DC K.O. Red Hood vs The Joker #1 Is What You’d Expect and That’s a Good Thing

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Jason Todd has always been a complex character for DC Comics, and while he’s not personally a favorite of mine, I understand his appeal. I actually would have preferred if he’d remained a villain, but here we are. The connection between Jason and the Joker – stemming from the Joker’s murder of Jason – is significant, so I was initially skeptical about another confrontation between them. It felt a bit predictable. However, the comic actually delivers on its promise, making it a really enjoyable read. Like previous issues of DC K.O., this one uses the fight itself to explore the characters’ inner lives, and it does so effectively.

Spike Lee Shares How He Defines His Legacy

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While accepting the Career Achievement Award at the Critics Choice Association’s celebration of Black Cinema and Television in Los Angeles, the director of Jungle Fever highlighted his groundbreaking work as evidence of his successful career.

Every Star Trek Star Who Also Appeared in Stargate

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Considering how close together Stargate and Star Trek were made, it’s not surprising many of the same actors appeared in both shows. While some had smaller parts, several well-known stars played important roles in both franchises. Here’s a list of those actors.

10 Greatest B-List Marvel Heroes Of All Time

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The Marvel Universe boasts a huge roster of heroes, and surprisingly, some of the most compelling aren’t the most famous. Marvel’s ‘B-list’ heroes – those who aren’t quite as well-known – are incredibly impressive. Here are ten of the all-time best, proving that being a second-string hero doesn’t mean you can’t be just as awesome as the biggest names.

Cartoon Network’s Over the Garden Wall Has Amazing News For Fans

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Fans of the Cartoon Network series Over the Garden Wall have a reason to celebrate! Barnes & Noble has announced that the show will be released on Blu-Ray for the first time ever on April 7th. The Blu-Ray will cost $30.99. While the series is available on Hulu and DVD, many fans thought a Blu-Ray release would never happen. Thankfully, just like the characters Greg and Wirt finding their way home, it was only a matter of time!

2 Iconic X-Men Heroes Die in Shocking Marvel Sacrifice

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Okay, so issue #3 of Undeadpool really threw me for a loop! Tim Seeley and Carlos Magno are delivering a wild ride with Deadpool trying to get these aspiring X-Men away from the clutches of Revelation. But things get seriously complicated when Wade Wilson himself gets turned into a zombie by the X-Virus. And it’s not just a physical change – without a steady supply of mutant… well, meat, he starts losing his mind. It’s a genuinely disturbing and fascinating take on the character, and it’s making this series a must-read.

TANUKI: Pon’s Summer delayed to 2026

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Denkiworks announced that the game will now be released in 2026, with a specific date coming later. They apologized for any disappointment and said they’re excited for players to experience Pon’s adventure. While delaying a game is difficult, the team believes the extra time will help them make it even better.

56 Years Ago, Disney’s Forgotten Sci-fi Franchise Officially Began (With a Fan-Favorite Actor in the Lead)

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Back in December 1969 (though the exact release date is debated), Disney released its last film of the decade: a fun, family-friendly science fiction movie called The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes. It was the fourth Disney film starring Kurt Russell, and while it might seem simple, it proved surprisingly popular – launching a franchise that continued with two sequels and even a remake!