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The series has made it clear that All Might is an incredibly important hero, but it hasn’t completely shown us how he became one. We’ve seen moments that reveal his character and values, and his struggles with injuries make him relatable. However, the spin-off series Vigilantes is currently demonstrating just how extraordinary All Might was in his prime. The latest episode portrays him as almost godlike – powerful, majestic, and a true savior for people.

Despite past disappointments with live-action remakes, Disney is still planning more. Confirmed projects include live-action versions of Moana and Tangled, and a sequel is in the works for the Lilo & Stitch remake. Whether these new films will be more successful remains to be seen, but it’s a positive sign, especially considering Disney has nine other projects that have been cancelled or put on hold.

Famke Janssen, later known for playing Jean Grey in the X-Men films, initially declined the role of Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She worried that being a regular on the TV show would hurt her chances of landing movie roles. According to the 2000 book Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion by Terry J. Erdmann and Paula M. Block, Janssen turned down the part before Terry Farrell was cast. While she considered it “a great opportunity,” Janssen was concerned about balancing the TV series with pursuing other film roles and characters.

We’ve definitely moved past the style of games seen on the Xbox 360. While a few titles, like Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, still capture that era’s unique energy and design, most modern games don’t. I think that’s a shame, because many Xbox 360 games were some of the best the studio ever made, and often better than what they release now. Thankfully, occasionally we get a game, like Space Marine 2, that brings back that classic feel with a modern twist. That’s exactly what Stupid Never Dies does – it’s a really over-the-top and vibrant RPG that feels like a blast of the action-packed game design from the early 2000s, and it’s exactly what we need.

In The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Boba Fett appeared with iconic villains like Darth Vader and Jabba the Hutt. He’s best known for delivering Han Solo, frozen in carbonite, to Jabba as a reward. Beyond that, Fett didn’t play a major role in the films before his defeat in the Sarlacc Pit. However, a recent Star Wars comic book (#6) revealed a surprising connection: Boba Fett was actually responsible for a key element in the relationship between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker.

Starting March 25th, all 133 episodes of the classic sitcom Good Times will be available to stream on Prime Video. Created by Eric Monte and Mike Evans and produced by television legend Norman Lear, the show has a unique history: it began as a spin-off from Maude, which itself was a spin-off of All in the Family. Good Times originally aired on CBS from 1974 to 1979 and followed the Evans family – Florida, James, and their children J.J., Thelma, and Michael – as they navigated the challenges of living in a Chicago housing project and striving for a better life.

Gordon Shumway, better known as ALF, is a truly iconic character from the 1980s. When the sitcom ALF premiered in 1987, it was a huge success, quickly spawning two animated spin-off shows. However, the live-action series ended in a surprisingly sad and unresolved way. The final episode, which aired 36 years ago today on March 24, 1990, left fans with a heartbreaking cliffhanger that remained unanswered for years.

These days, it’s common for comic books to be relaunched with new number one issues to increase sales, even if the original series had been running for a long time. But when you combine all the different series and volumes of some DC titles, you find that a few have incredibly long histories. Here are ten of DC’s longest-running comics – books that have truly shaped the superhero genre.

I’ve always loved how Nintendo gets to really try new things when it’s not a Mario game! Even if the basic jumping and running feels familiar, they completely change up the objectives, how the game flows, and the overall vibe, making everything feel new and exciting. That’s where Nintendo truly shines – they take what works in platforming and build something totally different around a new character or idea. If you’re like me and looking for amazing 3D platformers on Nintendo consoles, these five games really show just how creative they are, proving they’re capable of so much more than just Mario!