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Many popular anime series are still being made, like Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Spy x Family, and The Apothecary Diaries, so it’s too early to judge whether they’ll have satisfying conclusions. In fact, very few anime manage to create a truly great final season. Most acclaimed endings come from shows with only one short story (Cowboy Bebop, Odd Taxi) or a single, unbroken run (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood). It’s rare for a long-running series, with breaks between seasons, to finish strongly.

As of early February, Alexander Skarsgård’s The Legend of Tarzan became available on Amazon Prime Video and quickly climbed into the top 10 most-watched titles. It’s currently among the platform’s popular choices, alongside films like Sinners, A Minecraft Movie, and Ready Player One, as well as series such as Fallout and The Night Manager. Specifically, the movie is currently sixth in the rankings for films alone.

Jay Garrick, the original Flash, debuted in The Flash Comics #1 and later became a founding member of the Justice Society of America. He was a groundbreaking hero who paved the way for many others. Notably, he was the first Golden Age hero (besides Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman) to appear in the Silver Age, which helped introduce the idea of a multiverse to comic books. Even today, his stories are considered some of the best, and he remains a key figure in the DC universe. Recently, he played a role in the popular DC K.O. event, proving he’s still a vital character after all these years. He’s a true legend and deserves recognition for his lasting impact.

The story unfolds in a world still recovering from three devastating wars. As the main narrative progresses, a fourth major conflict – the Fourth Great Ninja War – erupts. However, this war is different: instead of fighting each other, the ninja villages unite against a common enemy, Madara Uchiha. Each of these four great wars plays a crucial role in the overall story, and here’s a look at what actually happened during them.

The new podcast, Dropping Names with Brent and Jonny, launched with a conversation between actors Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner and their Star Trek: The Next Generation co-star, LeVar Burton. They reminisced about their time working together and what they’ve been up to since, including their appearance together in the third season of Star Trek: Picard.

The Hulk is changing again, and the latest story, The Infernal Hulk, is the reason. The previous volume ended with Bruce Banner and the Hulk split apart, Betty losing her powers, and a new entity taking control of the Hulk’s body. The first two issues focused on this new monster, and the third finally revealed what happened to Bruce and Betty. They’ve started fresh, and while Bruce is happy with their new life, Betty is struggling. This issue quickly reveals that Betty is dealing with more than just adjusting to a new normal – the Hulk has deeply affected her, and things are continuing to worsen.