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Following an extraordinary 8-year run that significantly raised the standard for Power Rangers and the tales they could embody, it’s now time to wrap up this grandiose narrative in style. This significant finale unfolds in the eagerly awaited comic series, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Darkest Hour #1. It wasn’t going to be a simple task to conclude this 8-year journey gracefully, but the talented team consisting of Melissa Flores, Simona Di Gianfelice, Raul Angulo, Jose Enrique Fernandez, Ed Dukeshire, and editors Allyson Gronowitz and Kenzie Rzonca skillfully accomplished it. They even added a few surprising elements that will linger in your memory, particularly for those who have followed along since the start.

A surprising addition to the X-Men group has emerged as a potential successor and replacement for Apocalypse, following the collapse of X and Krakoa. The X-Men series is being rebooted with a fresh lineup of titles and creative teams, including Jed MacKay and Ryan Stegman’s “X-Men” and “NYX,” as well as Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, and Francesco Mortarino’s offerings. However, before the main X-Men: From the Ashes series, there will be a prelude titled X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse. In this story, Apocalypse is organizing a competition to find his successor, with only a few contenders remaining. But only one will ultimately claim the title as the new Apocalypse.

As a devoted admirer, I’ve got to share some news about Ronald D. Moore, the genius behind Battlestar Galactica and For All Mankind. He’s parted ways from the highly anticipated adaptation of A Court of Thorns and Roses. Although the project might continue without him – he’s not sure – he had to step back due to signing an overall deal with Sony. A Court of Thorns and Roses, a novel by Sarah J. Maas, is currently set up at Disney. As recently as February, the project was still in development, but its fate could be uncertain now that Moore has moved on, given the whispers about potential troubles even with him involved.