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The comic series New X-Men significantly reshaped the X-Men universe, and Emma Frost was a key part of that change. Writer Grant Morrison introduced the concept of “secondary mutations,” starting with Emma. Morrison intended to feature Colossus, but after he was killed off while curing the Legacy Virus, Emma received a new ability: the power to turn her skin into diamond and gain incredible strength. Already a formidable villain, this transformation made the White Queen even more powerful. However, in 2006, she gained a third power that has largely been overlooked.

Date Earned: 17th October 2019

For decades, the Justice Society of America has been home to some incredibly resilient heroes. Whether they’ve been battling villains for years or are newly empowered, all its members possess a remarkable strength and durability. Here are ten of the toughest heroes the Justice Society has ever seen – the most enduring champions across many generations.

The action film War Machine kicks off with a huge explosion and stars Alan Ritchson (known for Reacher) as a soldier called 81. He’s leading a team of US Army Rangers on a training exercise that brings back painful memories from a previous, disastrous mission. However, the training soon turns into a real fight for survival against a terrifying enemy. The film has received mixed reviews, with a 68% rating from critics and a 74% audience score.

Wow, trying to describe the relationship between Wolverine and Cyclops is a huge understatement – it’s incredibly complex! They’re always arguing, but I was really struck by something Wolverine said about Cyclops back in 2006, in Wolverine: Origins #5. That storyline was wild – Wolverine was starting to remember his past, which led him on a crazy search for his son and put him at odds with the government. It got really intense when Captain America was sent to bring him in, and it just proved why the X-Men always have backup plans for when Wolverine loses control – his power is just that overwhelming!

Fans are flocking back to the world of Westeros, making House of the Dragon a huge hit and earning A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms widespread critical acclaim. HBO is planning to build on this success with new shows exploring Aegon’s Conquest and the adventures of Corlys Velaryon. But beyond these stories, several other large-scale fantasy series are in the works, and some have the potential to become even more popular than Game of Thrones.

That show isn’t alone in seeing a resurgence like that. There’s also a lesser-known anime from the ’90s that’s been consistently reinvented over the past 27 years, with each new version proving surprisingly successful. This longevity really shows how beloved the original series is, and demonstrates what can happen when a show is thoughtfully updated.