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As a devoted fan, I must say that Uncanny X-Men #19 stands out as a self-contained, one-and-done masterpiece, a rarity in today’s comic book landscape where stories often span multiple issues. In this issue, the X-Men convene with the Mayor of New Orleans, who proposes an intriguing idea for the city – the “Uncanny Village”, a tourist attraction inspired by our team, featuring businesses themed around Rogue, Gambit, Nightcrawler, and Jubilee. Given the significant role New Orleans has played in Uncanny X-Men so far, it’s tempting to speculate that we might be witnessing the beginnings of a new X-Men headquarters in the near future. Uncanny X-Men has been nearly flawless, artfully blending past events to shape the future. Although the X-Mansion is synonymous with the X-Men’s main headquarters, the team has had other significant homes throughout their history.

Bandai’s iconic Gundam series has consistently been a top-selling product, but lately, it’s seen an impressive surge in popularity. New projects like “Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury,” “Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Freedom,” and “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX” have significantly boosted sales and interest in the franchise. In fact, the first quarter of 2026 saw nearly double the sales compared to previous years, making it one of Bandai’s most lucrative years for Gundam yet.

As a die-hard movie buff, let me rephrase that for you: In an attempt to thwart the invasion of Earth by the queen butterfly, Eek Stack Ik Ik, I sadly found myself squashed by Detective Sophie Song (Annie Chang), after I had unintentionally succumbed to the leeching of Eek Stack Ik Ik.

In the beloved Tenth Doctor’s Christmas special, David Tennant portrays the Time Lord who breaks rules, encountering the Racnoss – an old, spider-like creature that menaces to stir its young ones beneath the Earth’s surface, aiming to destroy it. Unable to persuade her, The Doctor floods the tunnel leading to them, understanding that this action will annihilate the Racnoss’ offspring and consequently lead to the extinction of their species.

10 Outstanding Zombie TV Series That Reinvent the Genre:

These remarkable shows demonstrate that there’s always a new perspective to offer when it comes to zombies. They break free from the monotony of retelling the same story, proving that the world of the undead is vast and intriguing beyond belief.

WARNING: Spoilers for Ultimate Wolverine #8 below

It’s been confirmed that the final arc of the light novel “86 – Eighty-Six,” written by Asato Asato and illustrated by Shirabii, will begin with the release of its 14th volume, titled “Paint It Black.” This volume is set for release in Japan on September 10, 2025. Ahead of this release, the cover art for volume 14 has been revealed. The captivating cover showcases the female protagonist of the story, Vladilena Milizé, or Lena as she’s more commonly known. Since previous English versions have been released a year or so after the original, fans should anticipate a similar timeline. Yen Press, the official English licensor of the series, will announce the release date for the English version shortly.