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Marvel Comics’ collection of live-action “X-Men” media has had a rocky trajectory throughout its 21st-century run. Between several trilogies, spin-offs, TV series, and cancelled projects, the 21st Century Fox “X-Men” franchise, for example, had a wobbly range of highs and lows that render it both memorable and troublesome to watch. Enthusiasts aiming to take in…

Meta has announced the Meta VR Glasses, a new wearable that is set to cost $1,300, weighs about 100 grams, and will feature quite a few prominent game franchises, including Capcom’s Ace Attorney.

Game Developer Sep 24, 2026, 7:30 p.m. UTC · 12 hours, 52 minutes ago • Diego Argüello

I’ve been a subscriber to Disney+ since the day it launched, and I’ve never stopped. From the very beginning, a streaming service that had decades of Disney content available at a few clicks was something of a dream come true. There was a time when I opened the Disney+ app every day, but that time…

Thiruvananthapuram: Some people make a name for themselves in a particular field. Soorya Krishnamurthy, however, did it differently. He built a cultural movement around a name he made his own. A mechanical engineer who spent 27 years at ISRO working with rockets, satellites and space technology, he eventually launched himself into the wider world of…

A gamer plays with an Xbox controller at the Gamescom Asia X Thailand Game Show 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 18, 2025. (Photo by Anusak Laowilas/NurPhoto

Now That We Draw anime revealed the first teaser trailer, along with new character visuals and a January 2027 release date. Shunsuke Ishikawa is directing the anime at studio ROLL2, with Deko Akao handling the series composition and Hiromi Nakagawa as the character designer. The anime previously revealed a key visual in March. The main…

Some of the sharpest jokes begin with something perfectly ordinary and then take one step too far. Cartoonist Chip White has turned that step into an art form in Blob Life, a webcomic he describes simply as a series about life’s everyday absurdities. Familiar scenes, well-worn expressions, and daily frustrations are nudged just past the point…

Once upon a time, the Western was as ubiquitous as superhero movies are today. Across movies like “The Searchers,” “High Noon,” and “Rio Bravo,” and television series like “The Rifleman,” “Gunsmoke,” and “Wagon Train,” tales of the West dominated pop culture for decades.

From movies to comics, sequels will always be a mixed bag. DC and Marvel Comics tend to craft continuations of their most iconic storylines to profit from the original’s popularity. Frequently, many sequels are inherently inferior because they don’t understand the originals and have nothing new to add. However, sometimes a sequel comes along that…