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G.I. Joe‘s Next Comic Book Opponent Is… The Six Million Dollar Man?!

Batman has fought the ninja turtles. The crew of The Next Generation teamed up with Doctor Who’s Eleventh Doctor. Wonder Woman’s battled alongside the Bionic Woman. So honestly, at this point, we shouldn’t be surprised by a comic as crazy sounding as G.I. Joe taking on The Six Million Dollar Man. io9 can exclusively reveal that…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

The First Future Man Trailer Is Fully Aware It’s Basically The Last Starfighter

Our first really good look at Hulu’s new scifi series Future Man is finally here, and it’s really leaning into its premise basically being The Last Starfighter. There’s even a self-aware reference and everything! But it also shows what’s going to set it apart from the cult classic movie, with a few laughs along the…

Trailers James Whitbrook

Iron Fist Will Be Stopping by Luke Cage Season Two

Just as Luke Cage is dispatching Misty Knight to Iron Fist’s second season, the next season of Luke Cage is bringing in an Iron Fist alum—the titular hero himself. Hopefully there’ll be some hiring for heroes while he’s there, too. Entertainment Weekly has confirmed that Danny Rand will appear in at least one episode of…

Television James Whitbrook

Casting Calls Reveal More Flashbacks For Ant-Man and The Wasp

The League goes all in for new Justice League posters. Josh Brolin is caught in some strange photos from the Deadpool 2 set. We’re getting a little more Star Trek: Discovery this year than previously planned. Plus, Odette Annabelle on her Supergirl villain, and new Star Wars: Rebels footage. Spoilers, go! Ant-Man & the Wasp…

Television James Whitbrook

These Awesome Blade Runner 2049 Posters Will Be Free at New York Comic Con

It’s the eve of one of the biggest pop culture events of the year, New York Comic Con, and nothing says Comic Con like free stuff. Most of the time, free stuff at conventions sucks, but that is decidedly not the case with these gorgeous Blade Runner 2049 posters. Bottleneck Gallery has teamed up with…

Movies Germain Lussier

The Punisher Pulls Its Panel From New York Comic Con After Las Vegas Shooting [UPDATED]

Marvel and Netflix were planning a panel to showcase their upcoming Punisher series at this weekend’s New York Comic Con. But in the wake of Sunday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas, the panel has been canceled. In a joint statement released this evening, the production companies explained how they came to the decision: “We are…

Television Charles Pulliam-Moore

Casino Royale Director Says He Would Only Return to James Bond If Daniel Craig Didn’t

Martin Campbell, the director who brought both Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig’s James Bonds to the big screen, has said he would think about coming back if Craig was gone for good. But don’t worry—that’s not actually an insult. In an interview with Cinema Blend, Campbell was asked whether he would ever return for another…

Movies Beth Elderkin

Batman: White Knight Is Telling a Dark Story About Police Brutality

The idea that Batman is the true source of the evils that plague Gotham City isn’t exactly new, but it’s one that DC’s comics have largely left unexplored, leaving fans to debate it among themselves. In Sean Murphy’s Batman: White Knight, the publisher is finally getting in on the Great Batman Debate and pushing it…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

A Sentient Thermostat Tries to Break Up a Couple in the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Video Cool

“I’m afraid I can’t lower the temperature, Dave.” Space Oddity Films and Eko recently released a short interactive film called Cool, where viewers take on the role of a smart thermostat that’s part detective, part Peeping Tom, and all creepazoid. Written and directed by Alex J. Mann, the short dives into the fear of what…

Movies Beth Elderkin

The Best Scene of Game of Thrones Season Seven Comes to Life in This Insane Poster

You know the scene. Now you can own it. It’s from “The Spoils of War,” and it’s the moment when Daenerys, her dragon, and a Dothraki army attack the Lannisters. Artist Mark Englert has beautifully illustrated it in a poster he calls “Dracarys.” And we’re excited to exclusively debut it. Bottleneck Gallery is releasing the…

Television Germain Lussier

Is American Horror Story: Cult Actually Turning Its Shit Around?

American Horror Story: Cult started off intensely shrill. Anyone who made it through the first three episodes got a glimpse behind the madness in last week’s fourth chapter, when the show did its traditional “not everything is what it seems” reveal. As its title suggests, this week’s episode “Holes” dug even deeper, and what its…

Television Cheryl Eddy

The Two Battlestar Galactica Crews Are Going Head to Head in a New Comic

Thought you’d litigated which of the two Battlestars Galactica could beat each other in a fight? Think again, because the ‘70s classic is going up against its grim-and-gritty reboot self in a new comic book mashup. The simple, yet wonderfully titled Battlestar Galactica vs Battlestar Galactica, published by Dynamite Comics, will be written by Peter…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

