Month: April 2021

The live-action adaptation of Paper Girls has found its time-traveling newspaper delivery team. Deadline is reporting that Sofia Rosinsky (Fast Layne), Camryn Jones (Pacific Rim: The Black), Riley Lai Nelet (Altered Carbon) and Fina Strazza (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit) will star in the television series set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video. The show, based on
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First introduced in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Ahsoka Tano has been a fairly major character since her introduction and most recently made her live-action debut in The Mandalorian. The Jedi Apprentice of Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka survived the Clone Wars and Order 66, returning in Star Wars Rebels. This brought her back into conflict with her former
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In the world of anime, love is practically a supernatural force that can accomplish anything. Depending on the story, it can break dark spells, bring the deceased back to life, and even save reality regularly—and it doesn’t have to be a romantic type of love, either. RELATED: 5 Shojo Anime Villians Who Would Get Along (& 5
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Mortal Kombat, now in theaters and streaming on HBO Max. One of Mortal Kombat‘s central characters wasn’t in the original screenplay for the 2021 reboot, according to writer Greg Russo. During an interview with Inverse, Russo revealed that the first draft didn’t have Hanzo Hasashi — better known to fans as
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for The Nevers, Episode 3, “Ignition,” which premiered Sunday on HBO. On last week’s episode of The Nevers, Inspector Frank Mundi revealed that Mary Brighton, who was kidnapped by Maladie, the Touched serial killer he’s pursuing, was once his fiancée. In fact, she left him at the altar about a
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Before shojo manga are collected into volumes—or tankobon as they are known in Japan—they are typically serialized chapter by chapter in monthly shojo magazines. Popular series often run for years at a time. The current longest-running shojo series is Glass Mask, which has been running since 1976. RELATED: 1o Plot Twist In Shojo Anime No
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Episode 45 of Digimon Adventure 2020, “Activate, MetalGarurumon!,” now streaming on Crunchyroll. After introducing two Mega forms for Agumon — WarGreymon and BlitzGreymon — as well as the iconic Omnimon, it was only a matter of time until the Digimon reboot series gave Gabumon the same treatment. Episode 45 telegraphs the overdue upgrade to Matt’s
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In 1986, DC Comics firmly addressed the issue of its expansive multiverse in Crisis on Infinite Earths. Over the years, the Multiverse came back in Infinite Crisis. Grant Morrison defined the Multiverse in Multiversity, celebrating Elseworlds’ most popular characters with fans. Convergence further expanded it before the Dark Multiverse began to threaten everything. RELATED: DC: 10 Of
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Ever since October of 2012, The CW‘s Arrowverse has been a thriving television universe. The Arrowverse has consistently presented a vast lineup of DC Comics heroes and villains on the small screen. From epic crossovers to intriguing storytelling, the uniqueness of the Arrowverse shows continues to usher in scores of fans each week to see what will happen
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A different animation studio is taking the reins on Restaurant to Another World for the anime series’ upcoming second season. SILVER LINK animated Restaurant to Another World Season 1. However, as reported by Anime News Network, OLM will produce Season 2. Based in Tokyo, OLM (formerly Oriental Light and Magic) was founded in 1990. It is perhaps best known
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One of the reasons Junji Ito is hailed for his work in horror is that he manages to find new ways to disturb his readers. Finding innovative ways to take something ordinary like spirals, marionettes, or furniture, and find ways to make them terrifying. RELATED: 10 Terrifying Monsters In The Marvel Universe That Could Rival Godzilla
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