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With the new Superman movie being announced - and with Man of Tomorrow being the teased angle - will we see Lex and Clark team up to take on a bigger foe or not? The comic storyline that's being referenced features a frienemy relationship between the two but, with only one Lex Luthor story under the DCU's belt, it's a little intimidating to think that Gunn might (like Snyder) be overcomplicating his Superman sequel story. Original Story: https://comicbook.com/movies/news/james-gunn-superman-sequel-title-date-revealed-its-hero-is-a-huge-surprise/
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Seeing the thread about whether George R.R. Martin would ever finish the Song of Fire and Ice books got me thinking about which game I've been waiting on the longest. And as someone who is forever thinking about starting a new Skyrim playthrough, that's got to the The Elder Scrolls 6. We've been waiting on that one for AGES and still know next to nothing about it. It has me worried that Bethesda might be a bit overwhelmed by trying to follow up on the success of Elder Scrolls 5 and may struggle to ever finish the project. Please tell me I'm wrong!
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Hey everyone! This is the first of (hopefully) many rundowns, results, and polls for WWE SmackDown moving forward. If you want to sound off on your favorite moment of the night, the worst moment of the night, or anything in between, this is the place to do so! If you need to catch up on what happened, you can also check out my full Hits & Misses rundown right here. I'll start things off. My fave moment of the night was the Cena apology, just because it's so intrinsic to who Cena is. This was pure babyface Cena at his finest, and he made a truly unreal moment for one of his biggest fans in the process. Plus, it actually makes sense in storyline, so you really can't bea…
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Really loved the first few issues of Hickman's run on Ultimate Spider-Man, but I've started to turn on it the longer it goes. The storytelling feels like it's not building to anything proper, with each arc just ending with a major surprise for the sake of it. Don't get me wrong, some of the twists have been cool (I liked the Mysterios reveal), but otherwise, each issue seems like it's trying to throw a wrench in the established Spider-Man mythos just to play with reader expectations and not much else. Compelling characterization is falling by the wayside, especially when it comes to Peter. Am I wrong?
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I won't claim to have played a ton of new releases this year, but I feel pretty comfortable making Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 my pick. In fact, it's up there with my top games of the decade so far.
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Just a few months left of 2025, but there are some pretty big games still on the way. I know for me, Digimon Story: Time Stranger is high on the list, along with Witchbrook, provided it actually hits that winter 2025 release mark. What games are you still looking forward to for the rest of the year?
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We're halfway through Alien: Earth, and if you've been watching, you know that the ending of Episode 4 confirms a major game-changing twist Noah Hawley is throwing into the franchise. (IYKYK) SPOILERS: How do you all feel about what the show is doing with Wendy & the Xenomorphs? Is it a cool new avenue to explore? Or is it potentially bad for the Alien franchise to have this kind of thing on the table?
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Given that this is likely the most consequential fight to the overarching plot, and that we'll see Odin in action as he fights Sakata Kintoki, I personally suspect that they'll keep the plot suspended a bit longer by giving Odin the W, especially since Göll is AWOL and there's an unnamed valkyrie still in play before Brunhilde joins the fight herself. Odin is far too clearly the big bad of the series, and it'd feel weird to make him kick the bucket in a fight (however I do love a chaotic twist). Kintoki serves the plot far more effectively earlier on by seeking out Siegfried, who surely comes into play after the events of the tournament, whichever direction that winds up …
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I've been reading Record of Ragnarok's manga for years at this point, eagerly following each development (even if the trajectory is predictable) because I think, deep down, my battle shonen-loving heart craves tournament arcs stretched into an entire seinen series. Azychika's coordinated team effort to convey an incredible array of dynamic and wonderfully weird renditions of mythological gods and historical heroes, warriors, soldiers, and more. It's a series I happily devour every month, each time Monthly Comic Zenon blesses up, especially with the latest conclusion of Round 11. It feels like just yesterday it was still Round 10 and I was cheering for Soji Okita, but here…
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Interested to see the takes on this. It is made up of a fair amount of strong parts and acting. Good close of the trilogy. But the bizarre (huge) timeline jumps threw me off so much. But maybe didn't with others? Will say... that opening scene was pure 🔥 --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkNV9yUspls
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There's plenty of retcons that are stupid, terrible, or great, but I feel like we don't talk enough about the ones that are outright funny. My personal winner is the Barry Allen's first appearance calling all the Golden Age heroes comic books characters, which not only had the confusing question of if there were Batman and Superman comics about the REAL Batman and Superman, but was darn near IMMEDIATELY undone in "The Flash of Two Worlds." It's so unintentionally funny to me.
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The MCU has done a great job adapting some Marvel characters, but others feel very different from their comic book counterparts. Which character do you think the MCU still hasn't gotten quite right? And if you could change one thing about their MCU version, what would it be?
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Another week of new comics is here, with books like Fantastic Four #16, Absolute Superman #23, Batman #13, Teen Titans #1, Daredevil #6 and plenty more hitting shelves this week. I went pretty light this week. I only picked up Rook: Exodus #11, Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment #1, and Fantastic Four #16. What did everyone else pick up? Anything you've already read that you'd recommend? And if you skipped the new releases this week, what are you reading instead?
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Holy Smokes! I've been wondering for like 2 years what the whole Daniel and Helen plot thread was about! Now: 🤯🤯🤯 What a way for the show to completely flip our perspective while upping the ante in a major way. Can't WAIT for S4! Are you digging Silo still?
