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First appearing in 1936 – two years before Superman – The Phantom is a legendary adventure hero known from comic strips, books, animation, and even a movie. Now, King Features, owned by Hearst, is developing a new television series based on the character. While many classic properties are rebooted, this project stands out because acclaimed filmmaker Reginald Hudlin will be directing and producing it.

While Eminence in Shadow isn’t marketed as a comedy, it’s actually a brilliant parody of the isekai genre. It often presents battles and situations that playfully poke fun at typical isekai tropes. The main character pretends to be a master strategist, but is hilariously inept. Though some elements might seem serious, the anime’s over-the-top parody makes it a very funny watch, and that’s why it deserves to be recognized as a comedy.

These surprising plot twists initially shocked audiences and still manage to be startling today. While many people now know what happens, that only proves how well-crafted and memorable those twists truly are.

Spider-Man isn’t just a hero; he’s become an icon, inspiring countless others to strive for greatness. Even when Peter Parker steps away, the spirit of Spider-Man lives on through those who take up the mantle. This article explores everyone who has become Spider-Man in some way, ranking them based on how effectively they’ve carried on the legacy. Each of these heroes has admirably tried to live up to the name, and some have even proven to be as impressive – or even better – than the original.

The 1984 film Red Dawn, featuring Patrick Swayze, Charlie Sheen, C. Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson, and Jennifer Grey, tells the story of a group of teenagers in Colorado who fight back after an invasion during World War III. While reviews were mixed, the movie was popular with audiences and is notable as the very first film to receive a PG-13 rating. You can now watch it for free on Kanopy this month.

It’s not surprising that the four free games currently available on Steam aren’t the latest blockbusters – Valve rarely gives away brand new titles. However, if you’re a PC gamer looking for something new without wanting to spend any money, these games are worth checking out. Horror fans especially might enjoy them, as two are straight-up horror games and the third features zombies.

You can find the adorable robot platforming hero on all sorts of merchandise like T-shirts and mugs, and he also makes a great toy, as proven by the many figurines already available.