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August sales charts are here, presented courtesy of Prana: Direct Market Solutions, Manage Comics, and Comic Shop Assistant. Numbers are based on data from 80,000+ consumers and 600+ stores in various markets. They reflect units sold, but also a dollar share chart, and per-store average sales data is included in the overall sales chart. 

Gaurav Khanna and Akanksha Chamola attended Ektaa Kapoor`s Ganpati visarjan separately following their separation announcement. The former couple was seen posing for the cameras at different moments during the event.

The streets of Manhattan are bleeding in Control Resonant. It’s not because of a swarm of mangy rats or lingering rot from Mayor Eric Adams’ administration but from an aberrant, otherworldly force. The Hiss forces have escaped the infinite confines of the Oldest House and spilled out over the most densely populated borough, corrupting every…

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Story by  PTI | Posted by  Vidushi Gaur | Date 18-09-2026 Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj

Comic books are no stranger to horror, but for as popular as they may be, superheroes and horror movies rarely mix. More often than not, they prioritize special effects and deliver bombastic setpieces that seem tailor-made to make audiences burst out in cheers. It’s rare to think of a superhero movie as scary, but there…

The New Yorker just published a piece by Jennifer Wilson about America’s new ideas of what’s sexy. The trend is driven by conservatives, who’ve claimed breasts, lingerie and hotness in the wake of the left’s transgender, feminist and #MeToo madness.