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Alright, so I’ve been tasked with ranking the ten strongest members of the Justice League based purely on physical strength. That means no magical boosts or reality-warping powers – sorry, Spectre, you’re amazing, but this isn’t your contest! We’re sticking to heroes who’ve been consistent Leaguers, not just passing through or those with a hazy membership status like World Forger or Damage. To avoid a super-long list, I’m grouping heroes with similar power levels together – no need to give each member of the Shazam Family or every Kryptonian their own individual spot. Now that we’ve got the rules down, let’s dive in and find out who DC’s truly strongest heroes are!

If you have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, you can play a growing collection of classic retro games. This includes a great selection of Game Boy titles from Nintendo and some of their partners. New games are added often, which is fantastic, but can make it hard to choose! If you’re looking for a good Game Boy game to replay from the Nintendo Switch Online Classics library, here are 5 of the best. This list focuses on games originally released for the original Game Boy, not the Game Boy Color – I’ll cover those another time, including Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons.

The most anticipated part of this series is the upcoming movie, based on the original story. Even though the series won’t be back for a while, the creators frequently release new images to keep fans engaged. Valentine’s Day is a popular time for anime to share these updates, and fans were hoping for something special. Last year, a cute image of Maomao teaching Xiaolan how to make chocolates was a big hit. Unfortunately, no new visual was released this year, which was a letdown after the success of last year’s Valentine’s Day promotion.

Here are the six Xbox 360 games with stories that players loved diving into.

You know, I’ve been thinking about Nicolas Cage and his time as Ghost Rider. Apparently, he’s totally cool with the fact that his version isn’t connected to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He was asked about it recently, and he was pretty direct – he admitted it’s a separate thing, but he doesn’t really care! He even said something amazing: ‘I don’t need to be in the MCU, I’m Nic Cage.’ It’s just a testament to how confident and unique he is, honestly. He doesn’t need a franchise; the franchise needs him.

This article examines seven DC Comics heroes whose reputations were damaged within their own stories, and explores whether those characters were ever successfully restored to their former glory.

Now that the X-Men are officially part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we’re seeing versions of the characters that are much more faithful to the comics. Professor X appeared in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Beast showed up in The Marvels, and Wolverine and Gambit will be in Deadpool & Wolverine, all looking more like their 90s comic book versions than in past films. The upcoming Avengers: Doomsday will give the X-Men their biggest role in the MCU so far, and it will finally introduce a major character who’s been missing from the films until now.