel about William Rotch Sr. will be held at the Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum in New Bedford later this month

X-Men ’97 just proved no mutant is safe, not even the most powerful ones. Fans react to one of the most brutal character deaths in the show’s history