A reliable source, Cryptic4k, is questioning the claim of a fifth trailer, stating they were firmly told only four were planned. Furthermore, community feedback on the tweet announcing the fifth trailer suggests that two of the existing trailers might simply be slightly different cuts of the same footage. Therefore, this new information should be viewed with skepticism.
Prime Video now has both Blade and Blade II available to stream. These films, based on the Marvel Comics character Blade, star Wesley Snipes as the vampire hunter known as the “daywalker.” Stephen Norrington directed the first movie, which also features Stephen Dorff, Kris Kristofferson, and N’Bushe Wright. Guillermo del Toro directed the sequel, with appearances by Kristofferson, Norman Reedus, and Ron Perlman. However, the third Blade movie, Blade: Trinity, isn’t currently available on the platform.
The so-called “Robin Problem” essentially claims there are too many characters using the Robin identity and that the number needs to be reduced. The poorly received “H2SH” storyline reportedly aimed to address this, partly by turning Jason Todd into a villain and setting up future plot points. This is similar to how Marvel experimented with renaming Miles Morales in Radioactive Spider-Man. However, I believe the issue isn’t with Robin or Spider-Man themselves, but with broader problems within the comic book industry.
In the DC Universe, a truly impressive power isn’t just about what it can do – it’s about how it reflects the character using it. It’s about their choices, and how they overcome the difficulties that come with having such abilities. DC excels at demonstrating that powers aren’t enough to make someone a hero; it’s about who they are as a person.
As a huge Superman fan, I’m thrilled to see Clark Kent finally getting the spotlight he deserves. From unique stories like Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum to being central to the major DC K.O. event, this has been a fantastic year for the Man of Tomorrow – the most attention he’s received in years! While many great Superman stories came out, a few really highlighted what a phenomenal year it was for him. Here are 5 key moments from 2025 that prove just how big it was for the legendary DC Comics hero.
Science fiction has always been a popular form of entertainment, and lately, it’s been especially strong on television. 2025 brought a lot of new and returning sci-fi shows, but a few really stood out. Covering everything from alien encounters to intelligent robots, sci-fi TV delivered some fantastic stories this year. Here’s a ranked list of the very best series.
Even a detailed timeline couldn’t answer all the questions, and trying to fix inconsistencies by creating three separate timelines actually made things more confusing. Breath of the Wild attempted to solve this by combining those timelines into one unified world. But, recent Legend of Zelda games have only added to the complexity.
We’re excited to share three creative projects where players reimagined Elden Ring as if it were made for older gaming consoles. These ‘de-makes’ beautifully showcase the charm of those classic systems and offer a fun look at how incredibly challenging the game could have been.
Okay, so I just saw a trailer pop up today that revealed the release date for 2XKO! It’s officially coming out on January 20th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. It was on Riot’s YouTube channel, but they quickly took it down. Luckily, a bunch of us saw it before they did, and it definitely looked like the real deal. So yeah, mark your calendars – January 20th is the day!
Premiering on Cartoon Network on December 27, 2005, Ben 10 quickly became a popular show. It told the story of Ben Tennyson, a boy who discovered a special watch called the Omnitrix. This watch gave him the ability to transform into ten different aliens, and eventually many more. The series grew into a huge franchise with sequels, reboots, and a complex universe, and its creators are now hoping to continue the story.