Gotham City provides a fantastic setting for developing compelling villains. While Batman is known for having incredibly strong adversaries, some of the most interesting ones often get overshadowed by the more famous villains. It’s unfortunate, because many of these lesser-known Batman villains are actually among the best. Here are seven villains who deserve more recognition and should be considered among the greatest of all time.
PlayStation announced this week that *Tekken 3* will be released on current gaming systems before the end of 2025. Originally debuting in arcades and then on the original PlayStation in 1998, this updated version of *Tekken 3* will also be available to PlayStation Plus subscribers as part of the Classics catalog. We can expect more information about the new features and improvements in the coming weeks.
These ten anime are original stories, not adapted from manga. This means everyone can enjoy the surprises and twists without needing any background knowledge.
Pilgrim Adventures and GrabTheGames are currently offering their dark RPG, *The Deed*, as a free download on Steam. Originally released in 2015, the game is approaching its 10th anniversary on November 13th. But first, you can add it to your library and keep it forever until September 27th at 1:00 PM EST.
Homelander may be incredibly powerful, but he’s surprisingly vulnerable emotionally. This weakness could be exploited, and several characters in *The Boys* might actually be able to defeat him. Here are four of them.
The movie, now titled *The Social Reckoning*, is scheduled to be released in theaters on October 9, 2026, according to *Variety*. The film stars Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Bill Burr, and Jeremy Strong. The script, written by Aaron Sorkin, is based on the reporting in *The Facebook Files*, a *Wall Street Journal* series that revealed the harmful effects of Facebook and social media. Mikey Madison will play Frances Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower, while Jeremy Allen White will portray journalist Jeff Horwitz. Jeremy Strong has taken over the role of Mark Zuckerberg, previously held by Jesse Eisenberg.
Ozlem concluded her talk by asking the audience if they had seen *Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle*, and most responded positively. She then voiced support for the series creator, Koyoharu Gotouge, explaining that artists sometimes don’t receive fair compensation for their work and need strong legal representation to protect their projects. While Gotouge hasn’t publicly discussed her earnings from *Demon Slayer*, recent reports about the financial arrangements surrounding *Demon Slayer: Mugen Train* have upset many fans.
A lot of science fiction TV shows from the 1990s still hold up remarkably well today. While the special effects weren’t as sophisticated as those that came later, the decade produced some truly excellent sci-fi programs with talented actors. These shows were so popular that they made some actors household names in the 90s. Unfortunately, many of those stars faded from public view after their time on these series.
Fans have seen several stories where members of the Justice League become villains. These transformations happen in a few ways – sometimes it’s in alternate realities where different life events lead them down a dark path, and other times it’s core members of the main Justice League turning evil. Here are ten examples of Justice League members who became villains, causing harm to their teams.
Even though these teams aren’t exactly like Task Force X, it’s usually really enjoyable to see a group of villains working together. Whether they *want* to do good or are *made* to, the idea behind the *Suicide Squad* has been adapted and reimagined in these 5 Marvel teams.