The Best Superhero Team Debuted On This Day 66 Years Ago (And We Could Use More of Their Adventures)

The Justice League first appeared in The Brave and the Bold #28, though it was released in December 1959 despite having a March 1960 cover date—comics were often released before the date printed on the cover back then. This issue introduced the original team—Aquaman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Superman, and Wonder Woman—and pitted them against Starro the Conqueror, a giant alien starfish determined to take over the world. The comic’s cover featuring the team battling Starro has become a classic.

Black Panther Director Reveals Major Marvel Villain MCU Was Banned From Using in First Film

Ryan Coogler, the director of both Black Panther films and the Eyes of Wakanda animated series, has been developing the character and his world for years, exploring many different story ideas. In a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Coogler revealed that they once considered Kraven the Hunter – a villain known from Spider-Man – as the antagonist for the first Black Panther movie. However, this idea was ultimately scrapped because it would have drastically altered the film’s entire direction.

Who Is Brainiac? All You Need To Know About Superman 2’s Villain

As a huge DC fan, I’ve been diving into Brainiac’s backstory – he’s a classic Superman villain with a really interesting history. I’m also really excited about Superman: Man of Tomorrow, and I’ve been trying to figure out what to expect from it, so I’ve put together everything I’ve learned about Brainiac and how he might factor into the film.

Game of the Year: #4 – Ghost of Yotei

Everyone probably has their favorite Ghost game, and that’s okay! But Ghost of Yotei is a fantastic sequel. It improves on the first game while also offering a fresh perspective on samurai films.

Quantum Logic Tames Paradox

A new model uses the principles of quantum mechanics to resolve self-referential paradoxes and establish a framework for consistent reasoning.

All 11 Seasons of One of the Greatest Sci-Fi Horror Series of All Time Is Coming To Free Streaming

In the 1990s, The X Files became a huge cultural phenomenon, changing science fiction television and how fans connected with shows. The series followed FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as they investigated strange and mysterious cases, always searching for the truth. Created by Chris Carter, it originally ran from 1993 to 2002 and was later revived with new seasons in 2016 and 2018. Now, all 11 seasons and 218 episodes of The X Files are available to stream for free on Pluto TV, starting January 1st. You can watch on a dedicated 24/7 channel within Pluto TV’s Sci-Fi category, or watch episodes on demand.