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Justice League: The Omega Act expands on the events surrounding Darkseid’s fate as seen in DC All-In #1. In that issue, Darkseid gave up his most powerful followers to gain the Spectre’s power, and then used it to fight the Justice League. Though the League defeated him, it left behind the Omega Rift at the site of his demise. Now, Justice League: The Omega Act #1 finally explains exactly what occurred, and reveals a surprising and unsettling truth about everything that’s happened in the DC Universe so far-Darkseid has actually succeeded, and the Justice League is unknowingly responsible. This is a fresh take on the Darkseid storyline, and it’s a much-needed development for the character.

But what if this concept was taken to a darker level? Good Boy delivers exactly that. Similar to how Courage the Cowardly Dog centered on a family dog confronting mysterious, supernatural problems that only he could handle, Good Boy unfolds from a dog’s viewpoint, as he’s the only one who senses something is amiss with the family’s farmhouse. Taking the horror elements much further than Courage the Cowardly Dog ever did, it demonstrates how effectively this central idea can be adapted to various forms of storytelling.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Selman was very direct about altering the characters’ history. He stated, “My creative process is: I don’t give an eff. We have two choices: either we never do flashback episodes and avoid mentioning the past – which would severely limit our creative freedom, or we embrace a playful and lighthearted approach, staying true to the show’s core identity, and adapt to the era in which the show is currently airing. A show limited to the present with a fuzzy 1970s high-school backstory for Homer and Marge-which feels increasingly unrealistic-would ultimately be much worse for creating compelling stories.”

Similar to many games released today, Digimon Story: Time Stranger was available in several versions before it launched. Besides the Standard Edition, players could choose a Digital Deluxe Edition which included extra content like a Season Pass. A more expensive $120 Ultimate Edition with even more digital goodies, and a Collector’s Edition were also offered. A lot of players believed that for that price, the Ultimate Edition should have definitely included all available extras for Time Stranger at launch. However, that wasn’t the case, and some players are very upset about it.

From now until 1:00 PM EST on October 6th, Steam and Steam Deck players can get the 2017 shooter Zomborg for free, instead of its regular price of $5. Created by GameDevLab-who first launched with this game and hasn’t released anything on Steam since-and published by GrabTheGames, Zomborg currently has a “Mixed” rating on Steam. This is because only 59% of the 126 user reviews are positive. While this isn’t a great result, and it’s questionable whether the game is worth $5 normally, it’s currently free. As a free download, it’s definitely worth adding to your Steam library.

Both the main crew of the Straw Hat Pirates and even smaller characters like Shanks make a lasting impact on viewers. While One Piece boasts a huge number of popular characters, these three might be getting a little too much attention right now. While they aren’t necessarily disappointing, the characters listed below may not quite match the high expectations fans have for them.

In 2018, Blumhouse and Universal Pictures brought back the Halloween franchise with a new film directed by David Gordon Green. This sequel continued the story of the original series and marked the first installment in eight years, making it the eleventh film overall. The timing of the release was beneficial for its success at the box office, and positive reviews combined with a lack of competing films created ideal conditions. Consequently, Halloween achieved a level of box office success that may be difficult to surpass.