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Spider-Woman made a controversial decision, and now she is paying the price for it. In this week’s new Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1, there are two stories. The first is a story from the past called “Then” by Ann Nocenti and Stefano Raffaele, while the second takes place in the current day, with “Now” by…

In the anime horror world, there simply aren’t enough creepy stories to match the world-shattering action series and/or romantic comedies that populate the medium. When a horror anime series makes its way into the world, many fans take notice, especially if it wasn’t born from Junji Ito, as prolific as the manga artist is. One…

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Marvel just removed the Fantastic Four’smost essential element. Benjamin Percy explained how his Midnight Fantastic Four reimagines the team’s core identity and what their powers actually mean.

Yuichi Shiokawa, right, manager of the Shiokawa Shoten bookstore in Sendai’s Aoba Ward, stands by as a boy reads a copy of Weekly Shonen Jump on March 25, 2011. (Asahi Shimbun file photo)

Hollywood has produced plenty of big-budget blockbusters, but not every project results in a big payday for its cast.

Through series, docs, and games, and more, Netflix’s football slate captured a historic tournament and kicked off the countdown to the FIFA 2027 Women’s World Cup™.

Metallic space heroes. Bird companions. Wings. Villains from a galactic mob. A Rankin/Bass cartoon that felt like a space-age cousin to ThunderCats. Kenner action figures with shiny bodies, character-specific gimmicks, and just enough 1980s science-fiction drama to make the whole thing look like it had been launched from a toy aisle inside a chrome-plated arcade…

LINDA HOLMES: In the world of celebrity interviews, there’s spicy talk, and then there’s Hot Ones. The YouTube show where famous people answer questions while eating increasingly hot chicken wings is a phenomenon.

One thing that Marvel Comics fans have long joked about is the sheer number of superheroes who are based out of New York City. Spider-Man, The X-Men, The Avengers, The Fantastic Four…believe it or not, these are just a few of the characters and groups based around the iconic city. How and why did this…