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DC Comics has a lot of android and robot characters who are among the most powerful in all of comics. DC’s synthetic characters range from lovable heroes to planet-ending nightmares, but every one of them brings massive raw firepower. Many of these characters also aren’t just sci-fi anomalies, and many of them predate most of…

Two of Crunchyroll’s most magical anime series from the Spring have now launched an official crossover celebrating how far they’ve come. It’s been a great year for Fantasy anime stories as more traditional fantasy fare have been taking over the landscape and getting all sorts of fan attention. It marked a notable shift away from…

We have officially arrived at the peak of the summer: Fourth of July weekend. It’s the moment everyone looks forward to each summer, when you can head outside for barbecues and pool parties and beach days full of family, friends, and really great food. Whether you’re beating the heat with some ice cream or indulging…

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When the flywheel stops spinning, hardware and software begin to compete for players’ wallets together.

X-Men ’97 Season 2 set the stage for one of the team’s most powerful villains, Onslaught, to make his debut. This series has already featured a few major antagonists from X-Men lore against the titular team of mutants, including Bastion and Mr. Sinister. 

I don’t know how closely you follow the world of video games, but that corner of the entertainment industry is drowning right now. From rising RAM costs due to AI oversaturation to trend-chasing and audiences who don’t know how good they have it, the beloved hobby is a dumpster fire of miscalculations and discontent. Gaming…

Mera assembles her own squad in Emperor Aquaman #19 as Lolanna recruits Atlantis’s rogues gallery. What could possibly go wrong?

In Invincible, Robert Kirkman built a superhero universe where great power comes with great consequences, and there are several characters in this universe who show how high the ceiling goes. There are a lot of ways that the power structure in Invincible is different from that of Marvel Comics and DC. The biggest thing to…

Marvel Comics in the ’60s was something fresh and new in many ways, including the art. Jack Kirby’s energetic pencils took the de facto method of drawing superhero musculature – characters were big, but they weren’t what you would call cut – and tweaked it, like he did everything else. There was a sense of…