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City Council meetings are open to all residents, including sorcerers with plans to conquer the world, apparently.

The X-Men have been steadily gaining in buzz since 2024, when X-Men ’97 brought back the continuity of the original X-Men: The Animated Series. It not only picked up where the old series left off, but it began to adapt later X-stories, culminating in a story arc that adapted “Operation: Zero Tolerance”. This tale came…

Marvel Comics made a huge splash in 1961, when they released Fantastic Four #1 and started the modern Marvel Universe. Unlike DC, who had been doing superhero comics non-stop since the Golden Age, they were basically starting from scratch, having to create all-new heroes and villains. They made their heroes more human and did much…

An obscure Marvel villain is officially returning for the first time since Stan Lee and Steve Ditko created him 62 years ago.

The long wait is nearly over as the X-Men are finally set to come to the Marvel Cinematic Universe for good. As soon as Disney acquired Fox and the rights to the X-Men came over to them, fans had all sorts of ideas for how the X-Men could join the franchise. So far, we’ve seen…

Lanternsis doing more as a detective mystery show than it is as a DC superhero origin story. To the credit of show creators Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof (LOST), and Tom King (Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow), that mystery keeps viewers hooked on the series week-to-week, and keeps it alive online as fans share their best guesses…

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Jim Lee Draws Batman “Building Bad” Villain Winner’s Design For Detective Comics #1113 Cover

A new villain appearing in Absolute Flash #18 tackles the biggest problem with the series to date. The comic book by Jeff Lemire and Nick Robles is undoubtedly one of the best books it has still suffered in one respect when it comes to its lead, Wally West

Marvel Studios just made a historic decision: its 2027 Netflix crossover will gain a villain who will set a major milestone for the MCU. Over the last few years, Marvel Studios has made a concerted effort to more fully integrate Netflix’s Defenders Saga with the greater MCU through projects like Echo and Daredevil: Born Again.