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For a while, it seemed like everyone was playing Pokémon Go. The mobile game launched in 2016 and quickly became a global phenomenon. There were even reports of people getting into trouble – or walking into things! – because they were so focused on catching the game’s cute characters. Some players spent entire days wandering around trying to find rare Pokémon. It’s clear the game was a huge success, and with regular updates, Pokémon Go is likely to remain popular for many years to come.

For years, Batman comics often portrayed Bruce Wayne as a problematic figure. However, recent issues – both in the main Batman series and related titles – have really focused on celebrating the hero. While DC’s recent ‘All In’ event was fantastic overall, the Batman comics reached a level of consistent quality that hasn’t been seen in decades, and perhaps never before. In this article, we’ll be highlighting the five Batman comics that stood out in 2025, ranking them to show just how good they were, and discussing the positive impact they’ve had on Batman fans.

Sci-fi films released in the 2020s generally haven’t delivered what fans are hoping for when it comes to sequels. While movies like Dune: Part Two and the MonsterVerse films are exceptions, many new sci-fi releases haven’t planned for follow-up stories. Here are seven great sci-fi movies that deserve sequels, and there’s a chance some of them might actually get them.

The animated comedy Igor, directed by Tony Leondis, playfully reimagined the classic Frankenstein story when it was released in 2008. The film follows Igor, a hunchbacked assistant who dreams of being a mad scientist just like his boss, Dr. Glickenstein. It was MGM’s first fully computer-animated feature and their first animated movie in over a decade, following 1996’s All Dogs Go to Heaven 2. Set in the kingdom of Malaria, the story revolves around Igor entering the Evil Science Fair and accidentally creating a surprisingly kind monster. It began streaming on Prime Video on December 1st.

While Avatar: The Way of Water had plenty of humorous scenes, one subtle joke might have been missed by some viewers. During the film’s big finale, as the Tulkun Payakan attacks the RDA ships, a flying steel wire slices off the arm of Captain Mick Scoresby, a character reminiscent of Captain Ahab. Avatar: Fire and Ash builds on this moment with not one, but two comedic payoffs. The following contains spoilers for Avatar: Fire and Ash.