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When it comes to fandom, no series knows it better than Brooklyn Nine-Nine; after all, it was saved by the passionate fans who convinced NBC to pick up the former Fox comedy. So, it makes perfect sense that the series creator Dan Goor and cast would celebrate the show’s impact with a special reunion panel…

Posted in: Comics, Conventions, DC Comics, Events, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: alyssa wong, belen ortega, DC Next Level, new york comic con, starfire

Recently SEGA hosted their Club Chaos Livestream which featured several announcements about the future of Sonic and his games. One of the videos shared tied into Sonic’s recent collaboration with Fortnite. You can watch the end of it above to see exactly what went down.

New York Comic Con is an event that always has some fun surprises. But fans of Ghostbusters got a real big one from legendary actor Bill Murray. The actor took a ride through the New York City streets in a new version of the Ecto-1 in full Peter Venkman outfit as part of a new…

Posted in: Comics | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, Absolute Justice, Absolute MArtian Manhunter, Absolute Superman, Absolute Wonder Woman, jason aaron, Juan Ferreyra, New York Comic Com, scott snyder

Two years ago, DC Comics launched its Absolute Universe, and readers have been digging the new spins on established heroes, as well as the new faces it’s introduced. For those waiting for an event to bring everyone together, you’ll be getting your wish in 2027 with Absolute Justice.

DC Next Level announce a new title at New York Comic Con, Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground by Steve Foxe & Riccardo Federici

Posted in: Comics, Conventions, DC Comics, Events, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Wonder Woman, Hayden Sherman, kelly thompson, new york comic con, wonder woman

The story of Dan Gheesling is a sad though ultimately predictable one. A Big Brother winner and former football coach, Gheesling more recently settled into a niche as a Twitch streamer in the orbit of beloved bald wisecracker Ryan “Northernlion” Letourneau. Things went more or less swimmingly for the better part of a decade until…

Blockchain.com is seeking a route to bring event contracts and cryptocurrency derivatives to US customers, after applying to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for two registrations. The applications cover a designated contract market (DCM) and a futures commission merchant (FCM), with products intended for retail and institutional investors, CNBC reported.