X-Men Editor Explains Why Marvel Is Hiding Bonus Scenes Behind QR Codes

In simpler terms, Jed MacKay and Ryan Stegman’s X-Men #1 initiated the X-Men’s From the Ashes era with a fresh X-Men squad and mysterious new villains called 3K. These enemies were not unveiled within the comic itself but in a Marvel post-credits scene that resembled a comic book format. In Alaska, Cyclops, Psylocke, Kid Omega, Temper, Magik, and Juggernaut clashed with a team of mutants created by Orchis. As a surprise addition, readers were directed to a bonus scene through a scannable QR code located in the comic, which could be accessed online on the Marvel website.

My Hero Academia Anime Leads Profits in New Toho Fiscal Report

For over ten years, the popularity of My Hero Academia has been soaring high and showing no signs of slowing down. Though its manga is approaching its conclusion, the anime adaptation continues to flourish, currently in the midst of its seventh season and presenting its most intriguing storyline yet. Upcoming, a new film for the series will be released, which Toho International has announced will be distributed in the United States. Moreover, recent financial reports from Toho reveal that My Hero Academia is generating significant profits within their anime division.

Chainsaw Man Displays Their Ultimate Power With a Dangerous Meal

From “Chainsaw Man,” a lesson we’ve taken away is the sheer terror that is Pochita. At their initial encounter, Pochita appeared endearing and harmless. However, subsequent events have revealed a much darker side to this devil. In the latest chapter 172, the manga delves back into the ominous power hidden within Pochita’s true form. The traumatic experience Denji went through served as a catalyst for revealing this hidden might.

Ghost Machine and Mezco Team Up for Junkyard Joe Action Figure

Next month marks the debut of Ghost Machine’s first collectible item, which comic congoers at San Diego Comic Con can check out in person. At Ghost Machine’s SDCC booth, Mezco Toys and Ghost Machine have collaborated to introduce an action figure embodying Junkyard Joe, a character from Geoff Johns and Gary Frank’s comics. With a 1:12 scale, this figurine reflects the essence of classic war comics while adding a unique touch from Ghost Machine.