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The greatest villain in The Real Ghostbusters is getting his own Funko Pop!, and holy shit, I need this one.

Giancarlo Esposito recalls a story during a panel at the FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention at the Salt Palace Convention Center on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026. Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Your browser does not support the audio element. 00:00 00:00 1.0x 00:00/00:00 – +

Marvel Studios has premiered a new 30-second promo for “VisionQuest” ahead of its premiere on October 14th on the Disney+ service.

The Joker is one of the biggest legends in comics. First appearing 86 years ago in Batman #1, he’s since become one of the greatest villains in fictional history. I think the main reason that Joker has been able to survive the tides of the comic industry is simple – change. The Clown Prince of…

James Gunn is challenging the idea that a popular DC villain must follow his traditional comic book path. Judging from his comments, the DCU versions could be very different from the comic books.

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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.