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The third season of House of the Dragon is starting with a major event: the Battle of the Gullet. This large-scale sea battle pits Corlys Velaryon’s fleet against the Triarchy, led by Sharako Lohar and backed by Tyland Lannister. It’s expected to be one of the most significant and violent naval conflicts ever seen in Westeros, and the show’s creators are promising a spectacle. Showrunner Ryan Condal has even called it “arguably the craziest episode of TV ever made.”

When asked about the situation, the executive acknowledged the division was struggling. That’s why they’re starting with a couple of key exclusive games – Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution – which were revealed last week.

Alamo Beer, famously featured on King of the Hill, was nearly out of reach for fans. However, San Antonio’s Alamo Beer Company, which had filed for bankruptcy, was rescued by an investment firm called SJK Capital and plans to reopen this summer. The company recently announced on social media that they’re aiming for a July reopening, coinciding with the return of King of the Hill on Hulu. While a specific date hasn’t been announced yet, it makes sense they’d time it with the show’s fifteenth season debut.

The first issue of Absolute Catwoman boasts a fantastic creative team – Scott Snyder, Che Grayson, Bengal, Giovanna Niro, and Lucas Gattoni – and they immediately establish this as a new take on the famous Gotham City thief. While she remains unparalleled at acquiring hard-to-get items, her reasons for stealing and how she goes about it are surprisingly different, making this first issue a truly refreshing read.

We’ve chosen a few films that are now remembered with embarrassment – movies that just didn’t live up to expectations. It’s disappointing when films with talented creators fall short, especially when the story itself isn’t well-executed.

Okay, so it looks like there’s a new thing happening with games. Before I can finally play Master Chief on PlayStation, I have to download some extra content first. It’s becoming super common, apparently!