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      • Brad Bird Returns as ‘Ray Gunn’ Earns Rave Early Reviews

        Posted on Wednesday October 14, 2026

          Brad Bird is back, and his latest movie has been nearly 30 years in the making. For fans who’ve missed the director behind The Iron Giant, The Incredibles and Ratatouille, the first reviews of Ray Gunn offer plenty of reasons to look forward to December.   The adult-oriented animated sci-fi detective story premiered at […] Continue Reading »

      • Space King: The Funniest, Most Savage Show I’ve Seen in Years

        Posted on Wednesday October 14, 2026

          It was a sad day for Warhammer 40,000 players when Games Workshop went woke, put chicks in their game and made it gay. Given that the company is based in England and the mercenary management team was happy to wreck the lore if it could sell a few more outrageously over-priced models, it was […] Continue Reading »

      • Indie Comics Showcase #331: Alter Ego’s 40th, Envy, & Syervale

        Posted on Wednesday October 14, 2026

            Welcome back to another installment of Indie Comics Showcase, the weekly blog where we signal boost a few truly independent comics that are currently crowdfunding their projects, crowdsourcing their funding in some way, or just completely self-publishing on their own. Every little bit of support for these creators matters, from a single dollar […] Continue Reading »

      • Lanterns Exposes the Gap Between James Gunn’s Hype and Reality

        Posted on Wednesday October 14, 2026

          James Gunn sold fans a big promise with Lanterns. What they got, based on the finished series, looks like a much smaller deal. This was Gunn’s pitch in his video presentation in January 2023 introducing the initial slate for DC Studios’ Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters.   When Gunn announced the DCU’s “Chapter 1: […] Continue Reading »

      • These Indian Comics Don’t Need to Be Marvel – Here’s Why

        Posted on Wednesday October 14, 2026

          Stir World interviewed artist Charbak Dipta, who’s currently working on comics like Heshoram Hoshiyaar, based on a classic Bengali story, and developing a modern take on it in panel format:   Srishti Ojha: Can you tell me about your decision to adapt Sukumar Ray’s Heshoram Hoshiyaar into a comic book medium?   Charbak Dipta: […] Continue Reading »

      • Grant Morrison to Take on James Bond 007 in New Comic Series

        Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2026

          James Bond is headed back to comics while fans wait to learn who’ll take over as 007 on screen. IDW Publishing’s first Bond project will put writer Grant Morrison in charge, with the publisher promising a “radical swing” for a character whose appeal has lasted for generations.   According to The Hollywood Reporter, IDW […] Continue Reading »

      • Retro Review: Martian Successor Nadesico (1996)

        Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2026

          The giant robot genre is an anime staple, mainly associated with emotionally challenged pubescent pilots with family issues. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a wonderful thing, and I’ve made it quite known I’m a fan of the genre. Series like the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise, Yamato, Escaflowne, and even the old-school titles like GoLion/Voltron, […] Continue Reading »

      • Brad Bird Says Disney Fired Him for Defending Its Original Values

        Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2026

          Disney often celebrates the artists who built its animation legacy, but Brad Bird says standing up for their lessons cost him his job. Speaking at the BFI London Film Festival while promoting Ray Gunn, the director of The Incredibles recalled learning from Disney’s veteran animators before clashing with the studio’s management.   “I was […] Continue Reading »

      • Veteran DC Comics Creators Blast HBO’S ‘Lanterns’ Finale

        Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2026

          Two veteran DC Comics creators are blasting HBO’s Lanterns after a controversial season finale killed off Hal Jordan and allowed his murderer to walk free. Writer Grant Morrison and artist Ethan Van Sciver, both closely tied to the Green Lantern franchise, say the series betrayed the characters and the principles that made them heroes. […] Continue Reading »

      • Easy to Learn, Easy to Enjoy: The Enduring Popularity of Simple Games that Anyone Can Play

        Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2026

          In 2026, the entertainment landscape is more crowded than ever, but the most enduring in games are still the simple ones, whether played online or in person. No matter what your age or experience level, their easy rules, familiar formats and quick engagement make it easy to just jump in without spending hours learning […] Continue Reading »

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