15 Years Ago, Spider-Man Finally Joined a Major Marvel Team after Fifty Years of Trying

In the dramatic conclusion to the popular Fantastic Four story arc “Three,” Johnny Storm, also known as the Human Torch, tragically died. He sacrificed himself in the Negative Zone to allow the rest of the Fantastic Four to escape the devastating Annihilation Wave. His death deeply affected his teammates. Before he died, Johnny had already thought about who could potentially take his place on the team, and he nominated his friend, Spider-Man, as the best choice.

STALKER 2 DLC Reveals its Main Characters

There’s one character whose reputation is incredibly strong, and we’ll finally get to see him shine in STALKER 2. Everyone in the Zone, get ready to welcome back the one and only Zulu!

Jason Momoa Shares Emotional Plea After Escaping Raging Floods

Jason Momoa recently shared an update on social media, saying he and his family were safe after the recent events, but many others were still in danger and he was sending them support. He described the conditions on Oahu’s North Shore as extremely difficult. Despite being in a risky situation himself, Momoa is using his platform to highlight the struggles of those less visible. While he was able to reach safety, many others needed rescue or were forced to leave their homes. Thankfully, relief efforts are underway, and Hawaii Governor Josh Green reported that, so far, there have been no deaths.

3 Best Movies To Watch On Netflix This Week (March 23-27)

This week’s movie recommendations are quite diverse, all released within the last few years. From hidden sci-fi gems to exciting action movies and comedies, there’s a film for every taste. With so much available to watch, these three really stand out and should be at the top of your list.

A One-Season Game of Thrones Replacement Joins Prime Video This Week

If you loved the complex politics and brutal realism of Game of Thrones, you absolutely need to check out The Winter King. It’s a fantastic historical drama – though currently only on MGM+, it’s hitting Prime Video on March 25th with all ten episodes. It’s not your typical King Arthur story; this show is a really gritty and grounded take on the legend, following Arthur’s journey from a banished outsider to a powerful leader trying to bring a broken Britain together in the 5th century. Expect plenty of political maneuvering, backstabbing, and battles against the Saxons. It’s based on Bernard Cornwell’s Warlord Chronicles, and Iain De Caestecker is brilliant as Arthur.