Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop Remake Fumbled One Of The Greatest Sci-Fi Stories Of All Time

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As a big anime fan, I’ve been pretty disappointed with how Hollywood’s handled adaptations. Remember the Ghost in the Shell remake with Scarlett Johansson? It felt like a total whitewash. And don’t even get me started on the Dragon Ball movie – they clearly didn’t respect the original at all. Honestly, it feels like these adaptations do more harm than good, and Netflix hasn’t helped. I mean, they had a decent cast for Death Note, but the movie itself was just…bad. It’s frustrating to see these properties mishandled when the source material is so good.

Nintendo Announces New Super Mario Release Coming This July

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Nintendo and Jakks Pacific are releasing toys based on The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The first toy, an 8-inch Chomping Wonder Bowser Jr. figure, will be available exclusively at Target starting July 19th, and pre-orders are now open. The figure is designed to look like Bowser Jr. as he appears in the movie.

Every Actor Confirmed for The Batman: Part II (& Who They’re Playing)

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As a huge fan of The Batman, I know keeping track of the cast for Part II can be a little tricky! So, I’ve put together a complete list of everyone who’s confirmed to be in the sequel, whether they were in the first movie or are brand new to the cast. You won’t need to scroll through social media anymore – I’ve got you covered!

Cult 1980s Superhero Show Returns With a New Release 43 Years After Cancellation

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Amp Comics is launching a Kickstarter campaign for a special graphic novel celebrating the 45th anniversary of The Greatest American Hero. This exclusive, hardcover edition is written by Don Handfield, who worked on the original series, and Tawnia McKiernan, the daughter of the show’s creator, Stephen J. Cannell. Joshua Malkin is a co-writer, with artwork by Alper Geçgel, and original star William Katt is executive producing.

Mortal Kombat 2’s Most Insulting Death Officially Addressed As Surprising Return Teased

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Fans were shocked by the quick and violent death of Cole Young in the latest Mortal Kombat movie, especially since he was the main character in the first film. Writer Jeremy Slater recently explained his decision, admitting he liked the actor Lewis Tan but didn’t feel the character of Cole Young fit well with the rest of the story. He shared in an interview with MovieWeb that he agreed with many fans who felt Cole didn’t quite belong in the Mortal Kombat universe, but also hinted that Cole might reappear in future installments.

NBC’s 43-Part Horror Anthology Returns as a PVOD Hit 53 Years Later

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According to FlixPatrol, Night Gallery is currently the fifth most popular show available on the Apple TV Store. The series first appeared in 1969 with a pilot episode on November 8th, and officially premiered on December 16, 1970. It ran for three seasons, totaling 43 episodes, and was created and hosted by Rod Serling, who is famous for another well-known series.

After 64 Years, Marvel Finally Reveals Why the Hulk Really Is the Strongest Avenger

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Published by Insight Editions, Marvel Anatomy: A Scientific Study of the Superhuman explores the biology of Marvel characters. Written by Marc Sumerak and Daniel Wallace, and featuring anatomical illustrations by Jonah Lobe, the book is presented as a scientific report from Wakanda. Black Panther compiles data on over 60 heroes and villains as a response to a Skrull threat. Notably, the entry on the Hulk details how gamma radiation has completely transformed his body into an ultimate fighting machine.