We’ve put together a list of 10 excellent sword and sorcery shows that have come out recently. These are some of the best examples of the genre available on television, offering something for all fantasy lovers.
Brian K. Vaughan was a writer famous for his lengthy comic series, including titles like Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, and The Runaways. Artist Fiona Staples wasn’t as well-known initially, but she quickly gained a huge following in the comic world thanks to her work on Saga. This sci-fi story, which blends war with family drama, immediately captivated readers and became a series comic fans enthusiastically recommended to people who didn’t even read comics. It remains a highly-regarded series today, though an adaptation seems unlikely. While Saga isn’t as strong as it once was, that doesn’t diminish how incredible it was for so many years.
Created by Andy Samberg, Digman! is a comedy about a team of archaeologists who are treated like rock stars as they make exciting discoveries. The show follows Rip Digman, a once-famous adventurer who lost his job at the Smithsonian ten years ago. Now, Rip and his assistant, Saltine, are back on the hunt for legendary artifacts, hoping to restore his reputation. It’s a completely over-the-top and silly show, but it’s obvious everyone involved had fun making it.
A new series of WWE X Street Fighter toys is coming out later this year, and Walmart is currently restocking some of the earlier figures. While you can find other toys from the line, they’re often marked up in price. Right now, though, you can get Bianca Belair as Cammy and The Rock as M. Bison at their original retail price – check them out below!
Details about Godzilla’s latest Monsterverse opponent are still emerging, but it seems this creature has a unique electrical ability that it will likely use in a fight against Godzilla or Kong. We don’t yet know how dangerous Titan X truly is, or why it’s been dormant in the Axis Mundi since 1957. However, we are slowly uncovering important information about its origins, which should help us prepare for when it awakens.
The new season of One Piece: Into the Grand Line ramps up the adventure with the Straw Hat crew exploring exciting new islands and encountering a diverse cast of characters. According to creator Eiichiro Oda, this season’s increased fantastical elements are a deliberate move to prepare viewers (and Luffy!) for even more imaginative and unusual storylines ahead.
Looking for sci-fi movies that leave you feeling optimistic? Here are seven films that, despite showing some challenges for humanity, ultimately offer a hopeful vision of the future and remind us that tomorrow isn’t necessarily something to fear.
As a huge fan, I was blown away by the Resident Evil 2 Remake! Capcom really nailed it, bringing the classic gameplay into a modern over-the-shoulder style. It was such a success, it led to remakes of Resident Evil 3 and 4, which I also loved. The recent DLC for Resident Evil Requiem shows they’re still invested in the series, but I’m really hoping they announce another remake soon – I’m ready for more!
Let’s shine a spotlight on seven DC heroes who don’t get the recognition they deserve. These characters, often forgotten when discussing DC’s history, have rich backgrounds and compelling stories tied to their unique roles. It’s a shame they’re overlooked, but we’re here to give them the attention they deserve by exploring their legacies and potential. Let’s dive into the stories of these underappreciated heroes.
That’s a big undertaking, but here are five more Stephen King novels we believe would be great for Mike Flanagan to adapt after he finishes Carrie and The Dark Tower.