Month: September 2021

A new AfterShock Comics book titled Tales of Mother F. Goose takes familiar fairy tales and twists them into something you’d find in a Quentin Tarantino movie. Writer Frank Tieri, artist Joe Eisma, colorist Matt Herms and letterer Carlos M. Mangual are the creative team on Tales of Mother F. Goose, a prestige format one-shot that picks up after Shock‘s
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for One Piece Chapter #1025, “Twin Dragons,” by Eiichiro Oda, Stephen Paul and Vanessa Satone, available in English via Manga Plus and Viz Media. One Piece Chapter #1024 saw the Straw Hats were scrambling to regroup and find Luffy, Momonosuke and Shinobu. The castle lit ablaze, the Animal Kingdom Pirates began flooding
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Source: Tsurune official website Kyudo-themed anime Tsurune is hitting the big screen next year! [embedded content] Adapted from Kotoko Ayano’s light novel series, Tsurune follows a boy named Minato Narumiya, who gave up kyudo (Japanese archery) in middle school. However, he is convinced to join his high school’s kyudo club after meeting a mysterious man
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Multiple motion comic dubs of Webtoons’ Batman: Wayne Family Adventures have emerged, less than a week after the highly successful webcomic debuted. The animations are all produced by voice actors and ambassadors assigned to promote Webtoons content. One of the earliest versions, adapting the first episode of the comic showing Duke Thomas moving into Wayne Manor, was shared by
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Hinamizawa Syndrome is the mysterious and questionable disease that serves as a key plot device in the Higurashi: When They Cry franchise. For many viewers, Hinamizawa Syndrome can completely smash their willing suspension of disbelief since it’s a poorly understood fictional disease. Nevertheless, series creator Ryukishi07 has tried his best to explain Hinamizawa Syndrome and
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Bleach was once part of shonen anime’s famed “big three,” and it’s easy to see why. Tite Kubo’s venerated series has an outstanding combat system, memorable and fun characters, classic fight scenes, exotic settings, and more. By the series’ end, many Bleach characters are immensely powerful, but not all of them started off that way.
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Loki has proven himself to be one of the most complex characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and one of the most popular with fans. Even before the Loki TV series, he was a character who flipped between heroic and antagonistic across all three Thor films and the first Avengers movie. His eventual redemption and subsequent death in Avengers:
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WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Shang-Chi #4, available now from Marvel. Shang-Chi may have just become the latest breakout star of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he has been one of the Marvel Universe’s greatest heroes for decades. However, Shang-Chi’s life has spiraled out of control since he inherited his father’s vast, cult-like
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Movies were invented in the late 19th century and immediately began borrowing ideas from a medium that has existed for thousands of years. Although books and movies employ technically different styles of art, their narrative core is the same – they both engage and excite their respective audiences. RELATED: 5 Action Movies That Would Make Great Anime (& 5
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The upcoming issue of X-Men: The Trial of Magneto explores the haunted mindscape of Max Eisenhardt, as two prominent mutant telepaths attempt to get a subconscious confession out of him. Magneto is no stranger to psychic intrusions, having fought off numerous mental invasions over the years, — not only due to his specially made helmet, but also
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Delinquents continue to make their mark in the anime world, drawing fans to their edgy and defiant energy. While these delinquents may not follow the rules, frequently engaging in shady business, their endearing qualities keep viewers entertained. Here are the five greatest anime and manga starring controversial yet captivating delinquents. Tokyo Revengers Recently making its anime debut, the gang
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After a dangerous confrontation with the Crime Syndicate during on a mission on Earth-3, the latest iteration of the Suicide Squad teleported back to a remote site in Russia, where they were surprised by the appearance of another Superboy. Robbie Thompson, Eduardo Pansica, Julio Ferreira and Dexter Soy’s Suicide Squad Annual #1 explores the aftermath
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Over the course of eight seasons the detectives of Brooklyn Nine-Nine have dealt with a lot of ridiculous people. This is, after all, a series that has featured a recurring character named Bill Hummertrout, who just happens to look a lot like Charles Boyle. But the strangest and most mysterious of them all by far
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Production has officially wrapped on the upcoming Predator prequel movie, which is currently going under the title Skulls. Cinematographer Jeff Cutter announced the news on Instragram by posting a photo of a clapboard from the film’s set. “And that’s a wrap on Skulls! Can’t thank [director Dan Trachtenberg] enough for inviting me along on this
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Since the first appearance of Star Trek‘s Mirror Universe in 1967’s “Mirror, Mirror” in Star Trek Season 2, the threat of a cruel and calculated Enterprise crew has loomed over the universe. Captain Picard‘s Mirror Universe doppelganger didn’t appear until David and Scott Tipton and J.K. Woodward’s 2018 Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Mirror Broken. Now the Tiptons
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Crossovers have been a staple of television shows for decades starting with I Love Lucy’s penchant for crossing over with the likes of The Adventures of Superman and more. Eventually, this moved over to cartoons and became a mainstay for many programs. Nickelodeon has been including crossovers into its regular programming since the ‘90s, though
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