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Sony Pictures Netherlands has announced a global fan event for Spider-Man: Brand New Day in Amsterdam on June 17th. According to the announcement, fans can join Tom Holland, Zendaya, and other Spider-Man enthusiasts for a special reveal that will be shared with the world. The event will feature interactive Spider-Man experiences, photo ops, live entertainment, and a big surprise at the end – it promises to be unforgettable!

Throughout September, Marvel will release five standalone comics that reimagine its Mangaverse. The series begins with Marvel Mangaverse: Web of Blood #1 and concludes with Marvel Mangaverse: Web of Destiny #1. In between, readers can enjoy Iron Knight, Arcane Avengers, and Ghostlocke. These stories present the Mangaverse as if it had been consistently published for the last two decades. Check out previews of the comics and their covers below.

There are some amazing anime series out there that don’t get the attention they deserve, even though they’re as good as – or better than – many popular shows. Don’t let their lack of popularity stop you from checking them out! Here’s a list of seven anime you’ll regret not watching sooner.

Frank Miller is known for many famous works, but one you might not remember is his comic series, Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, created with Geof Darrow. It was also adapted into a Fox Kids TV show that aired for two seasons in 1999.

The 1990s were a fantastic time for Japanese comics, especially for both action-packed Shonen and romance-focused Shojo series, many of which are still beloved today. However, despite positive reviews and dedicated fans, a lot of these great Shojo comics never got turned into animated series. One example is Red River by Chie Shinohara, which ran in Sho-Comi magazine from 1995 to 2002. This popular fantasy story was highly praised and even won a Shogakukan Manga Award in 2000. Now, over thirty years after it first appeared, an anime adaptation of Red River is finally in the works.