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Even though horror is incredibly popular right now, a lot of truly great series get overlooked. These hidden gems often try bolder, more original ideas and create a genuinely creepy mood, making them different from the more well-known shows. Despite their quality, they don’t get the recognition they deserve, which is a shame for horror fans who are open to discovering something new.

I really loved these two 12-issue series because they moved Green Lantern away from huge, universe-saving events and back to its roots as intergalactic law enforcement. It felt like a refreshing change, exploring some really strange corners of the DC Universe. And honestly, that’s exactly what I hope this new Lanterns series does – it should take inspiration from this run and focus on the Green Lanterns as cops first, heroes second. It’s a perfect model for where this series should be going!

Here are three upcoming sci-fi RPGs that might challenge Mass Effect.

Despite being a fan favorite, the episode “The Measure of a Man” has some logical flaws. While praised for its dramatic courtroom setting, it raises questions about established Star Trek lore. The episode centers on whether Data deserves rights as a sentient being, but it seems odd that this hasn’t been decided already – Data had been a successful Starfleet officer for over twenty years and was even the second-in-command on the Federation’s main ship. Shouldn’t this issue have been addressed much earlier?

Crunchyroll offers a huge library of anime to enjoy, including many fantastic shows that don’t require a big time commitment thanks to their shorter episode counts. Some of these shorter anime are truly exceptional and rank among the best available.

The animation studio frequently adds unnecessary comedic scenes to stretch out episodes, which many viewers find frustrating. Some fans are also unhappy with how slowly certain scenes featuring a usually fast character are animated, diminishing his impact. While Sanji and Zoro are both considered incredibly strong members of the crew, and their power levels appear similar in the original manga, the anime portrays a noticeable difference. In the recent Episode 1147, set during the events in Egghead, fans were particularly disappointed with the animation, especially as Sanji was expected to be a central focus.

On Bluesky, director Alex Soderberg shared his surprise after learning from Lucasfilm president Kathy Kennedy that Disney had never actually rejected a completed script from the company. This revelation sparked a huge reaction online. Fans quickly launched “The Hunt for Ben Solo” campaign, dedicated to reviving the story of Ben Solo, with a website, artwork, and creative content. The campaign escalated with a plane flying a “Save #TheHuntForBenSolo” banner over Burbank, and most recently, a billboard appeared in Times Square proclaiming “Hope lives. Ben is alive!”