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WVU communication studies professor Elizabeth Cohen explains why audiences seek out horror films, from morbid curiosity to the comfort of familiar scares.

Guarana He’s a manga-original character that I introduced in the Dragon Ball Super manga after the Beerus arc! Since he’s meant to be a stronger character than Sisami, I went with a tough-looking gorilla character.

About 4,000 people visited Collectible Con, a trading card game, or TCG, show hosted by Hashed and its subsidiary ShardLab, over two days. More than 50 sellers took part, offering programs for collectors including card trading, grading and collectible swaps.

Two Bangladeshi films, “Sneher Bondhon” and “Cut-Piece”, released at Lion Cinemas in Keraniganj, Dhaka, during Durga Puja, have struggled to attract audiences since their opening day.

Shortly after the broadcast of its final episode, a second season has been announced for theDraw This, Then Die!TV anime series. A premiere for the second season has not been revealed, as of the time of writing. 

A trailer and January 2027 broadcast start date have been revealed for the Now That We Draw TV anime adaptation. Character visuals for lead characters Yuuki Uehara and Niina Miyamoto were also released.

Now That We Draw anime revealed the first teaser trailer, along with new character visuals and a January 2027 release date. Shunsuke Ishikawa is directing the anime at studio ROLL2, with Deko Akao handling the series composition and Hiromi Nakagawa as the character designer. The anime previously revealed a key visual in March. The main…

With more people reading manga and webtoons (aka vertical scroll comics) than ever before, Beat’s Bizarre Adventure gives three writers an opportunity each week to recommend some of their favorite books and series from Japan, Korea, and elsewhere. This week we have manga about making manga, a sweet and heartbreaking BL series, and, of course,…

The Etherington Brothers latest, free How to THINK When You Draw digital magazine, Issue Seventeen, is available for a limited time only – is available now.

MUMBAI: The X-Men are going back to the drawing board and then some. Director Jake Schreier has hinted that Marvel’s upcoming mutant reboot will dig deep into the comics for inspiration, including the influential runs of Chris Claremont and Jonathan Hickman, while looking for stories that have not been explored effectively on screen.