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San Diego Comic-Con is, without a doubt, the largest gathering of hardcore geeks on the planet. They come to the con for many different reasons, like enjoying cosplay and spending way too much on various collectibles. Of course, the brave souls who are willing to camp out (sometimes literally) long enough to get into the…

The age of superhero movie domination is almost certainly coming to a close. With films like “Backrooms and Obsession” leading one of the most important weekends ever at the box office in 2026, coupled with widespread superhero fatigue (yes, that’s a thing, and it’s becoming clearer with every new B-tier character James Gunn tries to…

As a farewell vehicle to one of Tamil cinema’s greatest entertainers, Jana Nayagan deserved to have been better.

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The anime and manga industry has been actively offering new kinds of stories for fans over several decades. While the medium only became popular across the globe during the 1990s and 2000s, Japan has been releasing new series for several decades. The 1960s is often considered the most revolutionary decade in the history of anime…

The past twenty years of blockbuster movies have largely been defined by one thing: Building a cinematic universe. Though Marvel Studios started laying the groundwork in 2008, it proved that this could be the future of franchise filmmaking with The Avengers in 2012, a team-up movie that combined characters and propelled them to a billion…

On “Reacher,” Alan Ritchson plays a vigilante with bruiser brawn, a keen intelligence that he puts to use for detective work, and a stony exterior. So, little surprise that Ritchson is a popular pick to play Batman — and it’s a role he wants, too. Ritchson is a dead ringer for the super-muscular 6′ 9…

Amazon’s original superhero satire “The Tick” has quietly found a new streaming home, giving fans another chance to revisit one of the most offbeat comic adaptations of the past decade, and one of a number of binge-worthy Prime Video originals. Originally released on Prime Video between 2016 and 2019, the series built a loyal following…