10 DC Supervillains Who Defined the 1940s

DC Comics is famous for creating many of the first supervillains – from eccentric geniuses to criminals in costumes. For years, these villains have consistently challenged superheroes and become some of the most beloved characters in the DC universe.

Hazbin Hotel Secretly Suggests Vox Helped Create One of the Most Infamous Cults in History

The animated series Hazbin Hotel is known for its mature themes, dark comedy, and complex characters. Season 2 focused more on the backstory of the Vees, especially Vox, and revealed a surprising connection to real-world events. A popular theory suggests that Vox, formerly known as Vincent Whittman, may have been involved in the creation of the Branch Davidians, a controversial group known for the Waco siege. This idea isn’t just speculation; it’s based on details revealed by Vox himself, and there are strong connections between his past, his goals, and the origins of the group, which makes his actions even more unsettling.

Cancelled Shonen Jump Creator to Return With New Series in 2026

Shonen Jump is looking for its next big hit, but Shueisha, the publisher, has ended several promising projects in the process. However, they’re still supporting the creators behind those cancelled series, giving them chances to launch new stories in their Shonen magazines. For example, Jun Kirarazaka (as noted by @WSJ_manga on X) will be back next year with a third series, hoping to find success after two previous attempts were cancelled by Shueisha.

CoD Warzone Blackout release window, gameplay changes, more

This mode wasn’t a separate game like Warzone; it was included with the yearly Call of Duty release and played quite differently than today’s battle royale games. Now that Treyarch is reviving it, the big question is whether players will enjoy it and if they’ll make any significant updates.