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Vault has a new series set to debut on September 2–Project Perseus. Written by Jack Mulqueen and with art by Edison Neo, the title features colorist Kike J. Díaz and letterist Buddy Beaudoin as well as covers by Neo, Esad Ribic, Garth Graham, Brett Bean, Jorge Corona, Pete Carroll, and Michael Dialynas.   Read the synopsis from the publisher below!…

Debbie Clark, the former track standout who became Storm on American Gladiators, has died.

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Kabzaa director R Chandru backed Yash’s Toxic amid negative reviews, calling it an attempt by a Kannadiga to conquer the world and urging Kannadigas to support it. Fans disagreed, with some criticising the film and pan-India approach

BOOM! Studios has launched BOOM! Reads With You, a series of reading challenges. The first challenge is to reread the entirety of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera‘s Something is Killing the Children (2019-present), in the run-up to issue #50‘s release on October 7, and the first five issues in particular this week.

Korean K-pop powerhouse SM Entertainment has announced a joint venture with Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) as it seeks to expand its presence in Chinese-speaking markets.

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Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt’s Eternal Sunshine Productions joins Prime Video for Don’t Be Shy, a coming-of-age film starring Aarushi Bajaj, Piyush Khati, Bianca Arora and Ansh Duggal. The colourful story of friendship, first love and growing pains

One of the reasons I dropped out of the comic book reviewing game for so long is that I became frankly exhausted by the perpetual cycle of crossover events dominating the Big Two publishers. The Batman franchise has certainly been no stranger to those crossovers in recent years – Joker War, Knight Terrors, Gotham War…