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You might have flipped past an unexpected blast from the past on your television’s guide in recent weeks: Hong Kong Phooey.

Xbox 360 classics that were exclusive to that platform could be officially coming to PC in the near future, according to a new datamine.

Hasbro unveiled a comic-inspired Marvel Legends Boomerang figure tied to Spider-Man: Brand New Day — a Walmart exclusive with 5 accessories (alternate head, 2 hands, 2 boomerangs) and an Oct. 2026 release.

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NECA is expanding its lineup of Superman collectibles with the upcoming Superman (1978 Film) 8-Inch Clothed Action Figure, a new release inspired by Christopher Reeve’s iconic portrayal of the Man of Steel in Richard Donner’s landmark 1978 film. Designed to evoke the classic licensed action figures of the late 1970s while incorporating modern detailing, the…

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Colombo, SRI LANKA – Twenty-five years ago, Studio Ghibli released Spirited Away in Japan. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki, the film tells the story of Chihiro, a 10-year-old girl, who takes a job at a bathhouse for spirits, after her parents are turned into pigs by the house’s owner, the witch Yubaba. 

As Christopher Nolan’s exhilarating take on The Odyssey continues to dominate the box office, now’s the time to take further stock of just how pervasive the

Wrocław, July 21 – Over 11 years ago, Techland opened the gates to Harran, introducing players to Dying Light, a journey that would become one of gaming’s most beloved zombie adventures. 

The anime and manga industry has been actively offering new kinds of stories for fans over several decades. While the medium only became popular across the globe during the 1990s and 2000s, Japan has been releasing new series for several decades. The 1960s is often considered the most revolutionary decade in the history of anime…