Poison Ivy, one of Batman’s longest-lasting enemies, has transformed significantly over the years. Originally a seductive villain, she’s become a major threat, often blurring the lines between good and evil. While hints of her new direction appeared in Absolute Batman #10, we’re now getting our first real look at her evolved form, and she’s proving to be a formidable foe.
Robin Williams and Keegan-Michael Key will be the voices behind Ember & Ice, a new three-part audio romance from Quinn, a company specializing in erotic audio. The story, described as captivating and perfect for fans of Booktok, centers on Dane and Finn, princes from feuding magical kingdoms. Set in a detailed fantasy world, Ember & Ice explores themes of love, duty, and forbidden attraction as the princes defy expectations and follow their hearts, creating a story full of tension, longing, and intimate moments.
Hey gamers, heads up! Until December 30th at 11 AM Eastern Time, you can snag Viewfinder for absolutely free on the Epic Games Store. I checked it out, and it’s a really cool first-person puzzle game that came out last year. Basically, you use a camera to change the world around you – it’s a mind-bending mechanic that makes the puzzles super interesting, and they definitely get harder as you go! Normally it costs around $25, so it’s a sweet deal if you’re looking for something new to play.
Voting for the Dragon Ball popularity poll is now over. We won’t know the final results until late January, but current rankings show which characters have been most popular with fans for years – particularly those in the top 10.
I’ve been thinking about the Teen Titans, and there are so many awesome members who haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve. Whether they were written out of storylines with all the universe reboots, or just decided to leave the team, they’ve been overlooked for way too long, and I want to shine a light on them!
With Doctor Doom expected to be the next major villain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s a good time to look back at some of the less impressive antagonists we’ve seen recently. Here are five of the most disappointing MCU villains from the last five years, ranked from worst to least bad, since the release of Avengers: Endgame.
After being off television for seven years, The X-Files is set to make a comeback. Ryan Coogler, the director behind Black Panther and Creed, is leading the revival, which has been in development for two years. While details have slowly emerged, Coogler has now confirmed the new season will focus on both the show’s overarching mythology and its standalone “monster of the week” episodes. This confirmation is exciting, but it also leaves fans wondering what to expect.
Like different versions of Batman cartoons, the quality of Catwoman’s animated appearances on TV has varied a lot. This list focuses on animated TV shows where Catwoman plays an important part, and which ones captured her character the most effectively. Over the years, animated depictions of Catwoman have been hit or miss – some are great, while others aren’t as successful.
As a movie and TV buff, I really wish The Red Road had gotten another season. It was a powerful show that explored some really heavy stuff – the way trauma gets passed down through families, social injustice, and just how far people will go for those they care about. Both main characters, Phillip Kopus (Jason Momoa) and Sheriff Harold Jensen (Martin Henderson), seemed willing to cross any line. The story kicks off with a college student vanishing, and that one disappearance starts to destroy Sheriff Jensen’s life, his family, and the Lenape tribe who live in the nearby mountains. It was gripping stuff!
For 86 years, DC Comics has created iconic superheroes, and many memorable characters have emerged. While some lesser-known heroes fade away, the best ones endure, appearing in team-ups, limited series, and even their own ongoing comics. Here are ten DC characters who aren’t the most famous, but are still fantastic.