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MagicKnight Rayearthhas been one ofClamp’s beloved series since its release in the 1990s, and it also has been well received in the West. Now, to celebrate the series’ 30th anniversary, a new anime adaptation is underway, bringing fan-favorite characters such as Hikaru, Umi, Fuu, and Mokona back on screen for fans to relive their journey,…
Get ready to clear some shelf space as LEGO is back with some new sets, including Harry Potter: The Ministry of Magic Collectors’ Edition.
If you played Wizard Alchemy last year and thought, huh, this game just isn’t stimulating enough, Magic Loot is a very similar premise with the speed of your journey from apprentice to master cranked up. You zoom through a tunnel of magical monsters, annihilate them with spells to build your power, then take their loot…
Uncanny X-Men #33 hits stores Wednesday as Gambit’s mysterious condition forces Rogue into desperate measures to save her husband from dark forces.
Welcome to Magic & Mayhem, our periodic look at some of the good things that are happening at Disney as well as some of the bad. This edition is all about San Diego Comic Con.
Jonathan Ryan knocks on the Magic Door to see what might be special on the other side.
I love card games, and I can usually get decent at them with some time and effort. I’ve climbed my way up to the top rank—Legend—in Hearthstone, and competed in some local (and one regional) tournaments in Weiss Schwarz. However, Magic: The Gathering has long been my white whale—a game that always intrigued me but…
Even though San Diego Comic-Con is known for news-making panels centered on popular culture, the annual California convention is equally famous for its elaborate cosplayers.
All News Dungeons & Dragons is getting a comic adaptation (Image: Dark Horse Comics).
Over ten years ago, I decided to take my sports fandom and apply it to the keyboard, covering various professional sports for a variety of respected outlets. Throughout that time, the fan in me changed a bit. Forced to approach professional sports through a critical lens, I began to lose sight of what brought me…