This July, Marvel Comics will release the first issue of a five-part series, Predator vs. Planet of the Apes. Written by Greg Pak, who previously worked on Planet Hulk, and illustrated by Alan Robinson (known for X-Men Infinity Comic), this unexpected crossover brings together two iconic science fiction franchises in a story fans are already excited about.
The first Bloodlines game was initially rough around the edges, but became a fan favorite thanks to community-made modifications. So, it wasn’t entirely unexpected when Vampire: the Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 also had a difficult launch, receiving a middling score of 62 on Metacritic, including my own review. Despite its problems, the game offers an intriguing story and some memorable characters. Now, it looks like it might get another chance, as The Chinese Room and Paradox Interactive have announced both new downloadable content and another set of significant updates.
PlayStation 3’s user base is shrinking quickly, according to reliable sources like @millieamand. At the beginning of the year, over a million people were still playing on PS3, but that number has dropped by more than 75%. By March, there were only around 240,000 active users worldwide. This steep decline seems to be linked to the removal of the Netflix app from the console in March, which many players were still using.
Marvel is going all-out to make the new Avengers movie a success, bringing back popular actors like Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr., and even hosting huge events to announce the cast. But a recent decision – re-releasing Endgame with extra scenes – could potentially create problems for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Neal Adams was an incredibly talented artist, and while he’s famous for his work on Batman, his impressive career included many other fantastic titles. His Batman art is rightfully celebrated, but often overshadows the amazing work he did elsewhere. Today, we’re highlighting ten of Neal Adams’s best comic book covers that aren’t Batman related. It’s tough to narrow it down – this list could easily be much longer – but these ten really stand out to me. Let’s take a look at some of Neal Adams’s wonderful art!
SNK is currently having a sale on many of its classic run-and-gun games, including titles from the ACA Neo Geo series and some of their own updated versions.
According to reliable leaker @TheGhostOfHope, who has a history of accurately predicting Call of Duty information, Gears of War: E-Day is expected to launch in September. The leaker mentioned this while discussing the potential release window for this year’s Call of Duty game. When a user suggested a September release for the 2026 Call of Duty, @TheGhostOfHope clarified that Gears of War: E-Day is currently slated for that month instead, implying Xbox will likely avoid releasing two similar games so close together.
The classic Nickelodeon cartoon Rocko’s Modern Life premiered in 1993 and followed Rocko as he navigated everyday life while working at a comic book store. The show featured Rocko’s friends Heffer and Filbert, along with a memorable group of quirky characters. Now, Mondo is releasing a new line of collectible figurines based on the show, including Rocko, Heffer, Filbert, Spunky, and a crow. While a release date hasn’t been announced yet, you can get a sneak peek below, and more details are expected soon.
Even though a second Simpsons Movie is coming next year, it doesn’t guarantee the show is doing incredibly well. While critics have been much more positive about The Simpsons since season 32, viewership hasn’t really increased. For years, each episode has averaged under a million viewers, and season 37, with 15 episodes, didn’t change this much – except for the popular annual Halloween special, Treehouse of Horror. Because of this, it seems more likely that The Simpsons might move to a streaming service in the future.
There are growing signs that Nagoshi Studio may have lost the financial backing needed to keep working on their project.