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PC gaming is one of the oldest forms of the industry, and it has given players some of the greatest series. Some of these have survived because of nostalgia, while others have adapted to the times and continued to grow. Now, 30 years later, one of the best series ever created is still giving fans…

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Marvel Comics has officially launched its new Midnight Universe imprint, promising some of the most terrifying and visceral reinterpretations of the company’s greatest heroes. One of the first groups to be reimagined is the superhero team that revitalized Marvel Comics in the 1960s: the Fantastic Four. Midnight Fantastic Four is a terrifying comic that blends…

DC Comics brought the superhero to the masses in 1938 and has become one of the biggest names in pop culture. Before the rise of Marvel in the ’60s, they were superhero comics and even with the House of Ideas sucking up all the air in the room have still been able to put out…

One of the greatest comic book covers of all time is, hands down, Jock’s Joker cover for Detective Comics #880. His style is instantly recognizable, but that cover? I’d call it his magnum opus. It’s been reprinted and paid homage to a gazillion times, and I still love looking at it.

E!’s new anthology documentary series is revisiting the years that shaped entertainment history, starting with 2003.

The Joker is one of the biggest legends in comics. First appearing 86 years ago in Batman #1, he’s since become one of the greatest villains in fictional history. I think the main reason that Joker has been able to survive the tides of the comic industry is simple – change. The Clown Prince of…

As long as video games have been around, there have been fighting video games. Whether it’s classic arcade fighters like Mortal Kombat, modern brawlers like Tekken, or even family-friendly titles like Super Smash Bros., there’s something about the genre that fans can’t get enough of.

One of my favorite parts about writing over the years is the regular feedback I get from readers.