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Two genres that meld together better than you might expect are Westerns and science fiction, to the point the “space Western” is its own mini-genre. Both genres tap into living on an unexplored frontier where a freer life goes hand in hand with a more dangerous one. We’ve explored all there is to see on…

It was 40 years ago today that DC Comics started a new series that introduced a new threat to the DC Universe, and it also introduced one of the most persistently antagonistic villains to the comic book world. The series was titled Legends, and the main villain here was Darkseid, who still ruled Apokolips but…

There are a few things to consider when it comes to deciding how valuable a vintage action figure is. First, and most obvious, is the rarity of the item. An action figure is considered to be way more valuable if it was part of a limited edition, or there just aren’t many more of it…

Tim Curry, who passed away at the age of 80, is most recognized for his great on-screen roles like Dr. Frank-n-Furter in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and Pennywise in “It,” but for the majority of his acting roles, he didn’t physically appear onscreen at all. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Curry was a prolific…

Tim Curry, a multitalented star of the stage and screen, died Tuesday at his home at the age of 80. The three-time Tony Award-nominated icon was best known for his eccentric characters, his musical background, and his comedic chops, leading to a varied and successful career in cult classics and box office hits. 

Topps NOW cards capture memorable sports moments almost as soon as they happen. Some of those cards have become six-figure collectibles.

Before the Flash, Green Lantern, or even Wonder Woman graced the silver screen, this cult classic DC Comics hero had them beat by decades. Though far from DC’s only horror-tinged hero, Swamp Thing emerged from unlikely origins to become the best-loved of DC’s supernatural characters, spawning two movies and two separate television series. On the…

Spider-Man has been swinging across the big screen since Sam Raimi’s first film back in 2002, with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland stepping into the web-slinger’s suit. But it’s a different Spider-Man—one named Miles Morales—who just outranked them all. 

The artist’s death was confirmed in a statement from her representatives, as well as in a video posted to social media from her nephew Bryan Seaver.

Played by Elliott Fullam, Jonathan has been an important part of the Terrifier franchise since Terrifier 2, serving as both the younger brother of Lauren LaVera’s Sienna Shaw and one of the characters helping us piece together the increasingly complicated mythology surrounding Art the Clown.