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The primary protector of Earth’s dimension, known as the Sorcerer Supreme, faces various perils and creatures, with Doctor Strange being the most recognized among them. However, countless individuals have held this position throughout history. The oldest recorded Sorcerer Supreme is Agamotto the All-Knowing, a mythical sorcerer who was part of the Avengers 1 million years ago. Many well-known historical figures have also assumed this role, such as Merlin from King Arthur’s court and Sir Isaac Newton. Yao The Ancient One was another Sorcerer Supreme, passing the title to Doctor Strange upon his ascension. Despite Doctor Strange consistently demonstrating his worthiness for the position, there have been instances where the title was seized or transferred to someone else.

Exploring themes of personal growth and bonding within a chilling backdrop of sorcerers sacrificing themselves for a higher cause, Jujutsu Kaisen has carved out a unique niche in contemporary anime/manga. The manga concluded in September 2024, leaving room for additional seasons of the animated adaptation. To celebrate the series, we’re examining the characters designed by Gege Akutami and determining which ones might be stronger than their counterparts.

These iconic series such as “How I Met Your Mother,” “The Golden Girls,” “Heroes,” and “Friends” are among the greatest TV shows ever made. Regrettably, their follow-up productions fell short of matching their initial impact and achievement. Over time, the creative minds and studios responsible for these shows, along with others, have unfortunately given us some of the most disappointing spinoffs. These spinoffs not only failed to uphold the reputation of the original projects but also presented narratives that we’d prefer to forget.

As a die-hard fan, I’m thrilled to share that “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle” is all set to storm into North America this Fall! Just recently at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, the masterminds behind the trilogy – our talented directors and voice actors – graced Hall H (courtesy of Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment). Haruo Sotozaki, our director, and Yuichi Terao, our cinematographer, gave us a sneak peek of their work on the trilogy. And here’s what got my heart racing – Terao hinted that at ufotable and “Demon Slayer,” we’re aiming for the most epic and breathtaking animation possible!

Warning: Spoilers for The Fantastic Four: First Steps below.

During a special event at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend, it was announced that Venom will soon don a new outfit reminiscent of Spider-Man. As reported by Popverse, this fresh look will make its debut in issue #252 of Venom, slated for release this fall. Notably, this costume update coincides with the year that Spider-Man first wore his black suit in 1984’s Amazing Spider-Man #252. However, this wasn’t just an ordinary costume; rather, it was the same black symbiote that Spider-Man initially encountered during the original Secret Wars.

It appears that Sony is taking steps to safeguard one of its highly successful franchises, Horizon, which has emerged as a fan favorite from the PlayStation family over the last decade. The Horizon series is set in a post-apocalyptic world where technology from the future coexists with primitive times. In these games, players engage in battles against robot dinosaurs and explore verdant landscapes as the main character, Alloy – a young redheaded woman. To date, the first two installments have sold millions of copies, giving rise to a VR spin-off, a feature film, and rumors of a multiplayer Horizon game in development too.

To clarify, the game at hand is Towerborne, developed by Stoic (a team previously from BioWare) and published by Xbox Game Studios. If the name Stoic isn’t familiar, they are the team behind the Banner Saga series.