Even though the main story of Attack on Titan is finished, the series keeps fans engaged with things like movies, new products, and special events. A big celebration is planned for June 19th, 2026, as part of the animation studio MAPPA’s 15th anniversary. The official Attack on Titan account on X (formerly Twitter) recently shared exciting news, so be sure to save the date!
This 2025 film, starring John Krasinski (known from The Office), Natalie Portman, and Eiza González, is an adventurous story about two long-lost siblings (Krasinski and Portman) who team up to search for the Fountain of Youth. Originally released on Apple TV+ last year, the movie takes inspiration from the classic Indiana Jones films. While it’s not flawless, it successfully captures the spirit of those iconic adventures and is likely to appeal to fans of the genre.
Popular action anime continued to gain fans as animation styles became more dynamic. Streaming services made it easier to rediscover classic shows, but many lesser-known fighting anime got lost in outdated online discussions. While not always flawless, these series often featured a strong emphasis on martial arts, a quality that’s becoming less common today. They deserve a second look, because their best scenes are still powerfully engaging.
Spider-Man has gained many different powers over time, far beyond those of a typical spider. While usually no match for the Hulk, even with these boosts, in Amazing Spider-Man #328, he finally found a way to stand a chance by becoming Captain Universe.
Okay, so after watching Scary Movie 6, I can confidently say it’s not the worst in the series – which honestly isn’t saying much! But where does it actually land? I’ve put together my ranking of all the Scary Movie films, and I’m curious to see if you agree with where I placed this one.
Looking ahead to 2026, it’s exciting to see the growing popularity of seinen anime alongside shonen. Titles like Witch Hat Atelier, Dorohedoro Season 2, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 2 (which blends both styles) are really driving the conversation. Of course, there’s still a lot of great shonen anime coming out, and these are some of the most talked-about releases so far.
Nicolas Cage recently wowed audiences with his role as Spider-Noir in the Marvel series on Prime Video, and now fans are hoping he’ll take on a DC superhero role. A post on X (formerly Twitter) by DCU Alert suggested that Nicolas Cage playing The Question would be a fantastic choice.
Well-known Resident Evil leaker Dusk Golem, who has often accurately predicted Capcom’s plans for the series, has indicated that the upcoming remake won’t be a direct, one-to-one recreation of the original game. Golem suggests players should anticipate significant changes, remixes, and reimaginings, though details beyond that remain scarce.
Following the cancellation of the planned Avatar: The Last Airbender roleplaying game, voice actor Mako Iwamatsu (known as Uncle Iroh) shared a blunt opinion on social media. He explained that, at 65, he feels comfortable speaking frankly, and having worked in the entertainment industry for three decades, he’s seen firsthand how studio executives often lack creative vision. However, he believes the current leadership at Paramount is actively harmful, stating they have no appreciation for the themes of grace, redemption, and anti-fascism that are central to Avatar. He feels they simply don’t understand or value the franchise. While Iroh’s role in the upcoming Avatar sequel hasn’t been confirmed, he’s been a beloved character throughout the series, even appearing in The Legend of Korra.
DC’s Absolute line has been a huge success for years, consistently topping sales charts. These aren’t just popular books; they represent some of the highest quality work DC has ever published. Each Absolute edition has something special to offer, and many are destined to become classics. While I’m a big fan, even I recognize they aren’t flawless. Today, we’ll be examining every Absolute comic and pointing out its biggest flaw – with the exception of Absolute Green Arrow, as only one issue is currently available.