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“X-Men ’97” is coming back. The animated Marvel series has been renewed for Season 3 on Disney+ and a first look at the new episodes has been revealed.

Films and shows for the spooky season should be scary, but they should also be fun, says Beretta Smith-Shomade, Emory professor of film and media. “You want those movies or shows that you can scream at with friends,” she says, adding that scary movies create their own kind of camaraderie.

In its first few seconds, “Avatar: Seven Havens” hits you with something completely new. The opening shots of Episode 1 pan over an expanse of stone and sand — the post-apocalyptic aftermath of a mysterious spiritual cataclysm supposedly brought on by the last Avatar, Korra. It’s a very different world from the one seen in…

Netflix’s Hallmark pipeline keeps on flowing. Both seasons of Mistletoe Murders, the festive mystery series starring Sarah Drew and Peter Mooney, will be streaming on Netflix in the United States from November 1st, 2026.

Marvel Studios had some new exciting projects to announce during their New York Comic Con 2026 panel. Multiple new Marvel projects are coming to Disney+ in 2028, including a new season of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man and more Marvel Zombies. But a new live-action project announcement from the studio is getting a lot of attention.

From Thursday, October 8 to Sunday, October 11, Marvel returns to New York Comic Con with a jam-packed schedule of panels and exciting reveals. All weekend long, Marvel is bringing you a star-studded look at what’s to come across television, animation, comics, and more. 

Josh Hartnett’s Below has arrived on Netflix and is already drawing attention from critics. The series brings a sea-creature threat to a coastal community, with its early reviews highlighting how effectively it combines suspense with larger themes. Several critics have also focused on the show’s more darker moments.

Marvel Television had a busy first day at New York Comic-Con, with a handful of big announcements for fans of the small-screen MCU. First up, Marvel head of television and animation, Brad Winderbaum, announced a new Zodiac live-action spy series. That was followed by the reveal of three newMarvel Zombies specials teasing specific heroes.

Editor’s Note:This article is part of a series examining how television has portrayed policing over the decades. From cultural upheaval to procedural realism, each installment will explore how TV crime dramas reflected — and shaped — their times.

Some post-apocalyptic series run for seasons, like AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” one of the best zombie shows ever made. There’s also Apple’s Silo, which offers a masterclass in world-building and sci-fi storytelling. Others barely make it past a season, but thanks to streaming, they find a new audience years later and the hope of a…