We’re now just a step away from seeing the continuation of “Wednesday” on Netflix. The Tim Burton-produced Addams Family spinoff series made its debut in 2022 and quickly soared among Netflix’s most successful shows ever. Eager fans have been longing for fresh episodes since then, and while we still have to wait until 2025 to catch more of the series, Netflix is giving us a sneak peek at what lies ahead.
Stalker 2 is exceptional, even earning the title of my favorite game this year. As I mentioned in my review, it truly stands out. However, its release was marred by numerous bugs. Remarkably, the development team at GSC Game World has been releasing patches at an incredible speed, and they appear to be addressing these issues effectively. Yet, this situation does lead one to wonder: why didn’t the studio opt for a delay instead?
Announced in September as part of Sony’s 30th anniversary, the game titled My First Gran Turismo is set to release on December 6th for both PS4 and PS5. It can be downloaded free of charge from the PlayStation Store at midnight local time. You can watch the first gameplay trailer below.
The upcoming movie adaptation of one of Stephen King’s novels has been scheduled for release on May 30, 2025. Titled “The Life of Chuck“, this film stars Tom Hiddleston as the main character. Known for his work on shows like The Haunting of Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and movies such as Doctor Sleep and Gerald’s Game (both based on King’s works), director Mike Flanagan is at the helm. The film is structured into three acts, offering a unique portrayal of the life story of the late Charles Krantz. Rather than following a conventional timeline, the narrative unfolds in reverse order, imbuing the story with a sense of melancholy while maintaining an air of intrigue.
For more than a decade, Kohei Horikoshi has been crafting the tale of Izuku Midoriya and his peers at UA Academy’s Class 1-A. After wrapping up “My Hero Academia” manga series, Horikoshi is far from taking it easy in the world of manga. In addition to producing new artwork for his cherished shonen series, he has revealed that he’s actively working on an entirely fresh manga. Intriguingly, Horikoshi hinted at this during a conversation with Marvel Comics, suggesting that his tenure as a mangaka is far from over and offering tantalizing glimpses into the events following Class 1-A’s triumph.
After a long break of over four years, the much-anticipated return of the character Lottie Person from the popular Image Comics series, Snotgirl, is here! You don’t need to refresh your memory with a detailed recap to jump back into the story. In Snotgirl #16, readers are reintroduced to Lottie and her captivating social circle, centered around social media and attention. This issue not only marks a delightful comeback but also acts as a smooth transition from previous events to the new hurdle that Lottie encounters – a budding relationship and issues with her mother.