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Writer/Artist: Alex Ross Publisher: Abrams Comic Arts Publication Date: September 2026  

It has been 58 years since Marvel brought the devil to comic books, and they did so by creating a new character without offending too many people in the process. The year was 1968, and Marvel had started a new series for the Silver Surfer, a character who made his debut three years earlier in…

Marvel’s Wolverine is on sale now, exclusively on the PlayStation 5. We gave it an overall positive review, praising its arcade-style combat and intensity, while reserving some mild criticism for its side challenges and uneven narrative.

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Robert Pattinson tapped into a bit of Scarface-meets-Jerry Maguire energy for his turn as To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen in the acclaimed Primetime, in theaters

During San Diego Comic Con this year, Dark Horse announced that David Booher and Drew Zucker’s series, Canto, would be relaunching as an ongoing coming this fall. Previously, Canto’s story was told over multiple limited series featuring a small knight with a clockwork heart as he tries to help those in need. Canto was originally…

Cyrena Anne Quast, a 35-year-old from St. Cloud, has become a topic of online discussion because her mugshot resembles a lot like Jennifer Lopez. As soon as her picture hit the internet, social media was filled with jokes and memes, with plenty of people turning the singer`s popular songs into punchlines.

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This week’s entertainment news encapsulates storytelling from different corners of the world. In Gaza, Palestinian filmmaker Hosam Abu Dan captures everyday struggles through his film ‘Thirteen in Gaza,’ which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The drama portrays the life of a 13-year-old girl, Raghad, as she navigates puberty in a tumultuous environment.