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As exclusively reported on Crunchyroll, Scholastic will be partnering with Tezuka Productions to reimagine five Osamu Tezuka series to be released by its kids-oriented imprint Graphix. The series included in this partnership are Atom Cat/Astro Cat, Princess Knight, TheThree-Eyed One, Triton of the Sea and Zero Man.
Global gaming software revenue has grown at a compound annual rate of 3% over the past four years and is expected to continue at this pace for the next four years. But two-thirds of players prefer familiar games or sequels, and only one in five seek new titles.
HarperCollins — one of English-language publishing’s five largest companies — announced Monday the launch of Kazé, a dedicated manga imprint for the United States market, with an initial slate of seven titles to be announced later this year. The imprint will publish titles for readers of all ages, from children through adults, marking the first…
Exclusive five-year partnership announcement for all Flames radio broadcasts across the region
Those who’ve long pined to dine in a real-life version of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza will soon have their chance, provided they either live in, or are able to travel to, New Jersey.
What started as a simple high school art challenge eventually became more like a wearable time capsule. Five years ago, artist Brianna Morrell began painting small illustrations onto a white denim jacket as a way to practice her skills and experiment outside the boundaries of a traditional canvas. One addition led to another, and today,…
YouTuber Bordeaux discusses EA Sports adding microtransactions to College Football 27 and the fallout among the gaming community with Fox News Digital/OutKick.
Welcome to Fantastic Five, where we shout out the best comics of the week! This week saw two new indie series kicking off, a new take on Power Rangers, and heavy hitters from the Big Two. Let’s get to the books!
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.
The National Sports Collectors Convention is always quite the spectacle. Collectors who are attending this year’s show saw no shortage of iconic items, some of which may only be seen at a card show as big as this. While both modern and vintage elements of the hobby are present within the show, some of the…