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IDW Publishing is bringing back the classic hero The Rocketeer in a new series called The Rocketeer: The Island next February. Based on ideas from the late Dan Stevens, the comic will be written by John Layman and Jacob Edgar, with art by K.J. Díaz. The story takes place in the 1930s and follows The Rocketeer as he attempts to rescue Amelia Earhart, but finds himself stranded on a mysterious island with dangerous challenges. Both Layman and Edgar have said they are thrilled to be working on this project, calling it a lot of fun.

Disney+ Japan has announced that season four of Tokyo Revengers will be available on the streaming service in 2026, according to AnimeTV. While a specific release date hasn’t been revealed yet, the season is confirmed to stream on Disney+. This is welcome news for fans, as the streaming rights for the first three seasons have changed over time, and they’ve been eagerly anticipating the continuation of the story.

I’m referring to DC’s All-Star line of comics. DC really pulled out all the stops, enlisting top creators for two books expected to be huge hits: All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely (now considered one of the best Superman stories ever), and All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder by Frank Miller and Jim Lee. Both titles had all the ingredients for success, which makes their eventual lack of popularity still puzzling today.

While the most famous Star Wars heroes get all the attention, many other strong characters haven’t officially been included in the main storyline. Here are five incredibly powerful characters who aren’t currently considered part of the official Star Wars canon.

A report from TV Tokyo (translated by Install Base user Hartmann) indicates the company intends to release a more affordable, Japanese-only version of its console within four months of its competitor launching a similar strategy with the Switch 2.