I’m not saying these comics are bad – everyone has their favorites! But having read comics for most of my life, I can confidently say some storylines are pretty unexpected. Take Knight Terrors, which centers on the nightmares of heroes and villains, or Amazons Attack!, where warriors from Themyscira used bees to attack Washington D.C. I’m not criticizing anyone’s taste, but here are 5 of the strangest events in DC Comics history.
It’s happened before – major PlayStation games have been removed from digital stores, causing upset among players. We’ve seen titles like Genshin Impact disappear completely, leaving players unable to access games they’ve spent considerable time and money on. This current situation, with a game being delisted, suggests that PlayStation VR might be nearing the end of its lifespan. While the VR headset has had its share of challenges, it’s built a loyal fanbase, and this delisting could signal its eventual discontinuation.
The fantasy show Grimm faced a similar fate, often being less visible than the hugely popular Once Upon a Time. ABC heavily promoted Once Upon a Time, likely because of its focus on romance and broadly appealing stories. Meanwhile, NBC gave Grimm little support, scheduling it on Friday nights – a time slot known for low viewership – despite its dedicated fans. Although a spin-off series was planned after Grimm‘s cancellation, it never materialized, and many believe the show still deserves one.
Lots of anime series have been building to their endings, and several will wrap up this week. Here are five finales you definitely won’t want to miss!
Last night, when PlayStation Network briefly experienced an outage, we checked the PSN Service Status page for details and discovered it’s now called the PlayStation Service Status page.
Luckily, there are some quick, enjoyable reads available in the fantasy genre. Several excellent stories can be finished in a single day. These include a fresh take on a classic fairytale from a writer specializing in short fantasy and horror, and a rare shorter work by Brandon Sanderson – books readers will easily devour.
Disney is planning to release an animated movie in June 2029 – something it hasn’t done in nearly 20 years. The last summer release was the film Winnie the Pooh in 2011. It’s unusual for Disney, given how popular summer is for moviegoing, and they could have easily alternated summer releases with Pixar to ensure one of their studios had a new film out each year.
Charlie Cox finally brought his Daredevil character to the big screen with a cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Now, the cast of Daredevil is back, and the first season of Daredevil: Born Again concluded with Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin becoming the mayor of New York City. Fans are eagerly anticipating Season 2 of Born Again, especially with Krysten Ritter reprising her role as Jessica Jones. To get ready for the new season, you might want to review what happened previously.
It’s common for a sequel to tarnish the legacy of a beloved game. A prime example is The Last of Us Part II, which many fans felt was unnecessary after the first game offered a satisfying conclusion. Often, the more highly a game is regarded, the harder it is for fans to embrace a continuing series, particularly if the sequels don’t capture what made the original so special.
Over the years, Toonami has aired many shows, but some haven’t stuck with audiences. These five series, for various reasons, didn’t gain much popularity in the United States. Perhaps they were lost in the shadow of huge franchises like Dragon Ball Z and Naruto, or maybe they just didn’t connect with viewers. Here’s a look at some Toonami shows that deserved more recognition.