Marvel Reveals New Variants of an MCU Favorite (Including the Replacement of Two Major Characters)

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Marvel’s What If…? dives into alternate realities within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, presenting familiar events with unexpected twists, all observed by the Watcher. The show offered a deeper look at the multiverse than the live-action movies, which sometimes presented too many alternate timelines at once. Season two continues this exploration, with the Watcher discovering even stranger worlds and new versions of heroes and villains. Recently, Marvel artist Joshua James Shaw shared some clearer images of popular characters from the show’s finale, offering a closer look at moments that flashed by quickly on screen.

Today’s a Big Anniversary for Both Xbox and PlayStation Fans

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The PS4 didn’t revolutionize gaming like the first Xbox, but it was incredibly popular, becoming one of the best-selling consoles of the 21st century and paving the way for the success of the PS5. As the gaming landscape evolves with the latest consoles, it’s important to remember how the PS4 and PS5 launches fueled that growth and shaped the industry.

Crunchyroll is Bringing Back One of Anime’s Most Beloved Stories

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Crunchyroll is bringing the classic anime series Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion to Blu-ray next February. They’ll release the series in two parts, with Season 1 and Season 2 available separately. This release celebrates the 20th anniversary of the show, which comes from the studio behind hits like Mobile Suit Gundam and Cowboy Bebop. Fans can relive the story of Lelouch, an exiled prince who gains the power to control others and aims to change the world, starting February 3, 2026. Each Blu-ray set will include a unique art card – Lelouch for Season 1 and Suzaku Kururugi for Season 2 – plus bonus content like Japanese cast commentaries and mini-episodes.

3 Must-Watch Horror Anthology Movies With No Weak Links

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Classic horror anthologies like Mario Bava’s spooky Black Sabbath and the British film Tales from the Crypt (1972) remain popular. For a long time, filmmakers thought audiences didn’t enjoy anthology movies, but recent years have shown that isn’t true.

‘The Running Man’s Biggest Stephen King Book Difference Is a Brutal Kardashian Satire

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As a lifelong Stephen King fan, I always loved The Running Man – it was way ahead of its time when it came out in 1982 under his Richard Bachman name. The 1987 movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger was… okay, but didn’t really capture the book’s vibe. But the new version from Edgar Wright and Glen Powell? Wow. It’s so much closer to the source material, honestly following the book’s plot almost exactly. They did tweak the ending a bit, but a really fun addition is this over-the-top reality TV show within the movie called The Americanos – it’s wonderfully cheesy and adds a lot to the world.

70 Years Ago, DC Debuted The Most Underrated Hero No Movie Has Done Right

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First appearing in Detective Comics #225 in November 1955 as part of an anthology series, J’onn J’onzz was created by writer Joe Samachson and artist Joe Certa. J’onn J’onzz is a compelling character—a skilled detective, a powerful alien, and a sympathetic, tragic hero—and one of DC’s most memorable creations. Many fans hope James Gunn’s new DC Universe will finally give this Martian hero the attention he deserves. With his impressive abilities and moving backstory, J’onn has the potential to become a central figure in the upcoming films.