Many people are missing out on some truly great Wolverine stories. Whether you’ve never read Wolverine comics or thought the character wasn’t for you, these ten stories are a perfect introduction and might just turn you into a fan.
We’ve seen some incredible superhero games in recent years, but even before that, the 2000s delivered a few truly exceptional titles that remain fantastic today. Between 2000 and 2009, Marvel, DC, and fans enjoyed games that really defined the genre and still feel amazing. These iconic games – from a classic Batman title to a hidden superhero gem – are as legendary as the heroes they feature.
So far, the fifth season of The Boys is focusing on resolving storylines for established characters. The first three episodes give A-Train a chance to make amends, bring Stan Edgar back into the action, and position several characters to challenge Homelander, all while building on the conflict from his power grab last season. While the new supes from Gen V haven’t appeared yet, the trailer shows they will, and the latest episodes explain why they’ve been absent. This delay actually works in the show’s favor, but the writers will need to handle their eventual introduction carefully.
Here’s a look at seven of the greatest Avengers storylines from the 1980s, a decade known for its bold and imaginative comics. These stories are considered some of the best examples of comic book storytelling from that era.
Adapting N.K. Jemisin’s work for the screen first attempted in 2017 with a planned TV series on TNT, but that project fell apart for unknown reasons. In 2021, TriStar Pictures acquired the rights to the entire trilogy after a competitive bidding process, and Jemisin was hired to write the screenplay. By October of that year, Michael B. Jordan’s production company, Outlier Society, joined the project, demonstrating a strong commitment to the franchise. Jemisin confirmed in February 2023 that she had submitted the first script. However, as of 2026, there’s been no public announcement about a director, cast, or release date. While this level of silence isn’t uncommon for complex projects like this one, it does leave some wondering if the movie will ever actually be made.
The series Rangers of the New Republic was announced in December 2020 during Disney’s investor presentation. It would have followed law enforcement officers of the New Republic as they battled the remaining forces of the Empire and other threats across the galaxy. Gina Carano was originally slated to return as Cara Dune, but the project was ultimately cancelled in 2021 by Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy. However, with the success of The Mandalorian and Grogu, the Star Wars universe now has another story ready to take its place.
Many of Japan’s best role-playing games aren’t available in English, and that includes the highly-rated fourth game in the Yo-Kai Watch series. While the developers, Level-5, once planned to release it in the West, it looks like those plans have been dropped. It’s disappointing for fans, as Yo-Kai Watch 4 seems destined to remain exclusive to Japan.
To celebrate Superman Day, DC released the fourth animated short featuring Krypto, titled Krypto Saves the Day. James Gunn has clarified that these shorts aren’t part of the official DC Universe storyline. This short shows Krypto hilariously struggling to enjoy a simple hotdog at the beach with an animated version of Clark Kent. As you might expect, things don’t go as planned! The short is generally more lighthearted than the recent Supergirl movie, which put Krypto in danger. Supergirl herself makes a quick appearance, surfing before getting caught in a whirlpool created by Krypto – a cameo that feels more like promotion than a story beat. You can watch the full short here:
This isn’t a remake of Wild Arms 4, but a re-release of the original game. Instead of being completely rebuilt with new graphics and gameplay, it’s a classic version with some modern improvements. These enhancements include better visuals through up-rendering, the ability to rewind gameplay, quick save functionality, and customizable video filters.
The length of the live-action series has been a major topic of conversation. Unlike the anime and manga, which can run as long as the story requires, the live-action One Piece faces significant time constraints. Plus, being on a streaming service like Netflix means its continuation isn’t guaranteed. While producers hope for 8 to 12 seasons, the series will likely need to conclude long before it reaches the ending of the manga.