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Warner Bros. has hired the writing team to develop a screenplay for Tim Burton’s version of the 1958 film, Attack of the Fifty-Foot Woman. The story follows a wealthy woman, recently released from a mental institution, who becomes a giantess while confronting her unfaithful husband and his lover. Warner Bros. has been considering a remake since 2024, and at one point, Gillian Flynn, the author of Gone Girl, was working on the script.

Gamers will have a relatively quiet January, with only one mildly interesting release, Code Vein II. While the first Code Vein sold well, its success was boosted by being a launch title for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The first major game of the year will be Nioh 3, launching on February 6th. Developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo, it continues the story of the Nioh series which began in 2017 and continued with Nioh 2 in 2020. Nioh 3 will be exclusive to the PlayStation 5, following the pattern of its predecessors, and is not expected to be released on Xbox consoles.

With the premiere of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 2 just around the corner—less than a week away—a special preview event will be held in Japan on January 11th. Although attendance is limited to ticket winners in Japan, a new trailer for the season will be released shortly before the event, giving fans worldwide something to enjoy.

Nintendo decided not to release Captain Rainbow outside of Japan, believing it wouldn’t appeal to Western audiences and was too specialized. Even in Japan, the game didn’t sell well, which is unexpected given its positive reviews and innovative gameplay. It makes you wonder what might have happened if Nintendo had given it a chance in other countries.

After five years, DC’s Rebirth initiative resolved many previous story issues. While it didn’t completely revert to the original timeline, Rebirth connected the newer versions of characters to their past selves, bringing back familiar personalities and relationships. This paved the way for fully restoring their histories, as seen in Dark Nights: Death Metal. Rebirth worked so well because it gave fans what they loved about these characters, starting with the return of beloved heroes and the introduction of fresh concepts.

This list showcases 7 fantastic spy shows that haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve, even now. Instead of featuring well-known titles, we’ve focused on shows that were exceptionally well-made but somehow flew under the radar. They’re definitely worth watching and sharing with others.

Unlike My Hero Academia where almost everyone develops superpowers called Quirks, the new anime Scum of the Brave has a different premise. This series focuses on a world where mafia members can transform into powerful beings called “dark lords,” and bounty hunters with superpowers are hired to take them down. While it doesn’t center around a school like UA Academy, Scum of the Brave features young heroes eager to improve their skills and fight the mob. They’re in luck, too – one of the strongest heroes is taking on a new student. You can watch the trailer below, and the first episode is now streaming on Crunchyroll.

The central idea of The Copenhagen Test is that you can always find a way to save everyone, avoiding the impossible choice of sacrificing one person to save another – it just requires the right approach. In a recent conversation with ComicBook, the author discussed a key plot twist involving who betrayed and hacked Alexander’s brain, and how this impacts his story going forward.

Date Earned: 2nd April 2018