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For well over half a century, DC and Marvel have been enthralling comic book readers with their stories of heroes and villains. Beyond that, though, they have also created a hugely collectible piece of history, with every #1 of a run from the Golden Age or Silver Age of comics being particularly valuable whatever their…

Gene Colan and Johnny Craig’s original opening splash page of Iron Man No. 1 from May 1968 will go under the hammer at Heritage Auctions’ September 25–27 Comic Art sale, part of a four-day event alongside an overlapping Comic Books auction.

We know that by the end of March 2026, the Switch 2 had sold 23.68 million units worldwide. That pace has it ahead of where the Switch was at when launch aligned, showing just how much of a liking consumers have taken to the platform. There’s also been an insane amount of big-name games launched,…

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On the heels of the one-year anniversary for the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 gaming console and amid the 40th anniversary celebrations for “The Legend of Zelda” franchise, Nintendo of America president and COO Devon Pritchard warns fans this is just the start of the video game giant’s multiyear master IP plan.

The animated series is returning on Sept. 16 after changing its name to “South America.” Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone announced the marketing stunt earlier this month in a jab at President Donald Trump.

Hasbro is still going strong as they reveal their newest wave of Marvel Legends, including Captain America from Earth X.

Nintendo of America is excited to announce the Customer Appreciation Sale, one of our largest promotions ever, featuring 30% off dozens of Nintendo Switch digital games and bundles, plus savings on select physical games, downloadable content, accessories, amiibo, and apparel.

I’ve talked quite a bit about patriot-heroes before. Between seeing how they stack up against Captain America and diving deep into some of the odderheroes to defend American values during World War II, I thought I’d gained a certain measure of immunity against how bonkers these characters could be. Well, you can guess the punchline…

Captain America is one of Marvel’s most important superheroes. He’s the foundational idol that nearly all of Marvel’s current titans are built on. He stands for the ideals of a dream that, even though it seems impossible to reach, he will never stop striving for. His simple, pure desire to improve the world has turned…