Disney Adds Two New MCU Movies to Phase 7

As a huge Marvel fan, I’m already getting excited about what comes after Avengers: Secret Wars! Everyone’s saying it’s going to be the biggest superhero movie ever when it comes out in December 2027, but Marvel isn’t stopping there. They’re already working on Phase 7, and a lot of us think this is where we’ll really see the X-Men take center stage. The Multiverse Saga has hinted at it, with the X-Men becoming more important in a few key films, and Phase 7 feels like the start of what some are calling the ‘Mutant Saga’. While Marvel’s keeping things under wraps for now, I’ve heard whispers that projects are being discussed and planned behind the scenes, and I can’t wait to find out more!

Upcoming Dungeons & Dragons Expansion Adds a New Horror Setting with a Fresh Take on Vampires

Wyldwolf Games has announced its latest tabletop RPG supplement, Axis Saga: The War of Silence, a dark fantasy horror sourcebook for Dungeons & Dragons. It’s designed to work with both the 2014 and 2024 versions of the D&D 5th Edition rules, and offers a new campaign setting drawing inspiration from the 16th century. Like many independent tabletop projects, Axis Saga will be funded through a Kickstarter campaign starting April 14th.

Prime Video’s 6-Part Crime Thriller Is One Of Its Best New Shows To Binge

The new season of this crime-comedy series launched on Prime Video this Friday, March 20th, and is predicted to be a hit with viewers around the world. It’s expected to perform well on streaming charts this weekend, though it will be competing with another popular Prime Video show, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, which also received perfect ratings after its recent premiere.

ComicBook Goes to MegaCon Orlando 2026!

MegaCon Orlando is a popular event for fans, and this year ComicBook is sending Chris Killian to cover it! He’ll be hosting several panels and interviewing exciting guests from various fandoms. Check out the announcement for more details!

5 Live-Action Remakes That Actually Lived Up to the Original (And 3 Are Even Better)

The Lion King perfectly illustrates this issue. While its incredibly realistic animation was praised visually, many felt it hindered the animals’ ability to show emotions effectively. The 2024 sequel, Mufasa, showed the franchise’s declining popularity, earning $723 million with a $200 million budget – a decent result on its own, but a significant drop from the original’s $1.66 billion success. This inconsistency continued in 2025, with Snow White losing around $100 million at the box office, while Lilo & Stitch surprisingly earned over $1 billion. These varied outcomes demonstrate that the studio hasn’t found a consistent creative formula to support its commercial goals. However, it’s worth noting that some of these live-action remakes have been genuinely successful.