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Whilce Portacio is a well-known comic book artist who has worked on popular titles for decades. He’s contributed to Marvel’s Uncanny X-Men, Iron Man, The Punisher, and X-Factor, and also worked with Image Comics on Wetworks and Spawn – he was even one of the original founders of the company! A longtime anime enthusiast, Portacio recently had the chance to create the cover art for the “Naruto Triple Feature Collector’s Edition” Blu-ray set, which features three films centered around the Seventh Hokage and his team. Even though his art style differs from the original creator, Masashi Kishimoto, Portacio seems perfectly suited to the world of Naruto.

The movie, led by popular YouTuber Markiplier (Mark Fischbach), has drawn a lot of attention to the game, and PlayStation appears to have noticed the increased excitement.

Batman is the most published character in comic book history, so it’s not surprising that some stories haven’t aged well. We’re taking a look at five particularly bad ones today – stories with plots that are ridiculous and completely misrepresent the characters involved. While many Batman stories have flaws, these ones are especially nonsensical and take themselves far too seriously. Let’s dive into some of the worst Batman tales ever told.

With Season 2 almost here, a new trailer has been released featuring Tony Tony Chopper. Chopper, a fan-favorite character, will appear in the Drum Island Arc. While newcomers to the live-action series may not know him well yet, manga and anime fans have loved Chopper for his important role in the story. The trailer also includes a surprising moment between Chopper and Luffy.

Here are six superhero games you forgot were awesome.