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The Smart Division #1 launches Dark Horse’s new sci-fi detective series as a predictive program assists in the perfect murder, forcing the FBI to create a new division.

For ten years now, one of the great traditions at DC has been its quarterly anthologies celebrating the changing of the seasons. These collections, boasting the work of DC creators both established and new, offer up shorter stories often starring characters who aren’t usually given the spotlight. This week, the tradition continues withDC’s Hawk-Girl Summer,the…

I love a good “what if?” story. When done right, it’s fun to see how one little change in a familiar character’s history or in a well-known storyline can drastically change everything. This works especially well when done in standalone issues, as Marvel has done countless times over the years in their What If…? comics…

Seven years after the couple tied the knot, and two years after they welcomed son Bash Raymond Griner, Brittney filed for divorce in Georgia’s Fulton County Superior Court. 

The 56-year-old actress took to Instagram to share snippets from her “Last Day in LA,” noting she has lived in the city for “exactly 30 years” and that “more importantly- I chose LA.”

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Sony isn’t backing away from its plan to end physical game discs for new PlayStation releases in 2028—even as criticism from players continues to grow.

Something major was stolen from Netflix—and it wasn’t the Declaration of Independence.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is opening up about the cancellation of his Marvel TV series Wonder Man.

British publisher SelfMadeHero are releasing a tribute anthology spotlighting  novelty independent electoral candidate Count Binface. Unauthorised and unofficial, with contributions from over 30 cartoonists, the 72-page Count Binface Comic Book will release August 6, retail for £9.99, and part of the proceeds will go to UK homelessness nonprofit Shelter.