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Preview Text: AnimeMusicVideos.org founder Phade hosted an unexpectedly tactile panel about the past, present, and future about his landmark AMV site at Anime Boston this year. 

Michael Lavine: When he called me 3 days before the shoot to tell me he had been handed a big job, I had to scramble.

Gears of War has made us laugh, cry and angry, and with the upcoming prequel only weeks away, let’s take a look at some of the most iconic moments in the Xbox series.

Few television genres are as consistently rewarding as the war drama. Armed with fascinating characters, rich historical settings, political maneuvering, and thoughtful storytelling, these series immerse viewers in conflicts inspired by real events and turbulent periods in history.

Back in 2017, we examined what I called the “shady” way Marvel Studio continued Bruce Banner / the Hulk’s story throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe by wisely adding the green behemoth as seasoning on a number of superpowered stories. The reasoning, we speculated then and still believe to be true to this day, boiled down…

While Spider-Man has plenty of amazing friends throughout the Marvel Universe, one of his most complicated relationships is with the Punisher, if one can truly call them friends at all. While the two Super Heroes maintain a certain respect for each other, Frank Castle’s open willingness to use lethal force to punish the wicked puts…

The first-ever live fighter weigh-in and fan face-off at The National headlines an unforgettable debut of BKFC’s inaugural trading card release.

In 1964, a group of teenage boys organised a convention in New York – it became known as the first official Comic Con.