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PM Studios has been doing physical game publishing for a long time. In its early days, around 20 years ago, the Las Vegas-based publisher brought the Korean rhythm-action series DJMax to the US, and since then it has carved out a healthy business from slapping a wide range of titles onto discs and cartridges.

Posted in: Comics, DC Comics, Preview | Tagged: Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy

New York Comic Con 2026 is already shaping up to be one epic celebration of pop culture, and now the convention is adding a very BIG surprise to the guest lineup! NBA legend, entertainer, and entrepreneur Shaquille O’Neal is heading to the Javits Center for a special appearance during this year’s NYCC.

Step into the DC Comics universe as McFarlane Toys goes retro with a new DC Super Powers Black Adam action figure.

Dredge creator Black Salt Games has launched a new studio, Team Trifold, alongside a new white-label publisher called Saltworks Entertainment which will provide services to both studios along with fellow New Zealand indie Disc 2 Games.

Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics | Tagged: black widow, Bradley Clayton, devin grayson, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jeremy Whitley, jg jones, peach momoko, red widow, sam humphries, stephanie phillips

Black Widow and White Widow are heading back into the shadows of the Red Room. Marvel Comics has officially announced Black Widow: Black, White & Red Room, a new four-issue limited series that brings Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova together for stories tied to their shared assassin past. The storyline also pairs Yelena with Daredevil.

Marvel’s critically acclaimed Black, White and Blood format returns this December to spotlight two of the most lethal women in the Marvel Universe–along with the diabolical Red Room that forged them—in BLACK WIDOW: BLACK, WHITE & RED ROOM! 

Black performers walked away from the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards without a single win Sunday (September 14), despite several high-profile nominees entering the night with a chance to make history.

Black performers walked away from the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards without a single win Sunday (September 14), despite several high-profile nominees entering the night with a chance to make history.