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As a huge Superman fan, I was really intrigued when I heard about this miniseries, Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum. It basically follows Clark as he encounters four brand new types of kryptonite and, you know, experiments on himself to see what they do. But honestly, it felt less about Superman and more about giving Lex Luthor all the info he needed! He uses what Clark learns to build this ultimate villain – a Kryptonite Man powered by all the different kryptonite types. And get this – DC also used the series as a way to quietly retcon one of the most debated kryptonite variations ever! It was a bit of a weird story arc, if I’m being honest.

The horror film Him, which was widely considered a failure when released in 2025, has surprisingly become the most-watched title on Peacock during its first weekend on the streaming service, according to data from FlixPatrol.

For years, Stranger Things has used role-playing games (RPGs) as a kind of hidden code – almost like a second storyline that foreshadows events. If you’re not sure what I mean, here’s a breakdown of why this is important for the show’s final season.

Very few MMORPGs manage to last, and those that do, like World of Warcraft, often become genre-defining for years. Another game, released fourteen years ago, seemed poised to challenge World of Warcraft and expand on a popular single-player game. Sadly, it fell into the same common pitfalls as other MMORPGs, making it a particularly disappointing experience for me.

The popular manga and anime series Kochikame: Tokyo Beat Cop is getting a new anime project! This announcement was made at Jump Festa 2026, and it’s a celebration of the manga’s 50th anniversary since it first appeared in Shonen Jump magazine. Details are still coming, but a first look at the new anime has been released and is available to view.

In the third issue of Star Trek: The Last Starship, Captain Sato and the crew of the USS Omega faced a fierce Klingon attack, resulting in a brutal battle. Though the Omega won, the victory came at a great price. Following another attack, Earth decided to leave the Federation and declare its independence. Beyond these dramatic events, a surprising romance emerged, potentially becoming one of the most unexpected in Star Trek history.

Okay, so here’s the deal: if you’re a PC gamer with a Steam account, you’ve got until December 31st to snag Undercroft Warriors for free from Fuzzy, the developers. But, if you’re hoping to play it on your Steam Deck, it looks like Steam hasn’t officially confirmed it’ll work yet – they’re listing Deck support as ‘Unknown’ right now.