21 Years Ago Today, an Iconic Marvel Team Made Their First Appearance (And They’ve Only Gotten Better With Time)

As a lifelong comic book fan, I’ve seen a lot of teen superhero teams from Marvel – the New Mutants, the Champions, you name it. But the Young Avengers always felt different. They weren’t just another group of kids with powers; they were actively inspired by the original Avengers, even borrowing elements of their costumes and abilities. And honestly, their impact has been huge. Even though they haven’t been featured as much in the comics lately, I think the Young Avengers are more important now than ever, especially because they consistently question the established order and push for change. They really shake things up!

I Think A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms May Be the Strongest George R. R. Martin Adaptation So Far

From the very beginning, it’s clear this show isn’t trying to overwhelm you with spectacle. Forget dragons, huge battles, or grand cities – this series focuses on Dunk and Egg, characters most viewers likely weren’t familiar with, and their surprisingly impactful, personal struggles. Honestly, this more low-key approach grabbed my attention even faster than Game of Thrones did when it first aired. It feels like the show is suggesting that even in the vast world of Westeros, meaningful stories can be found in smaller, more intimate moments.

Highguard Has the Perfect Chance to Lead the Next Era of Hero Shooters

Wildlight Entertainment has shown they’re dedicated to improving the game with frequent updates, including balance changes, performance boosts, a new Ranked mode, and a new hero. But what really excites me are the beautifully crafted cinematic episodes that hint at the rich backstory of Highguard. They’ve made me want a deeper, story-driven experience – something most hero shooters don’t offer. Highguard has everything it needs to deliver that, and could really stand out by adding a compelling single-player campaign or a narrative-focused co-op mode.

Dafne Keen Officially Responds to Calls for Her To Replace Hugh Jackman As the MCU’s Wolverine

While promoting her new film, Whistle, Dafne Keen discussed the strong fan desire for her to return as X-23 in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Keen expressed how much this support means to her, saying she’s thrilled whenever the topic comes up. Though she didn’t confirm anything, it’s clear she deeply values both the character and her fans, and the conversation is likely to fuel further speculation about a potential MCU return.

DC Comics’ Plan for Absolute Lex Luthor Explored Even More

In the latest issue of Absolute Superman #16, written by Jason Aaron with art by Juan Ferreyra and Becca Carey, Superman faces off against both the Parasite and a brutal Hawkman. Meanwhile, Lex Luthor has a quiet day at home, chatting with a surprising guest. However, when Luthor refuses to cooperate with Brainiac’s plans, Brainiac quickly reveals his true nature and threatens everyone Lex cares about.

DC K.O.: Every Remaining Fighter’s Chances of Winning, Ranked

The tournament is nearing its end, with only four players – plus a hidden contender – remaining from the original sixty-four. However, not all of them are realistic contenders to win. It’s difficult not to assess who has the best chance of making it to the very end.