You can enjoy Wonder Man even if you haven’t been following the recent Marvel movies and shows, but knowing a little about the characters beforehand will help you get the most out of it.
It’s been hard to find a show as good as Succession since it ended. Its unique blend of drama, comedy, and insightful look at society, combined with unforgettable characters, made it almost flawless. While shows like The Righteous Gemstones came close, they didn’t quite hit the mark. Even Jesse Armstrong, the creator of Succession, hasn’t been able to recreate that same brilliance with his new show, Mountainhead. But now, a new series might finally fill the void.
The beauty of anime lies in its refusal to be easily categorized by emotion or style – and that’s intentional. It often breaks from traditional Western storytelling, challenging what you expect in terms of culture, rhythm, and speed. This initial confusion isn’t a flaw, though; it’s a sign you’re starting to understand just how vast and creative anime truly is.
Following the positive response to our trailer at The Game Awards, we’re excited to finally share what we mean by a player-versus-player raid shooter,” said Chad Grenier, co-founder and game director at Wildlight Entertainment. “Highguard offers a unique gameplay loop. Each match builds as players strengthen their base, explore the world, fight each other, and launch coordinated raids and defenses until only one base remains.”
The developers have big plans, according to their recently released roadmap. The game is currently launching with Episode 1. Next month, Episode 2 will begin rolling out, starting with a new playable character (Warden), a new map, a new mount, and a Ranked Mode. In March, they’ll add a new base and a tool for raids, giving players even more ways to strategize.
Even though the original game was great, experiencing it for the first time was truly memorable. Now, with the sequel almost here, it’s much larger and more ambitious. However, just because it’s bigger doesn’t automatically mean it will be better.
In Highguard, players participate in “Raids” where the goal is to get the Stormbreaker and destroy the enemy team’s base. Before each match, you select from different base types, and then venture out to find improved weapons, armor, and equipment. You earn Vesper – the game’s currency – by mining, defeating opponents, and other activities, which you can then trade to Flynn for valuable rewards.
The first issue of Predator: Bloodshed arrives in comic shops on February 25th and promises to be an exciting new take on the Predator story. Written by Jordan Morris with artwork by Roland Boschi and Ruairi Coleman, this five-issue series throws a Yautja hunter into the world of underground martial arts, creating a unique and thrilling conflict. ComicBook has a special first look at this unprecedented story.
HBO’s new show set in Westeros, co-created by George R.R. Martin and Ira Parker, is based on his Tales of Dunk and Egg stories. Fans should find it more faithful to the original books than Game of Thrones. The second episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms introduces the Targaryen family – Baelor, Maekar, Valarr, and Aerion – and reveals their family crest. Importantly, the three-headed dragon on the crest has only two legs, which is how Martin always envisioned it. While the first five seasons of Game of Thrones used a two-legged dragon, House of the Dragon switched to a four-legged version. Martin expressed his dissatisfaction with this change back in 2024, stating:
Chris Pratt was already well-known as Peter Quill/Star-Lord after appearing in two Marvel films, but his role in 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War sparked controversy among fans. In the movie, a plan to defeat Thanos on Titan goes wrong when Quill learns Gamora is dead, and his reaction ultimately leads to devastating consequences – many fans believe his actions caused the loss of half the universe’s life. However, Pratt himself views the situation differently.