The Newest Issue of Batman Delves into Bruce Wayne’s Greatest Regret

Batman #32 is much more than just Selina Kyle’s answer to Bruce Wayne’s marriage proposal. The story behind it reveals a pivotal moment in Bruce’s past, one that comes to define not just his role as Batman, but how Bruce sees himself as Gotham’s Dark Knight. The relationship established between Catwoman and Batman throughout Tom…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

A New Back to the Future Comic Will Explain One of Part III‘s Most Mysterious Lines

At the end of Back to the Future Part III, Marty asks Doc if he and his newly revealed family will be going back to the future. “Nope, already been there,” Doc answers, as his train lifts off the ground with a hover conversion he presumably got on that trip and flies away. It’s the…

Books & Comics Germain Lussier

The Gifted‘s Practical Effects Are Its Not-So-Secret Superpower

Today’s scifi and fantasy television is chock full of fiery vengeance demons, terrifying ice dragons, and massive hordes of the undead—all beautifully rendered by visual effects artists. But then there are other, more cringeworthy VFX like the handful of moments we see Medusa’s hair in action on ABC’s Inhumans. Fox’s The Gifted uses a fair…

Television Charles Pulliam-Moore

Time Bends In the Latest Teaser for Netflix’s Supernatural Show Dark

Way back in March, Netflix released the first teaser for a new show called Dark. Produced in Germany, we noted that its setting and tone made it look a little like Stranger Things. Well, a new trailer backs up that claim but gets much much, well, darker. Produced by Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese,…

Trailers Germain Lussier

Black Panther’s Origins Will Be Explored in a New Comic by io9’s Evan Narcisse, a Guy We Know

io9 senior writer Evan Narcisse has been writing about comics for over a decade, but over the past several months, you may have noticed his thoughtful essays on the Big Two comics publishers are missing. That’s because Evan has gone from writing about comics to writing one himself—namely, Rise of the Black Panther, a new…

Books & Comics Rob Bricken

The Most Intriguing and Important Details the New Star Wars Anthology Revealed About a Galaxy Far, Far Away

From a Certain Point of View, the new Star Wars anthology novel released to celebrate 40 years of the beloved franchise, is unlike any other book we’ve seen so far in Disney’s Star Wars canon. It’s all about the little details rather than the major events of the movies—but that doesn’t there aren’t a few…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

This Week’s X-Men: Gold Is a Reminder of How Fantastic Marvel’s Mutants Used to Be

For the past few months, X-Men: Gold and X-Men: Blue have been trying to recenter Marvel’s mutant super teams by getting them back into the sorts of wild adventures that made the X-Men famous. Nostalgia for the good old days when the X-Men were Marvel’s bread and butter has been one of the subtle through…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

Pacific Rim Uprising‘s Synopsis Confirms the Return of Mako Mori

We knew already that Charlie Hunnam wouldn’t be returning for the sequel—but the fate of his fellow star Rinko Kikuchi was left nebulous, even as we were introduced to the next generation of mecha pilots for the sequel, lead by John Boyega. But the film’s new official synopsis reveals that Mako Mori is back in…

Movies James Whitbrook

G.I. Joe‘s Next Comic Book Opponent Is… The Six Million Dollar Man?!

The First Future Man Trailer Is Fully Aware It’s Basically The Last Starfighter

Iron Fist Will Be Stopping by Luke Cage Season Two

Casting Calls Reveal More Flashbacks For Ant-Man and The Wasp

These Awesome Blade Runner 2049 Posters Will Be Free at New York Comic Con

The Punisher Pulls Its Panel From New York Comic Con After Las Vegas Shooting [UPDATED]

Casino Royale Director Says He Would Only Return to James Bond If Daniel Craig Didn’t

Batman: White Knight Is Telling a Dark Story About Police Brutality

A Sentient Thermostat Tries to Break Up a Couple in the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Video Cool

The Best Scene of Game of Thrones Season Seven Comes to Life in This Insane Poster

Is American Horror Story: Cult Actually Turning Its Shit Around?

The Two Battlestar Galactica Crews Are Going Head to Head in a New Comic

The Newest Issue of Batman Delves into Bruce Wayne’s Greatest Regret

A New Back to the Future Comic Will Explain One of Part III‘s Most Mysterious Lines

The Gifted‘s Practical Effects Are Its Not-So-Secret Superpower

Time Bends In the Latest Teaser for Netflix’s Supernatural Show Dark

Black Panther’s Origins Will Be Explored in a New Comic by io9’s Evan Narcisse, a Guy We Know

The Most Intriguing and Important Details the New Star Wars Anthology Revealed About a Galaxy Far, Far Away

This Week’s X-Men: Gold Is a Reminder of How Fantastic Marvel’s Mutants Used to Be

Pacific Rim Uprising‘s Synopsis Confirms the Return of Mako Mori

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