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Seven years after Apple launched its TV+ service, it’s become clear that their strategy is paying off. They’ve succeeded by giving shows time to build an audience instead of quickly cancelling them, and by focusing heavily on science fiction content. A prime example is For All Mankind, their alternate history sci-fi series, which just finished its fifth season. It’s now officially Apple TV’s first major franchise, with the recent release of its spinoff, Star City. Surprisingly, Star City is not only Apple TV’s first spinoff ever – and it’s receiving almost perfect reviews – but it signals that more spinoffs are on the way.

Gabriele Dell’Otto, a talented artist who has worked on popular Marvel comics like Secret War, X-Force, The Amazing Spider-Man, and The Avengers, is now contributing to the celebration of Berserk‘s 30th anime anniversary. He’s bringing his skills to the world of the Band of the Hawk, focusing on iconic characters Guts, Griffith, and Casca, as well as alternate versions of them. Dell’Otto’s style is a perfect fit for bringing Kentaro Miura’s characters to life. Although there hasn’t been an official Marvel and Berserk crossover, it’s clear that comic artists are thrilled to work within the Berserk universe and explore its powerful characters.

I was so hyped when the last team for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls was revealed – the Fighting Avengers! We already knew Iron Man and Captain America were in the game, but seeing Black Panther and Hulk join them was awesome. Captain America led this team, but the trailer ended with a little tease that made us all think more characters were coming. Everyone started digging for clues and Easter eggs, and most of us guessed the next leader would be Doctor Doom. Turns out we were right! Sony officially confirmed it at their June 2026 State of Play, and I couldn’t have been more excited.

The “Death Spiral” storyline introduced Cormac “Mac” Crane, who Torment claimed was Peter Parker’s cousin. This came as a surprise, as neither Peter nor the audience had ever met him before, making the connection seem uncertain. However, a DNA test later confirmed that Crane is, in fact, related to the Parker family. This revelation adds another layer of complexity to Spider-Man’s already intricate and often hidden family history.

The first season of Yojo Senki: Saga of Tanya the Evil finished in 2017, and was followed by a movie. Now, after almost a decade, the anime series is returning with Season 2 this summer. The new season will premiere on July 8th, and a new poster has been released to celebrate its upcoming arrival.