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Jon Bernthal is returning as the Punisher after first appearing in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Daredevil: Born Again. He’ll have a special on Disney+ and will finally play the character in a movie, titled Brand New Day. While some fans believe Daredevil would be a better fit for a street-level hero role – especially since he helped Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home – Marvel should hold off on a Daredevil/Spider-Man team-up until the next Spider-Man film. A compelling villain is emerging who would be perfect for that story.

The show is called The 4400, and it’s surprisingly difficult to find online. This sci-fi series follows 4400 people who suddenly return after decades of being missing, showing no signs of aging and possessing strange abilities. It’s a classic that never got the recognition it deserved. Created by Scott Peters and René Echevarria, it originally aired on the USA Network in 2004. Ironically, the show only lasted 44 episodes before being canceled in 2007, due to low viewership and financial problems, which were made worse by a writers’ strike.

The idea of ‘circle magic’ isn’t new to Dungeons & Dragons; it’s been part of the Forgotten Realms story for a while. While mentioned in past books, it hasn’t been an official game mechanic until now. With the release of Heroes of Faerun, Wizards of the Coast is officially adding circle magic to the 5th edition rules. Here’s an explanation of how it works.

The Red Dead Redemption games are famous for their incredible stories, proving that open-world games can be about much more than just action. While many fans are hoping for a Red Dead Redemption 3, it might need to focus on a new set of characters, as the current story feels complete. If you haven’t experienced these games, or if you’re looking for an excuse to play them again, Rockstar recently announced some exciting updates that might interest you.

Dan Slott’s time writing Spider-Man included many fantastic stories, from large-scale events like Spider-Island and Spider-Verse to smaller, well-crafted arcs. Here’s a look at the best of them.

While the show’s future isn’t completely certain, there’s still potential for things to change. Plus, a new spin-off series is coming to Prime Video in November 2025, which could attract even more viewers. Considering other Prime Video fantasy shows have been canceled or haven’t resonated with fans – like The Wheel of Time, My Lady Jane, and even Rings of Power – The Legend of Vox Machina clearly stands out. With two seasons still to come, it’s currently the platform’s strongest fantasy offering, and the upcoming spin-off might even become more popular.

Though Sony shut down the hero shooter Concord after a brief run, dedicated fans have revived it. They’ve created custom servers and rebuilt the game’s core systems, allowing players to enjoy full matches once again. Concord was intended to be Sony’s first major foray into live-service games, but it didn’t succeed. However, a small and passionate community continues to support the game and the now-closed Firewalk Studios.

Although The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya hasn’t had new content in over ten years, a large 20th anniversary celebration, called “The Gratitude of Haruhi Suzumiya,” is planned for 2026. The project will start with a theatrical re-release of The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya in February, and fans are hoping for even more from the series in the future.

After a bit of a rough patch, Battlefield 6 has revitalized the series. Looking back at the entire history of Battlefield highlights just how much the franchise has evolved and how important it is to its fans. Here’s a ranking of every major Battlefield game, from the least successful to the very best.