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Gary K. Wolf, the author of the novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit? (the inspiration for Who Framed Roger Rabbit), recently told ImNotBad.com that he’s gotten the rights back to his Roger Rabbit stories. He’s now planning new projects, and one of the most promising is an adaptation of his novel Jessica Rabbit: XERIOUS Business. This story will reveal Jessica Rabbit’s origins, showing how she used to be a human named Jessica Krupnik.

As a huge Batman fan, I’m really enjoying the new Bat-Fam animated series on Amazon Prime Video. It’s a spin-off from the adorable Merry Little Batman movie we got last year – remember how Damian Wayne basically became ‘Little Batman’ to protect everything while Bruce was gone? This series really expands on their world, and it’s fun seeing Bruce, Damian, and Alfred trying to adjust to some new faces at Wayne Manor, all while still fighting crime. Just recently, in Episode 3, Damian and Alfred went on a mission that definitely called for some serious upgrades to their gear – it was a great episode!

The early 2000s were a remarkably creative period for gaming, with developers freely trying out new and ambitious ideas. This led to the birth of three hugely successful franchises that are still popular and influential today. Each of these games revolutionized its genre, sparked many copycats, and continues to have a major impact on gaming culture even now, twenty years later.

Jeymes Samuel’s historical film, The Book of Clarence, became available on Hulu this Tuesday after being held by Netflix for a year and a half. The movie didn’t get much attention when it was first released – very few people saw it. Sony gave it a limited theatrical release in January 2023 with minimal promotion, and it only earned a little over $6 million at the box office, despite costing around $40 million to make.

The Flash is famous for facing off against a wide range of bizarre and powerful villains. These enemies, from creatures made of lava to dangerous time travelers, often challenge the Fastest Man Alive.

Paradox recently announced a major update for the console versions of Stellaris. While they didn’t initially share a release date, it was revealed alongside other new Stellaris content. This update introduces versions of the game specifically designed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, allowing the developers to fully utilize the power of these newer consoles.

Sony hasn’t released a dedicated gaming monitor for PlayStation in over a decade – the last one was for the PS3 back in 2011 and was only 24 inches. This new monitor is the first designed for the PS5, and it includes a convenient DualSense controller charging hook. Here’s a rundown of what we know about it so far.

We don’t have exact details on the cost or specs for The Stranger and Baylan Skoll lightsabers yet, but you can place your order starting November 17th at 8am Pacific Time / 11am Eastern Time, right here at The Disney Store. Disney will also be selling Hasbro’s The Black Series The Stranger Electronic Helmet at the same time. You might find a better price on Amazon, where it’s currently available for $79.99 – it’s the perfect accessory to go with your new lightsaber!

The new episode of South Park, Season 28 Episode 3, premieres on Comedy Central Wednesday, November 12th at 10 PM Eastern Time. A sneak peek reveals Butters will get into trouble after using artificial intelligence to create fake videos of his classmates. Considering South Park‘s history with AI, the outcome could be unpredictable. You can see a preview below.