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WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Venom #35 by Donny Cates, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Ryan Stegman, Kev Walker, Danilo S. Beyruth, Ron Lim, Guiu Vilanova, Gerardo Sandoval, Mark Bagley, JP Mayer, Jay Leisten, Kev Walker, Scott Hanna, Victor Nava, John Dell, Frank Martin, Chris O’Halloran, Jim Campbell, Matt Milla, Alex Sinclair, Chris Sotomayor, Richard
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Miitopia, at its core, is a casual JRPG that makes up for what it lacks in depth with charming, quirky humor. However, that doesn’t mean the game is entirely void of challenges in either its Nintendo 3DS or Switch incarnations. Easily the game’s most frustrating enemies, Fiends first appear in the Realm of the Fey’s Bigg
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WARNING: The following contains discussion of self-harm and suicide. Classic anime villains typically have two things in common: a tragic backstory and access to incredible power. A tragic origin story often breaks a character both mentally and physically, justifying the villain’s descent into darkness. Meanwhile, wielding great power gives a villain the opportunity to execute their plans
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DC Comics has some of the most powerful–and most iconic–characters in the entire superhero genre. It also boasts quite a number of LGBTQ+ icons whose amazing powers and exploits are truly epic to behold. RELATED: 10 Non-Superhero LGBTQIA+ Comics to Celebrate Pride All Year Round Representation matters because different types of heroes bring their own experiences
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Between 1994 and 2007 the Legion of Super-Heroes went through several changes. After several decades of adventures, the original LSH was rebooted during the Zero Hour event. It happened again in 2004 with the Threeboot version of the futuristic team by Mark Waid and Barry Kitson. RELATED: Every Member of the Original Legion of Super-Heroes, Ranked In 2007, Geoff Johns
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Wish Dragon, now streaming on Netflix. Netflix’s Wish Dragon ends on a happy note, unsurprising given its fairytale nature, with Din (Jimmy Wong) and Li Na (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) working at his mom’s newly opened restaurant. In addition, the dragon, Long Zhu (John Cho), has finally found his purpose,
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Marvel is no stranger to alternate universes and redesigning their characters in different ways across a multiverse. It’s fun to reimagine iconic characters in different contexts and undergoing different kinds of challenges. They even have the What If…? line of stories to play out major Marvel moments where things go a little differently. RELATED: Marvel:
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Left 4 Dead is considered one of the greatest cooperative games of all time for good reason. The Valve-developed four-player shooter introduced a whole generation of fans to a tight collaborative action experience whose subtle mechanics allowed for infinite replayability. Without a sequel on the horizon, other companies have begun to create new spins on this beloved
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Static and the Milestone Universe introduced readers and viewers to a new type of superhuman: Bang Babies. These were individuals who were given powers by the Big Bang incident in Dakota. Their powers ranged from elemental powers like Static’s, to drastically more powerful abilities, such as the power to control time. Throughout the comics and cartoon,
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In 1994, DC Comics did some spring cleaning. Though Crisis on Infinite Earths eliminated the Multiverse, there were still some loose ends to fix. Their answer to this was the crossover event Zero Hour: Crisis in Time. RELATED: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About DC’s Linearverse, Explained The five-issue miniseries and subsequent tie-ins adjusted some of the events that
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