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In the Marvel comics adaptation of Star Wars, the narrative delves into a grim science fiction tale, where Luke Skywalker, Leia, and their companions embark on a mission to eliminate Emperor Palpatine/Darth Sidious. Along the way, they confront decisions of life and death that mirror those in the manga/anime series Death Note. To be precise, issue #50 of Star Wars seems more akin to an episode of Death Note than a typical Star Wars movie. If you’re skeptical, here are potential spoilers for you to consider.

Showtime has released a trailer for Dexter: Original Sin, providing fans not just with a first look at some new footage from the prequel series, but also a release date, revealing that America’s favorite serial killer will be back in action in time for the holidays. Patrick Gibson will star as the killer in the series, with original Dexter star Michael C. Hall returning to provide voiceover in a How I Met Your Mother kind of way. Series creator Clyde Phillips returns as showrunner for the series, which is set to run for 10 episodes on Paramount+ and Showtime.

On Thursday, September 12th at 9am Pacific Time (or 12pm Eastern Time), McFarlane Toys is planning to debut two fresh figures in their DC Direct Digital series. These figures are the 7-inch scale Silver Age Joker and Crisis on Infinite Earths Earth-2 Robin, both of which will be up for pre-order at that exact moment. An additional perk with these figures will be a McFarlane Toys Digital Collectible included with each purchase.

Today, a brand-new game is available for absolutely free download and permanent ownership on the Epic Games Store. Following the regular pattern every Thursday, a fresh selection of complimentary titles has arrived in the Epic marketplace today and will remain so until September 19th at dawn. However, what sets this week’s offer apart from usual is that users on the Epic Games Store received a free game on its worldwide release day.

Over the past few years, the battles between the Autobots and Decepticons for the fate of Cybertron and Earth have predominantly taken place on the big screen as live-action productions. Since the release of “Transformers The Movie” back in 1986, Optimus Prime and Megatron have not clashed in animated form on the silver screen. However, due to the popularity of the live-action movies, Paramount has opted to return to the realm of animation with a prequel film that delves into the friendship of Orion Pax and D-16, who will eventually become the leaders of the Autobots and Decepticons respectively. This new computer-generated animated film promises to be one of the finest Transformers movies yet, breathing fresh life into the franchise in an unforeseen manner.

In the sixth season of “My Hero Academia”, one significant character who met his end was Twice. Although Twice was known for his eccentric behavior, it turned out that he could have posed the greatest danger to the Hero Society due to the covert operations he undertook. Interestingly, it was Toga who brought out Twice’s full potential, leading Class 1-A into a difficult situation as a result. As our heroes battle against Toga’s attacks, we will guide you through reasons why Twice’s powers might pose a greater threat to the world than All For One and Shigaraki combined.