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Tim Burton’s Batman, released on June 23, 1989, faced a lot of skepticism. Not only were comic book movie adaptations sometimes viewed negatively, but some fans questioned whether Burton, despite the success of Pee-wee’s Big Adventure and Beetlejuice, could successfully reimagine Batman. The casting of Michael Keaton, known for the comedy Mr. Mom, as the Dark Knight also worried many. However, Burton and his team ultimately delivered a lasting and influential take on the character. And if there’s one aspect of the film that remains unmatched, it’s the unforgettable depiction of “Gotham City.”

This fast-paced action game features intense combat and plenty of gore. Developed by the Korean studio CIRCLEfromDOT, it’s been gaining popularity for several years.

Nintendo recently released the opening cinematic for the game, and it surprisingly centers around Bowser Jr. His inquisitive nature leads him to discover a world hidden within Mr. E’s books. What exactly is he up to? It’s unclear if this connects to The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, but it’s a possibility.

We always recommend waiting for an official announcement. However, since most gaming showcases are held in June, and Xbox has already scheduled theirs, it’s likely one is coming soon.

Many isekai stories feature characters who bring everyday skills to fantastical new worlds. But Isekai Onsen Paradise offers a particularly unique hero. Kozo Yukawa was a huge hot spring enthusiast who unexpectedly died while at work. Reincarnated into a magical world, his passion for hot springs – and their special effects in this new realm – helps both him and the people he meets. Though he doesn’t become a hot spring, his story is a remarkably refreshing take on the isekai genre.

The latest installment in the True Weird series is Beast of Borikén, a new story brought to life by Emmy-nominated writer Julio Anta (known for Home, Frontera, and This Land is Our Land: A Blue Beetle Story), artist Daniel Irizarri (Xino, Cemetery Kids Don’t Die), colorist Patricio Delpeche (TexArcanum, Minor Arcana), and letterer Lucas Gattoni (Dungeons & Dragons: Total Party Killers, Absolute Green Lantern). The story follows Loli Flores as she uncovers the truth about the el Chupacabra – it’s not just a legend, but a 500-year-old protector of the island and its people.