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Nintendo’s most recent Metroid game, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, sucked. So it’s oddly fitting that in its follow-up, Metroid Ravenous, Samus herself will also suck. We just hope that’s the end of the comparisons.

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GKIDS announced at an Anime NYC industry panel this weekend that they’ve acquired North American rights toYoshiaki Kawajiri’s 2000 cult anime filmVampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.

We’ve seen a lot of Vampire Survivors clones since it became a breakout success. The latest autoshooter to put its own spin on the roguelike genre is Messhof’s Blood Dungeon. Rather than just avoiding bullets and enemies with movement, your platforming skills will be tested. It’s a wonderful blend of Spelunky and bullet heaven games…

GKIDSannounced during its Anime NYC 2026 industry panel that it had acquired the rights to theVampire Hunter D: Bloodlustanime film and the5 Centimeters Per Secondlive-action film. 

Jonathan Hickman has remained tight-lipped about Midnight X-Men, but his fellow Midnight Universe architects are starting to offer some intriguing clues about what he’s building.

Dark Horse Comics has revealed they will release an original Vampire Hunter D comic, Vampire Hunter D: Fortress of Blood. Written by Chris Condon (That Texas Blood) with art by Filipe Andrade (The Many Deaths of Laila Starr), colors by Jordie Bellaire, and lettering by Frank Cvetkovic, the four-issue series will debut this December, and…

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Dark Horse Comics’Dark Horse Mangaimprint has announced the license acquisition oftwo new manga series, as well as an upcoming release of an originalVampire Hunter Dcomic series. The announcements were made during Dark Horse Manga’s industry panel at this year’s Anime NYC. 

AMC has renewed Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire for a fourth season, and it arrives wearing a new name: Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned. The network confirmed the pickup on July 24, 2026 during its Comic-Con Hall H panel for The Vampire Lestat, according to AMC’s announcement, with executive producers Mark Johnson and…