With the release of One Piece: Into the Grand Line, there’s a lot to discuss! Luckily, Netflix is making it easier for fans with a new companion podcast for One Piece Season 2. This six-episode podcast features insights from the cast and even the series creator, Eiichiro Oda, and is available to stream on Netflix now. More episodes are planned for the future.
Get ready to relive the ’80s! All eight seasons of the classic sitcom Who’s the Boss? are coming to Prime Video on March 25th. The show originally aired on ABC from 1984 to 1992, running for 196 episodes. It humorously flipped traditional family roles, focusing on Tony Micelli (Tony Danza), a former baseball player who becomes a live-in housekeeper for advertising executive Angela Bower (Judith Light) in Connecticut. They both have children – Tony’s daughter Samantha (Alyissa Milano) and Angela’s son Jonathan (Danny Pintauro) – and are often guided (and sometimes challenged!) by Angela’s mother, Mona (Katherine Helmond). Who’s the Boss? was a huge hit and received many Emmy and Golden Globe nominations during its run.
Getting into Star Trek books can be daunting. Since the first novels were published based on the original series, over 800 Trek books have come out! Trying to read them all in order can be confusing, even for devoted fans. Instead, experienced readers usually suggest a few exceptional books as great starting points – stories that are so important to the Trek universe, characters, and overall story that they feel like official canon. Here are our top five recommendations.
The Back to the Future trilogy establishes that any time someone travels to the past, they create a new, separate timeline with a changed future. The rules of time travel in the movies are pretty straightforward, so it’s possible to track all the different timelines that emerge throughout the three films. Here’s a breakdown of all 8 timelines from the trilogy, explaining how each one started and what makes it unique.
Artist Clay Mann paid tribute to the manga series Death Note with the cover for Absolute Batman #19. Instead of the characters Light Yagami and Ryuk, the cover features Absolute Scarecrow and Absolute Joker. Notably, the Joker in the Absolute universe is much more terrifying than his usual depiction, with a monstrous appearance that blends a clown with a dinosaur. This version of the Joker appears to be incredibly durable and potentially even more dangerous than fans are used to. You can see the upcoming DC cover alongside the original Death Note artwork below.
Archon Studios and Blizzard Entertainment are releasing a new StarCraft Tabletop Miniatures Game, bringing the classic war between the Terrans, Zerg, and Protoss to life as a tabletop experience. Players will be able to include iconic characters like Jim Raynor, Kerrigan, and Artanis in their armies, and build impressive forces with detailed miniatures. The Two-Player Starter Set will be available in May, letting players begin battling in just two months.
The Xbox One wasn’t a big hit with gamers. Microsoft tried to turn it into more than just a gaming console, focusing heavily on entertainment features. It launched with the unpopular Kinect sensor, which most players didn’t want. Ultimately, Microsoft sold around 58 million Xbox One consoles, which was significantly fewer than the PlayStation 4, which sold over 117 million. Many of the best games available on Xbox One were also available on PlayStation 4, making the Xbox One less appealing to potential buyers.
As a longtime fan, I’ve seen romance comics go through peaks and valleys in popularity, but they’ve always stuck around and remain a huge part of the comic book world. The older ones are fascinating because they show where comics started, and the newer ones prove just how much the genre has grown – you can really see the influence of those classics! I’ve put together a list of six of the very best romance comics ever. I’m focusing on the overall series themselves, not specific issues, but these truly represent the pinnacle of a genre that used to have over 150 different titles available!
The animated film Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle recently won the award for Best Animation Film at the 49th Japan Academy Film Prize Awards, held on March 13th. This was a significant achievement considering the strong competition from other nominated films, including Chainsaw Man – The Movie: The Reze Arc, 100 Meters, Peleliu: Guernica of Paradise, and Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback. Although some anime fans wished Demon Slayer had been nominated for Best Animated Picture at the Academy Awards, this Japanese award is a fantastic honor.
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