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Lobo #6 pits DC’s foul-mouthed bounty hunter against the Tooth Fairy herself, with guest artist Riley Rossmo drawing every gory, hilarious hell-bound panel.

Two BatmanTV shows featuring iconic villainous characters were passed over by DC and HBO Max. The famous caped crusader has plenty of antagonists in Gotham City, and the rejected TV projects focused on two of his known arch-nemeses.

The upcoming Tank Chair TV anime has received a main trailer, key visual, and October 4 broadcast start date. Theme song details and additional cast members were also announced.

Made in Abyss: Awakening Mystery has unveiled its main trailer ahead of its October 23 theatrical release in Japan. The film is the first installment in the new theatrical series continuing the Made in Abyss anime. Sumire Morohoshi has joined the cast as Tepaste, while Takanori Hoshino will voice Cravali.

“Invincible” has quickly earned a reputation as one of the greatest superhero television shows ever made — it’s also one of the most violent. For the most part, the Prime Video series isn’t injecting the extreme level of gore and brutality out of nowhere. Almost every death (or near-death) has a direct predecessor in the…

Main Vaapas Aaunga OTT release date: When and how to watch Imtiaz Ali’s movie online | Mint

Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali`s latest release `Main Vaapas Aaunga` has completed 50 days in theatres, bringing a celebratory moment for the entire team. In a nod to the milestone, Imtiaz Ali penned a long note of gratitude toward the audience`s response

Netflix has released the main trailer, key art, and stills forS&X, the new Japanese drama series starring Kento Nakajima, premiering August 20. Based on Motoo Tada’s mangaS&X: The Confession of Therapist Ichito Shimotori(serialized by Kodansha inMorningmagazine), the series is set at Shimotori Clinic, where sex therapist Ichito Shimotori treats patients wrestling with deeply personal struggles…

Director Milap Zaveri, who launched filmmaker Indra Kumar’s son Aman Kumar in Bollywood with Tera Yaar Hoon Main, is convinced that viewers today are looking beyond surnames and accepting young talent

We’ll see five fewer Emmys handed out when TV’s biggest night returns to NBC this fall.