After seventeen years, it’s become clear how each person has evolved – and unfortunately, most haven’t changed for the better. Determining who is the ‘worst’ among them is difficult, but their true characters are now evident.
As a huge cinema fan, I have to say the original series was a massive hit. Critics loved it, fans went wild for it – especially Grogu, or ‘Baby Yoda’ as everyone called him! It really proved that live-action *Star Wars* on TV could work, something even George Lucas hadn’t explored. But things are shifting now. We all thought Season 4 of *The Mandalorian* was a given – plans were definitely underway at one point. Instead, we’re getting a new series called *The Mandalorian and Grogu*, and it feels like a bigger change is happening within the *Star Wars* universe, and even at Disney as a whole.
Good news for fans: there are plenty of fantastic comics that can recreate that same excitement you felt watching the early Marvel Cinematic Universe. While some of these stories directly inspired the MCU films, not all feature the original characters. However, they all deliver incredible adventures, and these ten picks are sure to satisfy your craving for that classic MCU feel.
It’s hard to overstate how impressive *DBZA* is. Team Four Star didn’t just edit *Dragon Ball Z*; they completely reimagined it with new lines and a unique style, creating something truly legendary. While we always encourage supporting the original *Dragon Ball Z* and its creators, *DBZA* offers a fresh and hilarious way to enjoy the series. As Team Four Star themselves put it: “This is a parody. Please support the official release.”
According to a post on Dealabs, *Alan Wake 2* is expected to be a free PlayStation Plus game in October 2025. It’s believed to be the biggest of three games added to the service next month, and if the information is accurate-Dealabs is usually reliable-PS Plus members should be able to download it from October 7th to November 4th.
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In a recent interview with *Empire*, creator Noah Hawley dashed fans’ hopes for a crossover between *Predator* and *Alien*. He confirmed that no Xenomorphs will appear in the movie, but emphasized this actually makes the story stronger. Hawley explained they didn’t want to simply combine the two franchises for the sake of it, and that the inclusion of the Weyland-Yutani corporation is driven by genuine narrative reasons.
During the 1990s, television truly came into its own, especially with the rise of cable and new types of programming. Animation played a huge role in this growth. While Saturday morning cartoons remained popular with children, animation expanded far beyond that. Dedicated channels emerged to serve young audiences, but animated shows also began targeting adults, creating a broader fanbase. These programs not only attracted fans of genres like science fiction, but also helped to popularize animation as a whole.
I’m so excited for October! On the 12th, Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin – the geniuses behind *I Think You Should Leave* – are releasing a new show called *The Chair Company*. It’s supposed to be a really funny and twisty conspiracy story. And then, just a couple weeks after that, on October 26th, HBO is giving us *IT: Welcome to Derry*, a spin-off from Stephen King’s *IT*. It’s going to be a great month for TV!
While the list of villains in the upcoming *Brand New Day* isn’t extensive yet, it’s beginning to suggest a serious threat. Scorpion will be back after a quick appearance in *Spider-Man: Homecoming*, likely still seeking revenge on Spider-Man for his imprisonment. However, the plans of another confirmed villain could be much bigger, as they have ties to a character with a long and intense rivalry with Spider-Man.