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As much as Spider-Man keeps delivering amazing comics and stories, there’s still a lingering hurt among fans over the “One More Day” storyline – and many feel it can never be truly fixed. But Marvel seems to understand what we’re craving, and they’ve given us something truly special with The Amazing Spider-Man: Torn. This series takes us back to Peter Parker’s college years, and honestly, issue #3 proved this is exactly the kind of Spider-Man story I – and so many others – have been hoping for. It feels like a breath of fresh air and a real return to what makes the character so compelling.

Marvel movies often create continuity errors. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has frequently changed past storylines in its films and TV shows to fit new plans. While this happens, it sometimes negates impactful character arcs and makes previously great scenes feel pointless when looking back.

Disney has worked hard to connect its movies with other entertainment like video games and comics, including an Avatar-themed area at Disney World. One example is Ubisoft’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, a fantastic but often overlooked game that lets players explore the world of Pandora. It’s a visually stunning open-world experience that builds on the environmental themes of the films, putting players in the role of a protector of the planet. Ubisoft has continued to update the game since its 2023 release, recently adding a major story expansion set shortly after the events of Avatar: Fire and Ash.

Along with a new promotional image for the stage play and more details about it, an action role-playing game based on the series is also being made for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC (through Steam). But the biggest news is that season 2 of the anime has been confirmed! Many consider this to be one of the best anime of 2025, and it’s bringing a unique new approach to the shonen genre. We’ll continue to follow Rudo and the Cleaners’ adventures, beautifully animated by Studio Bones, and fans are eager to see it return soon.

The very first adventure of the First Doctor (William Hartnell) and his companions – Susan Foreman (Carole Ann Ford), Ian Chesterton (William Russell), and Barbara Wright (Jacqueline Hill) – involved encountering a tribe from the Stone Age. The second story, “The Daleks” from 1963, introduced a monster that would become one of the Doctor’s most iconic and enduring foes. Broadcast in seven parts between December 21, 1963, and February 1, 1964, “The Daleks” established the Daleks as the Doctor’s longest-running enemies.

The next anime season will begin with the One Piece: Elbaph Arc. The One Piece anime is taking a break and will return in April with a new season, promising a faster adaptation pace than previous seasons. Fans can get a first look at the Elbaph arc with a new trailer and poster revealed at Jump Festa 2026.

Shows like Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, and even The Penguin (despite not being part of the DCU) have proven audiences enjoy stories about flawed, and sometimes downright bad, characters just as much as traditional heroes. So, we’re going to explore seven DC villains who would be ideal leads for their own TV series, and discuss what makes them so compelling. Let’s start brainstorming some supervillain shows!

2026 is set to be a huge year for the new DC Universe, marking its first full year of films and stories. We’re expecting to see individual movies for many DC characters, with release dates announced throughout the next year. Beyond that, we can also anticipate news about future projects, the introduction of new characters and storylines, and important decisions that will define the direction of the franchise. Here are 7 predictions about what we might see in the DCU in 2026.

This decision feels like a clever, yet risky, move that was bound to happen. After already reviving Robert Downey Jr. in a new role as Doctor Doom, bringing back Evans is a clear attempt to recapture fan excitement and boost interest in Doomsday. Marvel really needs this movie to be a big success, because the Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn’t felt as unstoppable lately.

Released in 2023, The Creator is a film directed by Gareth Edwards that initially generated a lot of excitement. While critics offered mixed reviews (it currently has a 67% score on Rotten Tomatoes), audiences generally enjoyed it more, giving it a 75% audience score. Over time, the film has gained even more appreciation, and is now available to stream on Prime Video. Many consider it to be underrated.