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Brandon Sanderson is working with Apple TV+ on adaptations of his popular novels, starting with Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive. Apple TV+ is known for producing fewer, but very high-quality shows. Importantly, they haven’t just acquired the rights to those two series—they now own the rights to all of Sanderson’s Cosmere books, meaning we could see even more adaptations in the future. Separately, Tomorrow Studios, the company behind Netflix’s live-action One Piece, has also acquired the rights to Sanderson’s young adult sci-fi novel, Skyward.

Following the release of “Dial of Destiny” in 2023, the future of the “Indiana Jones” series is up in the air. While Harrison Ford played the iconic archaeologist one last time and the film earned $384 million globally, it’s considered a financial letdown because it cost $387.2 million to make. Now, questions are being raised about whether another actor will ever take on the role of Indy, and if so, who that might be.

The Dexter series made audiences fascinated with Dexter Morgan (played by Michael C. Hall), a serial killer who secretly targeted other murderers who had avoided punishment. Since the original show, several spin-offs have been created, including Dexter: Original Sin, Dexter: New Blood, and Dexter: Resurrection. The newest series, Dexter: New Blood, has become the most popular and critically acclaimed installment in the Dexter story.

I never intended for Gwen Stacy to die. When I stopped working on the Spider-Man comic, the new writer, Gerry Conway, asked me what should happen next. I told him he was in charge now and could do whatever he wanted. I believe it’s wrong to try and dictate things after you’ve moved on. I went to Europe for a while, and when I returned, I learned Gwen had been killed. I was surprised – I hadn’t meant for any of my characters to be permanently removed. But it had happened, and there was no changing it.