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Next month, Dynamite Comics will launch a new, ongoing Ben 10 comic book series. Instead of following the existing storyline from the Cartoon Network shows, the creators are starting fresh with a brand new adventure. The comic will reimagine Ben Tennyson’s origin story and his first encounter with the Omnitrix. The creative team behind Ben 10, known as Man of Action, is building this new universe, with writer Joe Casey leading the project. Casey is a long-time contributor to the franchise and has also written popular comics like Uncanny X-Men, Spider-Man, Superman, G.I. Joe, and Incredible Hulk. Check out the first trailer below.

In 2025, Marvel launched an unusual animated series called Marvel Zombies, a spin-off of What If…? Like its predecessor, Marvel Zombies was set on an alternate Earth, but this time a zombie apocalypse had decimated most of the heroes. The first season ended with a surprising cliffhanger, but fans can rejoice – Marvel is bringing the show back for a second season to finish the story.

Now that the DC K.O. event is over, DC Comics is moving into the next phase of its publishing initiative, called DC Next Level. Just like before with All In, many of the ongoing comic series have been designed to be accessible to new readers. You can jump into several popular titles at almost any issue – whether it’s issue #15 or #36 – and still easily follow the story. From Poison Ivy’s challenges as mayor of Gotham to the newest version of the Titans team, there are great places to start reading with DC Next Level.

Sony recently added several Resident Evil movies to its Sony Pictures Core app, and to celebrate, they’re offering a promotion for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Players who spend at least 30 minutes playing Resident Evil Village will receive a free movie from the Sony Pictures Core library. This is because newer titles like Resident Evil Requiem and Resident Evil 4 Remake aren’t currently available through PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium. The Sony Pictures Core library has around 100 movies, many of which are Sony films, and typically cost up to $30 to purchase.

Four years after first portraying Freddy Krueger in the 1984 horror classic, Wes Craven’s original, Robert Englund directed his first film, 976-EVIL, in 1988. After being unavailable for a while, the supernatural horror movie recently became available to stream for free on Tubi, starting April 1st. The film centers on Hoax Arthur Wilmoth, a teenager who is bullied and lives with his strict aunt and cousin. He gains demonic abilities through a costly phone service, and uses these powers to get revenge on those who have wronged him.

I was reading a discussion on Reddit the other day, and people were wondering what ever happened to Paige from Young Sheldon. It’s strange – she just disappeared! She was never mentioned on The Big Bang Theory, and after Missy got in trouble and wasn’t allowed to see her anymore, we never saw Paige again. It got me thinking, and people were sharing all sorts of theories about what might have happened to her.

Some movies unnecessarily complicate their stories, and the Terminator series is a prime example. With six films and a TV show, the timeline has become incredibly confusing. Like the various Halloween reboots and sequels – some respecting the original story while others completely ignore it – the Terminator films are difficult to follow as a whole. Attempts to revive the series haven’t been well-received, adding to the confusion. Because of this, there are multiple ways to watch the series, which are outlined below.