Crunchyroll Manga launched last fall with a modest lineup of titles and a promise that more were on the way. They’ve kept that promise over the months as blocks of […]
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DC’s new Next Level line is a launching pad for dozens of their classic characters in new solo adventures. Batwoman, Deathstroke, the Demon, Firestorm, Lobo, the Legion of Super-Heroes, Barbara
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Looks like Krypton’s ruthless general is back. DC has announced its next major event, Kingdom of Zod, will take place across the line of Superman comic books starting in August.
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It took long enough, but someone has finally done the Rose City the honor of having Godzilla stomp on it. Godzilla Vs Portland is the fifth book in a series
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In 2012 Quentin Tarantino released Django Unchained, a film about a badass Black vigilante in the slave-era South. Jamie Foxx played the title character while Leo DiCaprio smarmed it up
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Last one for a while, I swear. This entire week has been NES homebrew news — can I help it if so many were launched at the same time? Most
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If you were Clayface – otherwise known as the charismatic actor Basil Karlo before a lab accident turned him into a shapeshifting supervillain — would you consider your career salvageable
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DC’s July 2026 solicitations frame themselves around Superman at opposite ends of his own timeline. Action Comics #1100 celebrates 1,100 issues of the flagship with four writers splitting a single
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July 2026 is defined by endings. Four limited series wrap in the same month: Murder Drones, Dead Teenagers, Estuary: A Ghost Story, and EC Cruel Universe 2. They cover an
After Supergirl hits theaters next June, you’ll be able to find out how her world was translated from comic to screen in a new artbook with this as its literal
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