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This holiday season, I can’t wait to catch the third installment of the “Terrifier” franchise, hitting EST and VOD later this month! In “Terrifier 3”, five years after Sienna Shaw miraculously survived Art’s reign of terror by supposedly decapitating him, we find ourselves transported into a chilling future. You see, the monster wasn’t truly vanquished; he was brought back to life by Victoria, the lone survivor of the Miles County massacre, who now finds herself possessed by the enigmatic Little Pale Girl. This supernatural pregnancy results in Art’s head being reborn, while his headless body scours for it, all the while they elude capture from the asylum’s psych ward. Buckle up, fellow movie buffs, this one promises to be a thrilling ride!

The creator behind the “We Never Learn: Bokuben” series, Taishi Tsutsui, has come back to Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine with a fresh manga, and it’s unlike any romantic comedy we’ve seen from them before. Previously, “We Never Learn: Bokuben” concluded its run in the magazine in 2020, but it took an unusual route to reach its final chapter. Unlike other romantic comedies in the magazine, this series showcased various endings for Nariyuki Yuiga’s potential love interests, ensuring that no character or fan would be left unsatisfied by the ending.

In the upcoming comic book series “Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk“, Sabretooth, Wolverine’s longtime adversary who was thought to be dead, will encounter a new, mysterious character despite his demise in “Sabretooth War”. This five-issue series takes us back to the 1900s, where we’ll see Sabretooth clashing with the criminal underworld of New York City. But that’s not all; this story also introduces a fresh character connected to Iron Fist and the mystical city of K’un-Lun, offering fans an unusual setting for Wolverine and Sabretooth’s rivalry, as well as an exciting new element to the series.