Marvel’s Biggest Manga Reveals Major Announcement

The popular manga series Deadpool: Samurai, a collaboration between Shonen Jump and Marvel Comics created by Sanshiro Kasama and Hikaru Uesugi, is returning after a hiatus. Originally launched in 2020, the series paused in October 2024, but will resume releasing new chapters starting January 15th. Shueisha announced the return to celebrate the occasion.

Everyone Has Forgotten About This Incredible PlayStation RPG Series

Man, Growlanser was a game-changer when I first played it. The battles were really strategic, the characters felt genuine, and the story actually branched depending on my choices – it was surprisingly mature for something I picked up on a whim! I was just a kid and grabbed it because the cover looked cool at the store with my parents, but it’s stuck with me ever since. It’s a shame it seems to have been forgotten by a lot of people, even the developers themselves, but I still remember how much I loved it.

Kojima Productions, Asus Announce Partnership to Launch ROG Flow Z13-KJP 2-in-1 Gaming Tablet

The ROG Flow Z13-KJP boasts a vibrant 13.4-inch touchscreen display with a sharp 2560 x 1600 resolution and a smooth 180Hz refresh rate. It’s powered by a powerful AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 processor with 16 cores and 32 threads, running at 3.00 GHz (boostable to 5.1 GHz) and featuring 80 MB of cache, paired with 128 GB of fast 8000 MHz LPDDR5X RAM and a Radeon 8060S GPU. For artificial intelligence tasks, it includes a dedicated AMD XDNA NPU capable of processing up to 50 trillion operations per second. The device also features a comfortable chiclet keyboard with customizable RGB backlighting. Connectivity options are plentiful, including a headphone/microphone combo jack, HDMI 2.1 port, two USB-C ports supporting DisplayPort and power delivery, a fast USB-A port (up to 10 Gbps), a microSD card reader, and compatibility with the XG Mobile GC34 external GPU enclosure.

Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia #2 Is an Exciting Thriller (Review)

Following up on the excellent first issue, Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia #2 delivers a compelling continuation of the story. The first issue laid the groundwork, and this one brings the conflict to a head. Writer and artist Gabriel Hardman truly shines in his portrayal of the characters, each feeling integral to the narrative. The Question acts as a gritty, street-level detective, while Green Arrow passionately challenges the powerful elite. Batman, as always, strives to uphold order, but with a healthy dose of skepticism. Like many classic DC comics from the 1980s, this series skillfully blends relevant social themes with iconic superheroes, and Hardman clearly understands what made those stories so impactful.

One of 2025’s Biggest RPGs Is Getting a Major Update This Week

Everstone Studio announced that the 1.2 update for Where Winds Meet will be available worldwide on January 9, 2026. This follows a fun New Year event called “Goose Overlord,” which playfully changed the game and its online presence with goose-themed decorations and activities.

We Bury The Dead’s Brenton Thwaites on Zombies, Nightwing & Pirates of the Caribbean [Exclusive]

After the disaster, a young American woman named Ava (Daisy Ridley) volunteers to identify the bodies, hoping to find out if her husband was among those killed. However, she soon discovers that some of the deceased are mysteriously coming back to life. She teams up with Clay (Thwaites), a seemingly casual man who joins the effort almost out of curiosity. Even though Thwaites is familiar with horror movies, he admits dealing with actual reanimated corpses is far more frightening than he expected.

Absolute Batman: Ark M Special is a Chilling Start to 2026 (Review)

We recently learned a lot about the Joker’s past in Absolute Batman #15, including some surprising revelations. However, many mysteries remain, particularly surrounding his secretive Ark M project. Fortunately, Scott Snyder, along with Frank Tieri and Josh Hixon, is releasing a new one-shot comic that explores the history of Arkham Asylum in this universe and hints at the challenges coming up in the next year of Absolute Batman.

2026’s First Zombie Movie Has a Big Problem

The zombie film, We Bury The Dead, features Daisy Ridley (known from Star Wars) in a story with a twist. In this world, a failed U.S. government experiment has essentially switched off the brains of everyone – people and animals – on the island of Tasmania. This leaves most of the population dead and decaying, though a few become more typical, traditional zombies. Ridley plays Ava Newman, who is determined to find her husband, who was away on business. She volunteers to help clear the bodies, hoping it will bring her closer to him.