The beloved team, Secret Six, is making a comeback with a fresh roster for a new DC All In limited series set to launch in March. Last week, DC Comics officially announced the new series, right as it became available for pre-order by both customers and retailers. You’ll be able to find Secret Six on shelves and digital platforms starting Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
As I stand by, I’ve witnessed the culmination of the captivating “Jujutsu Kaisen” manga unfold in Chapter 271, leaving readers with a blend of sweet and bitter emotions. This is the initial serialized manga masterpiece by Gege Akutami, which skyrocketed in global fame following the 2020 anime adaptation. With anticipation building for the third season of the anime, the “Jujutsu Kaisen” manga is gearing up to unveil its concluding volumes. Shueisha plans to publish Volumes 29 and 30 concurrently on December 25th, 2024; though, at this moment, no information has been disclosed regarding international release dates. Typically, it takes a few months for Japanese manga to be translated and licensed for distribution worldwide.
2024 saw an array of remarkable heroes captivate moviegoers with their bravery and optimism throughout the year. However, it’s worth noting that the appeal of these heroes often lies in the villains they confront and the harrowing ordeals they inflict upon a main character. This led to viewers experiencing a wide variety of chaos and grotesque scenes. Some of these antagonists embodied relentless cruelty, while others had motives that resonated with the audience, and yet others were a blend of both. Over the course of 2024, viewers not only cheered for their favorite characters but also found themselves rooting against some new ones.
There’s an intriguing similarity between James Gunn’s interpretation of Superman and Zack Snyder’s portrayal of the Last Son of Krypton. The initial trailer for the upcoming Superman movie offers a peek into the universe of James Gunn’s DCU, featuring David Corenswet as the Man of Steel. Interestingly, Gunn has acknowledged several sources of inspiration for his Superman film, with Zack Snyder’s 2013’s “Man of Steel” being one of them.
The Alien series hasn’t always excelled in video game adaptations, with hits like Alien: Isolation balanced by less successful titles such as Aliens: Colonial Marines. Yet, fans are consistently drawn to the universe, be it the vintage CRT monitors or the distinctive sound of the M4A1 Pulse Rifle firing. In this regard, Alien: Rogue Incursion offers a distinct appeal due to its status as the first official VR exploration of the franchise, providing an immersive, close-up encounter with the series’ emblematic elements.
If you’re looking for a truly unique holiday adventure with a bit of horror and Saturday morning cartoons vibes thrown in, hen MegaGhost Volume 1 has the perfect story for you. MegaGhost is written by Gabe Soria (Midnight Arcade, Batman ‘66) and illustrated by Gideon Kendall (Marley’s Ghost, Lester of the Lesser Gods), and Dark Horse Comics will be releasing the anticipated collection of issues #1 through #5 early next year. To celebrate the holidays, Soria and Kendall have discovered a long lost holiday special for MegaGhost, which they’ve recreated in delightful fashion in a story titled the MegaGhost of Christmas, and we’ve got your exclusive first look preview right here! You can check out the special holiday tale in the gallery below, and you can check out the full collection when it hits stores next January.