Games

As a comics fan, I know it’s tough deciding what to spend your money on each month – there are just so many options! That’s why I’m here today. I’ve sifted through Marvel’s entire lineup and picked out the five books I think truly deserve your attention this month. It wasn’t easy – honestly, I could recommend a ton more – but I had to narrow it down. Before we get to my top five, let me quickly shout out three great reads that almost made the cut: Nova: Centurion #5, Knull #3, and Infernal Hulk #5. Now, let’s dive into my top picks!

The PlayStation 5 Digital Edition comes with 825GB of storage. You can increase this by buying and installing a compatible NVMe SSD separately.

Most people call it PSSR 2, and it’s Sony’s improved AI upscaling technology for the PS5 Pro. It significantly boosts image quality, making it comparable to similar features available on PCs.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Darksiders Warmastered Edition don’t offer significant changes from the 2016 release on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U. The new trailer mainly shows off the game’s post-apocalyptic world and snippets of its combat.

The latest update introduces a brand new map feature called ARC Operations, starting with an event called Close Scrutiny. This event centers around new objects called Assessors, which are guarded by ARC patrols. Players who choose to investigate these Assessors should be prepared for challenging combat and should bring their strongest equipment. A new type of ARC enemy, called the Vaporizer, is also being added. This flying enemy accompanies the Assessor and uses a laser weapon with unique attack patterns.

Talk about this project started last December, and it may have caused job cuts then. But sources say it actually began in early 2019, and it’s been a rocky road ever since. The development process faced constant issues, including switching game engines four times, a huge budget – far exceeding $100 million – and disagreements over the story’s direction.

Fans of Masters of the Universe are sharing their disappointment online with how Jared Leto sounds as Skeletor. Many feel his voice is a significant departure from previous versions of the character. Some have questioned why Mark Hamill, who famously voiced Skeletor in the animated series Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Masters of the Universe: Revolution, wasn’t chosen for the role. While not everyone dislikes Leto’s portrayal, the voice is proving to be a challenge for the new film.

Fans continue to argue about which Stephen King villain is the most iconic—Pennywise or Randall Flagg—but the first season of It: Welcome to Derry suggests Bill Skarsgard’s portrayal of Pennywise is the most memorable when brought to life on screen. Skarsgard appeared as the killer clown frequently, and the creature also took on a variety of terrifying new forms. In fact, Pennywise didn’t appear in its classic clown form until well into the first half of the season, thanks to its ability to shapeshift.

The “Worldwide Gundam General Election 2025,” a fan poll to determine the most popular Gundam robot, launched last October. Surprisingly, the winner wasn’t from recent series like Gundam Wing, The Witch From Mercury, or G Gundam. Instead, the original Mobile Suit Gundam‘s “V Gundam” from Char’s Counterattack took first place! Many other popular mechs followed closely behind. You can find the complete top ten list below to see how your favorite ranked.