Originally scheduled as a hybrid in-person and virtual event, the festival will now be online only.
Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell's Victoriana monster hunters are teaming up for a new adventure, and io9 has a look inside.
The second episode of the Star Wars Disney+ show was filled with callbacks, but a subtler one was our favorite.
The first trailer for the Netflix series has a lot going on, and it's all unnerving.
The CG anime's cast of Ultras is growing in the long-in-the-works sophomore season.
But it is extremely accurate to the video game series the movie is based upon.
"The Tribes of Tatooine" delves into the past to ask a fundamental question of its protagonist: If Boba Fett is no longer a bounty hunter, then what is he?
And Brian Michael Bendis has a... surprisingly needed clarification about his Legion of Superheroes animated series.
The Emissary filmmaker Bryan Tan wrote, directed, and created the entire spaceship set in his parents' basement.
How does Krakoa safeguard itself from within without becoming the very thing that mutants hate most? Nightcrawler might have the answer.
It's actually the first time the design has ever been animated, to boot.
He's back in The Flash and Batgirl , but he was originally going to come back for Batman Forever .
Peacock's new series co-stars Josh Gad, and the trailer hints Fisher's character might be a universal monster.
Quest of the Jedi begins in October and will follow Star Wars ' pattern of the second series going back in time.
io9 spoke to Dallas Dupree Young who plays the crucial Cobra Kai season 4 character Kenny.
Honestly, though: Does Sony really need another superhero movie out right now after No Way Home made all the bank?
And Nic Cage sinks his teeth into his Dracula inspirations for Renfield .
And other secrets from the TV series' most infamous scene.
The rebellious, critically-acclaimed Star Trek TV series turns 29 today.
Claude Cloutier's short introduces us to a pair of dapper plants who'd rather fight over flies than work together to survive.
