Marvel Studios is now focusing on animation to create fresh stories and explore different possibilities, something they’ve done well with the series *What If…?* For example, it featured an interesting take on T’Challa as Star-Lord. However, the release of the spin-off *Marvel Zombies* – a storyline fans have anticipated for decades – is starting to overshadow the original *What If…?* series.
ComicBook recently spoke with several stars of *Futurama* – Billy West (the voice of Fry, Professor Farnsworth, and Zoidberg), Lauren Tom (Amy), and Phil Lamarr (Hermes) – about the show’s return. They all shared their enthusiasm about continuing with the series, and expressed hope for even more seasons beyond the already confirmed Season 14 on Hulu, as long as the show continues to be made.
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Square Enix has been focusing a lot on updating older games like *Final Fantasy Tactics*, the *Dragon Quest* series, and *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, but they’ve largely overlooked a really interesting project from the past. I think it’s time they revisited *Vagrant Story*. It’s a game that deserves more attention.
These five MCU movies aren’t as good today as they were at the time of their release.
If you haven’t tried the newest *Silent Hill* game yet, be aware that it’s quite a departure from the older, classic *Silent Hill* titles. This difference is even more noticeable since fans recently received a very faithful remake of *Silent Hill 2*. So, if you were hoping *Silent Hill F* would continue that classic style, you might find it doesn’t quite meet your expectations.
The 1980s saw some huge movie franchises begin, but many other popular films never got sequels, despite being well-received. These weren’t obscure or small films – they were often made by major studios, starred famous actors, and sometimes even did well in theaters. However, they remained standalone movies, for better or worse. Here are five sci-fi films from the ’80s that generated a lot of buzz but didn’t lead to any sequels.
Whether it’s creating a future where the world ends or barely managing to prevent disaster, the X-Men have come dangerously close to destroying everything on more than one occasion. Here’s a look at some of those times.
Rick Flag Sr. travels to Louisiana and the Bell Reeve Prison to meet with Lex Luthor, who is now incarcerated after nearly destroying Metropolis by opening a dimensional rift during his battle with Superman. However, Luthor’s knowledge of dimensional travel is exactly why Flag Sr. is willing to make a deal with him: to locate Peacemaker and obtain the alien technology powering the Quantum Unfolding Chamber.
We could finally see a truly powerful and dangerous Hulk again – one who might even be capable of killing someone. While it’s unfortunate to think about, many fans have been waiting a long time to see a genuinely intimidating Hulk in a movie.