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The Fast & Furious franchise is shifting gears from the big screen to the small screen.

As part of the closure of BioWare, Electronic Arts has announced that work on the next Mass Effect game, which fans had widely dubbed Mass Effect 5, has now been canceled. Following the dismal reception to Mass Effect: Andromedain 2017, BioWare revealed in late 2020 that it was working on a new entry in the…

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Last year, co-creators and co-writers Shannon Eric Denton and Dirk Blackman introduced readers to a vibrant apocalypse nearly 100 years after Earth was overrun by cosmic parasites in the action-packed pages of the PANICK Entertainment comic book series Savager, featuring stunning interior artwork by Kewber Baal, colors by Schimerys Baal, and lettering by Sal Cipriano.

TORONTO, Oct. 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Torontonians can soon experience the extraordinary journey to the summit of Mount Everest without leaving the city. Launching November 10 at Pocket Planet Canada, Everest: The First Ascent is a 35-minute immersive virtual reality experience that transports audiences into the historic 1953 expedition of Edmund Hillary,Tenzing Norgay and…

Absolute Green Arrow #6 is here, and with it, we finally know the identity of the Longbow Killer, but it’s someone nobody saw coming. Mostly because we all thought he died several issues ago. The Absolute Green Arrow is none other than Connor Hawke, the illegitimate son of Oliver Queen, and I could not be…

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We’re just two days away from James Watkins‘ (Eden Lake) comic book horror movie, Clayface. The move marks a big swing for DC Studios, led by James Gunn (Slither). One that intends to deliver a true horror movie, unlike previous comic book films that began as horror and then chickened out. Looking at you, Venom.

The Gainesville Fine Arts Association will present its fifth biennial National Juried Exhibition, “Line by Line,” through Oct. 23 at 1314 S. Main St. Curated by Skip Snow and Katy Lemle, the exhibition features 43 artists from 18 states exploring line as a mark, boundary, path, division, connection, structure and symbol. For more information, visit…