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Before he became the big screen icon we know today, Steven Spielberg famously began his professional directing career via episodes of shows like “Night Gallery” and “Columbo” before tackling features. A key transitional work for him was 1971’s “Duel,” which began as an ABC movie of the week before getting a theatrical release after its broadcast.…

Ever since Disney acquired FOX, fans have wondered how the MCU would treat the X-Men team. Since FOX has a preestablished roster of beloved X-Men iterations, many thought that the MCU could simply add the FOX characters and actors into the MCU with only a few minor changes. While they are making appearances in projects…

Marvel Zombies: War Zone #1 traps Frank Castle inside a quarantined Manhattan, where the Punisher hunts answers instead of survival this Wednesday.

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Marvel Mangaverse: Web of Blood #1 celebrates 25 years of Mangaverse as Miles, Laura, and Illyana battle apocalypse with forbidden magic.

Marvel Knights: The World to Come #6 delivers the miniseries’ epic conclusion as T’Challa and Ketema clash for Wakanda—and the entire world’s fate.

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The X-Men are one of Marvel’s biggest IPs, hands down. This eclectic, ever-evolving team of heroes have been topping Marvel’s charts for decades, pushing the universe forward with countless classic stories and beloved characters. Of course, the X-Men are best-known for being an incredibly versatile allegory for confronting differences and discrimination. Mutants are a broad,…

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DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint is one of the most important in the history of the entire comic industry. It all started waaaay back in 1982, when Alan Moore was chosen to write Saga of the Swamp Thing. DC realized that British creators could bring something different to the American industry and the doors were opened…