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The Kyphotic Alien has been a consistently funny, and sometimes strange, presence throughout the series. He always enters through a mysterious door in the QUC and unceremoniously dumps the bodies of small, unpleasant creatures into an incinerator. Peacemaker constantly attempts to greet him, but the alien never responds. Adding to the humor, he even makes a cameo dancing in the opening credits of *Peacemaker* Season 2. Now, after a few appearances, we’re finally learning more about who – or what – he is.

These characters all have compelling stories that feel unfinished. They represent a wide spectrum of DC’s universe – some are recent additions who disappeared too soon, while others are beloved classics who haven’t appeared in recent adaptations. Regardless of their background, they all deserve further development instead of being forgotten.

Marvel is hosting a presentation at New York Comic Con on Saturday, October 11th at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time to give fans a sneak peek at upcoming Disney+ shows. While details are limited, the hour-long event promises behind-the-scenes looks at highly anticipated projects from both Marvel Television and Marvel Animation. With many shows in development, this could be a major update on what’s coming next for the Marvel Cinematic Universe on television.

Starting October 1st, Prime Video is streaming five classic Universal Monsters movies: *Bride of Frankenstein* (1935), *Creature from the Black Lagoon* (1954), *Dracula* (1931), *Frankenstein* (1931), and *The Invisible Man* (1933). These films, based on characters from classic literature by authors like Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker—and also featuring original creations like the Creature/Gill-Man—helped introduce some of the most famous monsters in movie history. The franchise has lasted for decades and continues to influence horror today. They’re perfect for horror fans any time of year, but especially during the Halloween season, making this one of the most anticipated streaming updates this month.

Here’s a small but helpful update: you’ll now earn 5% more XP if you play with a group that includes two or more PlayStation Plus members. On top of that, simply being in a party with friends gives you another 5% XP boost, for a total of 10% extra XP!

Israel has worked on the *Halo* series for over 15 years, starting in 2008 and continuing through the transition from Bungie to 343 Industries and the *Destiny* franchise. He recently left Halo Studios, where he had been working since 2010, according to his LinkedIn profile.