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I know it’s way too late to be writing about SDCC ‘26 but just in case some wide-eyed child someday asks “Dad, what was San Diego Comic-Con 2026 like?” here are a few thoughts. 

Iman Vellani’s solo writing debut, Chachu #1, is making a significant splash at Image Comics. The buzz around the five-issue miniseries—produced by Tiny Onion—has been so immense that the debut issue has officially sold out at the distributor level. To meet the high demand, Image Comics has announced that the series will be rushed back…

The Apple TV streaming service launched a new commercial this week alongside the premiere of Ted Lasso season four. The clever new ‘Welcome Back’ commercial inserts coach Lasso into a bunch of other Apple TV shows, including hits like Severance, Silo, and The Morning Show.

Netflix has become notorious for pulling the plug on shows before their time, leaving a veritable graveyard of unfinished stories in its wake. While some cancellations are entirely understandable, plenty of promising series deserved the chance to continue or at least reach a proper conclusion.

There are a few fandom rituals that feel like a yearly holiday, even if you are not in the fandom. For Harry Potter fans, 1 September is one of them:“Back to Hogwarts,” the day the story’s students head back to school, has turned into a real-world tradition people plan around.

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It’s time to believe again. Everyone’s favorite, happy-go-lucky soccer coach is back as Ted Lasso Season 4 kicks off on Apple TV+. You can stream the first episode of the new season now!

X-Men ’97 Season 2 just brought back a superpower I never thought I’d see again. This season has been a strange one; every episode has been remarkably strong, but the overall narrative has been a little disjointed. Apocalypse has resurrected Gambit, but the Ragin’ Cajun remains infatuated by his beloved Rogue. Surprisingly, though, episode 8…

In Season 4 of “Ted Lasso,” Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) returns to Richmond to coach a second-division women’s football team. Throughout the season, Lasso and his team “leap before they look, taking chances they never thought they would,” according to an Apple TV news release.

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