Games

To hold fans over until the next installment, there’s more KPop Demon Hunters content coming soon! The Art of KPop Demon Hunters: Platinum Edition will be released on September 8th, followed by KPop Demon Hunters: The Official Screen Comic Boxed Set on November 3rd. This comic set is a 700-page graphic novel expanding on the film’s story and including lyrics from the popular soundtrack. Netflix says the boxed set also includes two posters, a special slipcase, two paperback books with unique covers, and other collectible extras.

“Who’s Your Daddy” is a 2016 video game designed for two players. One player takes on the role of a father, and the other controls a mischievous baby. The father’s job is to keep the baby alive, while the baby player tries to find increasingly dangerous and funny ways to… well, not survive. It’s a silly concept – one player attempts baby-style suicide, and the other frantically tries to stop it – but it’s surprisingly enjoyable, particularly when played with a friend. The game originally took place in a house, but a later version added a new training area called The Baby Daddy Academy, along with an updated version of the original house map.

Alan Cumming, known for his role in the original X-Men films, has shared that the cast list for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday isn’t complete. He told Deadline that the sequel includes surprise characters who were even hidden within the script itself, while discussing his reprise of the role of Nightcrawler in the major Marvel Cinematic Universe film.

Director Simon McQuoid spoke with ComicBook about Mortal Kombat, explaining why the film didn’t include a scene after the credits. He said he wrote a few different options for such a scene, but they never made it to filming. While the movie is visually impressive with great special effects, the production budget wasn’t unlimited. They had to be careful and strategic about what they filmed to get the most impact for their money.

In a recent conversation with ComicBook, Mortal Kombat II writer Jeremy Slater hinted that the upcoming Mortal Kombat 3 might not feature a traditional tournament. Slater explained that they’re exploring ways to capture the same high-stakes feeling of a tournament without actually having one. He doesn’t have a definitive answer yet, but believes they can still deliver the intense, life-or-death battles fans expect, even without a formal competition.

Many players are encountering lengthy battles focused on stalling, particularly with teams built around the Pokémon Milotic. While defensive strategies have always been part of Pokémon, the problem lies in how Pokémon Champions handles timed matches. Unlike previous games, which awarded victory based on remaining HP when time ran out, Pokémon Champions now declares a draw. This single change allows players to deliberately waste time, even when losing, without penalty, leading to a frustrating experience.

It’s a shame when a good story doesn’t get to finish. Sometimes, things happen beyond anyone’s control – like changes in publishing plans or writers moving on to other projects – that leave comic book storylines incomplete. Just because these stories weren’t finished doesn’t mean they aren’t worth remembering. Today, we’re taking a look at five fantastic Marvel stories that were cut short, and exploring the exciting paths they were heading down.

This show masterfully explores complex relationships – love, dependence, manipulation, guilt, and the effects of past trauma – all brought to life through sharp writing and outstanding acting. What’s particularly compelling is that the characters aren’t simply good or evil; everyone has shades of gray. But who has been the most impactful character so far? With Season 3 of Interview with the Vampire on the horizon and promising big changes, here’s a ranking of the 7 best characters, from least to most compelling.

Like many popular WEBToons, including Solo Leveling, The God of High School, and Tower of God, Viral Hit is getting an anime adaptation. Originally created by Taejun Pak and Kim Junhyun, the series ran from 2019 to 2024 and is now becoming a live-action show on Netflix, premiering June 11th. Netflix recently shared a trailer and description, highlighting that the webtoon has over 2.2 billion views worldwide and tells the story of a bullied student who finds redemption through fighting. You can watch the trailer below.

Fans have been suggesting actors for the upcoming HBO remake of Harry Potter, and one actor who was previously considered for the films recently addressed the online buzz. Kevin McKidd, known for his role in Grey’s Anatomy, told Entertainment Weekly he’s aware of the fan castings and wouldn’t rule out being involved, saying he’s a big Harry Potter fan and open to the possibility.