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The X-Men became the biggest superteam in the land in the 1980s, thanks to the work of legendary writers like Chris Claremont and Louise Simonson. There are a lot of factors that made this success happen; the artists were a key part of the equation, not only bringing stories to life on the page but…
Anime can be art. There’s no denying that. When you see the incredibly well-animated fights in Demon Slayer, the intricate details of Jujutsu Kaisen, and even the iconic imagery of Akira, anime can be better than any live-action Hollywood drek.
Every actor has an early advert credit or a low-budget movie role they’d rather be brushed under the carpet, but some actors face blockbuster bombs at the height of their career, compounded by further flops or a tactical retreat from the red carpet. Read on to see which features will go down in history as…
Florence Pugh leaned on emotional intensity to bring her character of Dani to life in Ari Aster’s 2019 horror film Midsommar.
Spider-Man has a lot of powers in Marvel Comics, but he also has some weaknesses. One of his biggest weaknesses is seeing the best in everyone and trusting people a little too much. While some of these people deserve his trust, there are others who he might have been smarter to be cautious around. That…
In our previous comic book news round-up, Zatannabecame the Prime Magus, new information came up in The Exorcism at Buckingham Palace No. 2 among so much more. Yes, it was a big week in the world of comics, and this week maintains that momentum.
, one of the biggest buzzes in the comic book world surrounded a brand-new miniseries featuring Godzilla attacking Texas, appropriately titled Godzilla vs. America: Texas (Godzilla vs. Texas on the covers). The King of the Monsters, among the most recognizable fictional characters on Earth, would tromp through the Lone Star State fighting other kaiju (Japanese…