Gotham Academy is a Hidden Gem of the DC Universe

The comic book series known as “Gotham Academy” was developed by Brenden Fletcher, Becky Cloonan, and Karl Kerschl. This unique series started during the New 52 Era, then moved into the DC You era and Rebirth. Few series can boast survival after a significant franchise-wide overhaul. One reason for its longevity was its distinctiveness, which also shielded it. Gotham Academy was viewed as a standalone series that existed independently from the rest of the DC universe.

8 Saddest Video Games of All Time

As a gamer, I’d say some of the most heart-wrenching game endings I’ve ever encountered include Telltale Games: The Walking Dead Season One, A Plague Tale: Requiem, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. While games like What Remains of Edith Finch, SOMA, Shadow of the Colossus, and Firewatch also tackle tough themes with striking visuals and writing, these three stood out for me because they left me in awe of their emotional depth rather than reducing me to tears by the end.

The 10 Best Comedies of the 2020s, Ranked (Including The Naked Gun)

This decade has seen 10 groundbreaking comedies, ranging from traditional sequels to humorous coming-of-age tales, each making a notable mark on the film industry. Regardless of whether they gained popularity through streaming platforms or captivated audiences in cinemas, they have managed to win hearts in their unique ways.

Jamie Lee Curtis Reveals What Made Freaky Friday Easy, And What Made the Sequel More Challenging

Curtis pondered, “Teenagers can be quite complex.” He explained, “In the movie ‘Freaky Friday,’ it was straightforward – adults stood upright while teenagers slouched. It was all so clear-cut. But here, it’s a more intricate transformation, and we had to uncover it through words, language, body movements, mannerisms, and various other aspects. That makes it much harder because it’s not as simple as thinking you’ve got it right.

10 Best Dale Episodes to Watch Before King of the Hill’s Revival

Previously involved in an affair, Dale and John Redcorn had a complex relationship that many fans were eager to delve deeper into during the revival. This intrigue will be satisfied as Toby Huss, the long-standing voice actor, takes on the role of Dale in the latter episodes of the season. However, it’s difficult not to acknowledge the void left by the actors who previously breathed life into these characters. In particular, Brian George, who portrayed Dale Gribble in 257 episodes over the show’s 13-year run on Fox, is deserving of great recognition as we prepare for the premiere of new episodes on Hulu on Aug. 4.

Harry Potter Remake’s Divisive Dursley Change Is Secretly Perfect

Despite no official images being made public yet, behind-the-scenes photos from the Harry Potter set have shown that the new Dursleys are filming the London Zoo scene from the book. This part of Harry’s journey is significant as it marks his first display of his ability to communicate with snakes. However, these images hold more importance for the changes they reveal in the Dursley characters. Compared to their portrayal in the Harry Potter films, this new version of the family looks quite different and has sparked a mix of opinions, some viewing it as a departure from the original characters. Yet, instead of being a drawback, this change could actually work well for the TV show, as it seems to fit the Dursley family quite appropriately.

Silent Hill f Includes More Action Elements to Resonate With New Players, per Series Producer

It’s quite a significant change, but one that appears to have been on the horizon for some time. Series producer Motoi Okamoto, speaking with Game Spark (transcribed by Automaton), stated, “From the early stages of development, I’ve always wanted to add more engaging and exhilarating action to the Silent Hill series. Given that NeoBards excels at creating action games, this was a major factor in our decision to work with them as developers.

TMNT’s Kevin Eastman Confirms What’s the Best Version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

When queried about which adaptation most accurately represented Eastman and co-creator Peter Laird’s initial vision for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters, Eastman swiftly pointed to the original live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film from 1990. He appreciated the movie’s loyalty to the “original black and white series that Peter and I created” as a significant factor contributing to his enjoyment of it. Furthermore, he elaborated that the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film was “the perfect storm” due to its skillful combination of the humor and levity from the 1987 animated series with the comics’ “tone, emotional depth, and grit.