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As a longtime comic book reader, I remember when Marvel really pushed the Inhumans, but honestly, it didn’t quite land with fans. The books, especially after Charles Soule took over, just didn’t connect, and the whole line eventually faded away. It’s a bit ironic, because around the same time, Marvel regained the rights to the X-Men, and they absolutely killed it with the Krakoa Era – it became the biggest thing in comics! Poor Inhumans, though. They’ve gotten the short end of the stick ever since, to the point where even Ms. Marvel, their most popular character, was rewritten as a mutant. It’s tough being an Inhumans fan right now, but I think Marvel could really turn things around. They just need to look at what worked with the X-Men and apply those same lessons to the Inhumans.

Even though Jump Festa 2026 had its share of ups and downs, there were still some really big announcements. I was especially excited to see some anime series making a comeback after being off the air for over five years. Looking back at everything that was revealed, here are the ten announcements that stood out to me the most.

A recent industry report suggests that experts believe Spider-Man is more likely to drive the future success of the Marvel brand than the Avengers or other leading characters.

Twenty-six years ago today, the film Man on the Moon, a biography of Andy Kaufman starring Jim Carrey, was released. It’s one of only two times Carrey has portrayed a real person in a movie (the other being his role as Steven Jay Russell in I Love You Phillip Morris). The film showcased a more serious side of Carrey’s acting talent, going beyond his brief dramatic appearance in Simon Birch. It also revealed his playful, sometimes challenging, on-set behavior, which has become a recurring theme throughout his career – and reportedly made filming Man on the Moon quite difficult.

As a huge fan, I’m thrilled to share that all 15 seasons of Supernatural – that’s 327 episodes! – are now available on Prime Video. It actually landed on both Prime and Peacock on December 22nd, after leaving Netflix earlier this month where it had been for 13 years. For those who haven’t seen it, the show, created by Eric Kripke, follows brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, played by Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, as they drive across America in their classic ’67 Impala, hunting all sorts of supernatural creatures. It originally aired on The WB, then The CW, and ran from 2005 to 2020 – it’s a seriously addictive show!

I was watching this really interesting video on Variety with Mads Mikkelsen, and he was playing a game where they’d read him movie lines and he had to guess what film they were from. It led him to reminisce about his time filming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and he shared that the shoot was incredibly challenging. Apparently, they didn’t even have a finished script when they were filming! But surprisingly, he actually thought that lack of a complete script ended up being a good thing for the movie.

We’ve gathered a list of standout Xbox Game Pass games from 2025. These titles really benefited from being on the service, with one even earning the title of Game of the Year.