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The major ‘Age of Revelation’ storyline is happening now in Marvel Comics, dramatically changing the future of the X-Men. The story jumps ten years ahead to a world transformed by Doug Ramsey, also known as Revelation, who is following in the footsteps of Apocalypse. This future Earth has been reshaped to match Revelation’s vision, and a dangerous virus called the X-Virus is spreading, turning people into mutants or killing them. The new comic, *Iron & Frost* #1, reveals how Revelation’s forces targeted the Avengers, but the biggest surprise isn’t the attack itself – it’s that Iron Man is gone, replaced by a new hero called Iron King.

As someone who’s been following the Star Wars universe for a while, the positive reception to *Ahsoka* really proves something: characters don’t *have* to be limited by where they start. Seeing Ahsoka make the jump to live-action opens the door for so many others! I’m thinking about fan favorites like Hondo Ohnaka and Asajj Ventress, but honestly, the character who *really* deserves a live-action series is Cal Kestis. There’s already a fantastic fan-made trailer online that shows just how great he could be – seriously, someone at Lucasfilm needs to see it! He’s brimming with potential, and I’m hoping we see him make the leap soon.

Even though it uses familiar strategy game elements, *Skygard Arena* offers a fresh and enjoyable experience with some unique twists. While it’s a bit short, the game is surprisingly difficult yet incredibly charming, thanks to its well-designed characters and excellent voice acting. *Skygard Arena* is a great addition to the tactical genre and is easy to recommend to both newcomers and experienced players.

Horror is a tough genre because everyone experiences fear differently – what scares one person might not bother another. You see this a lot in discussions about horror movies and TV shows, and the same is true for anime. Even with so many different opinions, there are still some fantastic horror anime out there that truly deliver genuine scares and make you think. This list highlights five of the best, anime that are as frightening and well-made as any live-action horror film.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting a new Metroid Prime game for a long time. While the remastered version of the original helped, many have dreamed of a continuation of the story after *Metroid Prime 3: Corruption*. There’s been a lot of curiosity about the lengthy development of *Metroid Prime 4*, and Nintendo has finally explained what caused the delays.

In 2017, Grant Morrison revealed plans for a sequel, acknowledging it might be a risky move to continue the story as a series. They hoped to create something truly special, but despite initial progress on a graphic novel, the project stalled. Fans had almost given up on seeing a continuation, until Morrison recently hinted that it might still happen.