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In between watching tense Brewers post-season games, there’s plenty for you to check out this weekend around the city. Jurassic Quest, a traveling life-size dinosaur interactive exhibit, is coming to the Wisconsin State Fair. Milwaukee Comedy Festival will bring some of the country’s best comedians to the city for a weekend of performances, and the…

The hand is heading to Ibiza, and I’m going to need to borrow somebody’s headset.

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From “X-Man ’97” to “VisionQuest” to “Daredevil: Born Again,” here’s what we learned.Credit: Composite: Mashable / Images: Marvel Animation / Marvel Studios / Giovanni Rufino

Roblox has seen its stock swing sharply over recent years, and with the shares around US$45.52 the real question now is whether that price is sensibly tied to the cash the business is expected to generate. With the spotlight back on the company after a steep setback and a recent bounce, investors are increasingly asking…

It’s been over a year since the announcement that Mattel had regained the license to produce DC toys previously held by McFarlane Toys. While the toymaker has already begun rolling out waves of their kid-oriented action figure line, adult collectors have had to wait patiently to see what Mattel has to offer for them. That…

Despite reports that Marvel Studios is winding down their streaming series output, Marvel just announced a brand new series at the Marvel Television panel at New York Comic Con. Coming in 2028, Zodiac is described as “a new global spy thriller.” Marvel even showed off a logo, and Marvel Television head honcho Brad Winderbaum said…

The investor base is “meant to be as global and sovereign as possible, aligning where we’d like to be more active”, Universal Quantum CEO Sebastian Weidt said

Marvel screened the first episode of VisionQuestat New York Comic Con today, surprising attendees of its packed “Up Next From Marvel Television and Marvel Animation” panel.

KADOKAWA Corporation has announced the second edition of the KADOKAWA World Manga Contest. Submissions are officially open from Monday, 7 September 2026 to Sunday, 28 February 2027. This event is designed as a platform for manga creators worldwide who aspire to become professional manga artists and make their commercial debut in Japan.