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I saw that Iwasaki, the artist behind Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, posted a beautiful new illustration after the final chapter came out. It shows Yuka, Maru, Tsurugi, and Cross holding hands – a nice echo of how they all rallied around Maru during that important ritual. He also shared a thank you message to fans on X, acknowledging their incredible support throughout the series. It’s amazing to think Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo had such a strong debut in Shonen Jump and continues to be popular even now that it’s finished. He says he’ll be back to work on something new once he’s had a chance to rest and recharge.

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is a serious contender for Best Picture – it’s not just a nomination to fill a quota for popular genre films. In fact, Sinners is considered one of the favorites to win, which would be a major victory for horror, a genre that hasn’t taken home the award in decades. While it would be fantastic to see Sinners win, another film is currently seen as having a slightly better chance.

At Emerald City Comic-Con, several actors from the Guardians of the Galaxy movies discussed whether a fourth film might happen. Pom Klementieff, who plays Mantis, explained that the story was originally planned as a three-part series, so a fourth movie wasn’t something the cast had talked about. Michael Rooker expressed relief that the series didn’t drag on, jokingly comparing the potential outcome to the long run of The Walking Dead.

From what we’ve seen, the conversation began with a PlayStation enthusiast named Pyo, who many X (formerly Twitter) users may recognize.

Okay, so it’s happening all over again in 2026 – Slay the Spire 2 is totally crushing it! The early access build is everywhere, and honestly, it’s got me hooked again. Seriously, 177,000 of us jumped in on day one, which is wild considering Marathon also came out that same day. It makes you wonder what’s making this game so unbelievably addictive, right?

Do you remember when Claire and Frank were traveling in Scotland in 1946? There’s a scene where Claire is alone in an inn room and a mysterious figure in 18th-century clothing watches her before vanishing. For years, fans wondered who that person was, until Diana Gabaldon, the author of Outlander, revealed it was Jamie. While the show often builds suspense, this moment felt different – it turned out to be a significant clue with important implications for the story, Claire’s feelings, and the historical context.

Last year, Lucasfilm started a new series of books called “Reign of the Empire” taking place during the time when the Empire controlled the galaxy. Gizmodo recently showed off the cover for the second book, titled Edge of the Abyss, written by Rebecca Roanhorse. The story happens a year before the events of the Andor series and will include some familiar faces.

Many gaming franchises thought to be finished are actually making comebacks thanks to dedicated fans. If players show enough enthusiasm for an older game, developers will often respond. A great example is the Marvel vs Capcom series, which Capcom revived with the Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection after being limited to older console versions. Often, fans simply want a way to play classic games on modern devices – whether it’s a port to PC, a remaster, or just a version that overcomes the limitations of older technology.

The previous game featured many vehicle types, like trucks and bulldozers. But Docked is a new, single-player game that focuses on the heavy machinery you’d find at a port, offering eight vehicles primarily centered around cranes. While some players might miss having a lot of different vehicles, I think this focus allowed the developers to really refine and improve the core gameplay.

The story seemed to end on a positive note for both Grace and Leon, but a closer look reveals several unresolved issues, particularly concerning the villain, Victor Gideon. While Leon defeated him, we expect Gideon’s past actions will continue to have an impact, extending beyond the immediate story.