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Okay, so as a huge X-Men fan, I’ve been thinking a lot about the really bleak possibilities for the team. Today, I want to share my ranking of the five worst potential futures they’ve faced. Now, I’m focusing specifically on those dark, alternate timelines – not ‘What If?’ scenarios or entirely separate universes, though those all technically become different worlds in the grand scheme of things. And to keep things manageable, I’m sticking to how these futures were originally presented – there have been so many additions and retcons over the years that it would just get messy. With all that sorted, let’s jump in and explore the most disastrous futures awaiting the X-Men!

All eight episodes of Season 1 of The Artful Dodger are now streaming on Disney+. The show originally premiered on Hulu in the U.S. two years ago, and is returning for Season 2 on both Disney+ and Hulu on February 10th. Starring Thomas Brodie-Sangster, David Thewlis, and Maia Mitchell, this series is a sequel to Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, taking place 15 years later. Set in 1850s Australia, the story follows the Artful Dodger, who has reinvented himself as a skilled surgeon after a life of pickpocketing.

The second part of Fire Force Season 3 has begun airing this winter, bringing the anime closer to its conclusion. A new opening theme has been released to mark this final stretch, and it hints at what’s to come in the last episodes – including a first glimpse of Shinra’s ultimate form. You can watch it now!

Here are the five best Firaxis Games that aren’t Civilization.

For a long time, turning video games into movies and TV shows almost always resulted in flops. Films like Resident Evil, House of the Dead, and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation were prime examples. But starting in the late 2010s, things began to change. The 2019 film Detective Pikachu was widely praised as the first truly good video game movie, and later projects like the Sonic the Hedgehog series and HBO’s The Last of Us showed further progress. Now, with The Super Mario Bros. Movie and a Legend of Zelda movie in development, Nintendo seems confident they’ve finally figured out how to make successful adaptations.