7 Best ‘90s DC Comics That Get Better With Age

The 1990s weren’t a great time for comic books overall, but DC Comics consistently produced stories that were a cut above what Marvel, Image, or independent publishers were offering. While not every story holds up perfectly today, some have actually improved with time, becoming classics. Here are seven DC stories from the ’90s that have aged particularly well.

Sailor Moon’s Fashion Industry Influence, Explained

Naoko Takeuchi, the creator of Sailor Moon, was greatly inspired by high fashion from houses like Chanel and Dior when designing her characters’ outfits, mirroring popular styles of the time and earlier eras. Interestingly, this influence went both ways. The series itself then began to inspire real-world fashion trends, including celestial-themed jewelry, dramatic makeup, and designer collaborations for clothing and accessories. Even now, the Sailor Moon aesthetic is a key part of nostalgic luxury, demonstrating that truly great style has lasting power.

Most Obscure Final Fantasy Games No One Has Played

Square Enix has done a great job making older Final Fantasy games available to today’s players through updated versions, remasters, and even complete remakes. However, there are still many lesser-known Final Fantasy titles that most fans haven’t experienced.

The Mandalorian & Grogu Director Addresses New Star Wars Holiday Special

Following the success of The Mandalorian on Disney+, creator Jon Favreau directed the film Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. During promotional interviews for the movie, Favreau revealed that a new Star Wars Holiday Special featuring characters from The Mandalorian had been discussed early in the show’s development. Although the idea was considered, there are currently no plans to actually create the special.

Biker Mice from Mars Showcases Original Franchise Character Ahead of Animated Debut in New Series Preview

The popular Biker Mice from Mars are coming back to television after a successful comic book run. Joining them will be a new character named Scorch, and Oni Press has just given fans a first look at her series. Based on the preview images, Scorch looks like she’s going to shake things up for the Biker Mice – she won’t necessarily be an ally, but she might not be an enemy either. Check out the preview images below!