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The Boys' newest spinoff is coming back for sophomore year...once the actors strike is over.
The second live-action adaptation of the hit Nickelodeon anime will come to Netflix in 2024, and the streamer's just revealed some new cast images.
Lowenthal talks shop on his continued relationship with Insomniac and calling on his past roles to make a jerk out of this new version of Spider-Man.
Let's close out the last day of New York Comic-Con 2023 with a final volley of some great cosplay!
Vaughn wants the two franchises that's defined his career to come roaring back into prominence, and he'll make it happen himself, come hell or high water.
The long-dormant publishing line for alt-universe takes of DC's heroes and villains will return in 2024 with six ongoing comics.
The hit spy comedy's got one, three last tricks up its sleeve.
Erika Henningsen leads an ensemble cast in an animated musical about the princess of Hell using her hotel to make its citizens good enough to get into Heaven.
New York doesn't just have Comic-Con this weekend, it's also got some impressive cosplay on hand!
To start off Marvel's 2024 comics, the Avengers will fight vampires as the Ultimate Universe begins its gradual resurgence.
Prime Video's animated superhero comes back with the first half of season two on November 3.
NetherRealm adds Invincible's violent Superman-alike to its already chaotic and hyperviolent fighter.
Goku and the gang return, this time as kids, in a brand new Dragon Ball series releasing in 2024.
He was a corpse, she was a girl. Could I make it any more obvious?
Lionsgate aims to reboot (and remake) the cult franchise for a new audience throughout 2024.
Joseph Bennett and Sean Buckelew dish on creating Max's upcoming animated sci-fi series.
Maya Erskine, Kenneth Branagh, and Masi Oka headline Netflix's next adult animated series.
"We're just normal films. We're just innocent films."
Whether you saw gruesome traps or innocent AI children in the theaters this weekend, let us know what you thought of either.
Assassins, dates, and vacations await Loid, Yor, and Anya starting next week.