Norman Osborn, one of Marvel’s smartest and most menacing villains, is a truly frightening opponent. The Green Goblin consistently threatens Spider-Man, even overcoming death through returns from the grave or by others adopting the villainous persona. These storylines have cemented the Green Goblin’s reputation as Spider-Man’s greatest and most bitter enemy.
Despite being a sequel to a highly-regarded role-playing game, this action-focused title is often considered one of the weakest entries in the Final Fantasy series.
Even when published on popular websites or in magazines, many series struggle to find a large enough audience. Last year, one platform cancelled dozens of series, including My Marriage to Saneka, which finished with its 25th chapter on November 25, 2025. Although the series was well-loved for its beautiful artwork and charming characters, it wasn’t successful enough to continue. The cancellation news was especially upsetting to fans, who had given the manga positive reviews. The final volume will be released on April 13, 2026, and the cover art has already been revealed.
The TV show My So-Called Life ended after just one season with its final episode, “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities,” airing on January 26, 1995. The show, set in a made-up suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, realistically portrayed the life of 15-year-old Angela Chase as she navigated the challenges of high school and friendships. It received widespread praise and several awards, tackling important social issues and launching the careers of stars like Claire Danes and Jared Leto, who became well-known for his role as Jordan Catalano.
A new TV spot for The Odyssey dropped this weekend, and it included a surprising announcement: Travis Scott, the Grammy-nominated rapper, is in the film. Neither Universal nor director Christopher Nolan had mentioned his involvement beforehand, making it a complete surprise to fans. This is actually a tactic Nolan has used before – keeping a cameo role a secret until release.
Resident Evil Requiem feels like the ultimate expression of everything the series has achieved over the past three decades. By successfully balancing two distinct gameplay styles within a traditional horror setting, the game delivers exactly what fans want: a compelling blend of intense suspense, exciting action, and rich storytelling that defines the series. The game’s commitment to seamlessly integrating these three core elements suggests it could be one of the franchise’s finest installments.
Now that Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is out (and maybe that’s a good thing!), the pressure is on Nintendo’s other development teams to create a truly innovative game, something on the level of Breath of the Wild. While the Switch 2 has some fun exclusive games, it still feels like it’s missing that one essential, standout title to make it a must-have console. Luckily, there’s one Nintendo studio that hasn’t announced anything yet, and they could be working on exactly the game we’re hoping for.
Despite a lot of options out there, some truly exceptional dark fantasy series still stand out. Here are 7 of the best ever created, each offering unique stories and cleverly mixing different genres. Some of these series unfortunately ended too soon, while others had the perfect run, and a few are still being made! Every series on this list is fantastic, and you might even wish some of them lasted forever.
You can enjoy Wonder Man even if you haven’t been following the recent Marvel movies and shows, but knowing a little about the characters beforehand will help you get the most out of it.
It’s been hard to find a show as good as Succession since it ended. Its unique blend of drama, comedy, and insightful look at society, combined with unforgettable characters, made it almost flawless. While shows like The Righteous Gemstones came close, they didn’t quite hit the mark. Even Jesse Armstrong, the creator of Succession, hasn’t been able to recreate that same brilliance with his new show, Mountainhead. But now, a new series might finally fill the void.