After the runaway success of Thundercats, Another 1980s cartoon is making a comeback, courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment. Dynamite's relaunch of the Thundercats Franchise connected with fans old and new, helping to make it the biggest debut in the company's history. now, As part of the publisher's deal with Warner Brothers/Discovery, the Thundercats Sister Property, SilverhawksReturns in 2025 with an all-new, ongoing series. Dynamite Entertainment announced Silverhawks Ahead of this week's New York Comic-Con. silverhawks, whose first issue goes on sale in January, will be written by Ed Brisson and drawn by George Kambadais, and will ship with various variant covers.…
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Summary Batman shuts down the manufacturer of the weapon that killed his parents in "Brick by Brick." Batman's origin story continues to resonate, with new layers added to the classic tale. Bruce Wayne's actions foreshadow his growing interest in addressing systemic issues. Warning: Contains spoilers for "Brick by Brick," which appears in Batman #150! Batman uses his vast fortune to help keep Gotham City safe, but his first act of becoming a billionaire only heightened his most important message. Even after 85 years, Batman's origin story continues to yield new developments, as seen in the story “Brick by Brick”, appearing…
Warning: contains spoilers Star Trek #25! Although Star Trek fans believe the galaxy is at peace with species 8472, the franchise has just confirmed that they are still a massive extinction-level threat. Introduced in Star Trek: Voyager season three, Species 8472 has the distinction of being the only race that even the Borg fear – and for good reason. Traveler found Species 8472, and Janeway apparently brokered a deal, but as revealed in Star Trek #25, she had doubts. Star Trek #25 was written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Liana Kangas. Trapped in the Fluidic Space,…
Warning: contains spoilers Green Lantern #16!Teen Lantern has been missing for months, and now DC has revealed his disturbing fate. Green Lantern helper. Thaaros, the Prime Minister of the United Planets, turned the once-beloved Green Lantern Corps into a fascist police force and declared war on the rest of the Emotional Spectrum, and as seen in Green Lantern #16, Teen Lantern has been instrumental in Thaaros' evil crusade. Green Lantern #16 was written by Jeremy Adams and drawn by Xermanico. A group of Tharros' former aides met to discuss Premiere's plans. They reveal that Thaaros had the Teen Lantern imprisoned…
Warning: contains spoilers Star Trek #25! After seven years, Star Trek finally revealed the inspiring reach of Discovery Micellic Network. Introduced in Star Trek: Discoveries In the first season, the titular ship used the Network to travel great distances, almost single-handedly winning a war in the process. Not much is known about the Micélica Network yet, but in Star Trek #25, the crew of Theseus learn how important it is – and why it should be protected. Star Trek #25 was written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Liana Kangas. THE Theseus is traveling through Fluidic Space,…
Warning: contains spoilers Star Trek #25! Captain Benjamin Sisko is an exemplary judge of character and explained why Tom Paris should be Star Trek next captain. Tom Paris flew Traveler through the treacherous Delta Quadrant, finding himself along the way. Tom Paris' arc in Star Trek universe took him from one extreme to the other, and in Star Trek #25, Sisko advocates for Paris to become captain one day. Star Trek #25 was written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Liana Kangas. During an attack by Species 8472, Sisko is knocked unconscious and Tom Paris, being the…
The popularity of Peacemaker continues to rise in the DC Universe, and now the antihero made famous by John Cena is returning with his best friends for a miniseries from the brand. The newly announced Peacemaker Presents: The Vigilante/Eagly double feature! sets the title characters on a standalone adventure, taking place between Seasons 1 and 2 of the Max TV series. The publisher announced the new project during the “Jim Lee and Friends” panel at New York Comic Con, along with first details, cover art and preview pages for the upcoming story. As the name implies, The five-issue series stars…
Doctor Strange debut in 1963 Strange Tales #110 was, by Marvel's own admission, quiet, especially when compared to other character launches. However, from this modest beginning grew the entire magical corner of the Marvel Universe. Doctor Strange's first adventures were unlike anything Marvel published at the time. Under the direction of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, Doctor Strange battles some of the most powerful and frightening villains in the Marvel Universe. Here are the first ten villains Doctor Strange fought, in chronological order. 10 Nightmare Doctor Strange's First Villain Is Still His Most Terrifying Issue Creators Information "Doctor Strange, Master…
Over the past 70 years, Godzilla fought some truly fearsome opponents, but his toughest ones could never appear in MonsterVerse– and for a very specific reason. Godzilla has become an icon thanks to a steady stream of films pitting him against other giant monsters, or kaiju. They range from Rodan to the evil King Ghidorah. however, one of Godzilla's best enemies can only appear in Marvel comics. Red Ronin, who first appeared in 1978. Godzilla, king of the monsters #6, started out as a potential villain and then became an uneasy ally of the King of the Monsters. Created by…
Justice League 1990s heroes come together to pay homage to the iconic cover while creating the perfect nostalgic tribute. The '90s saw DC introduce a variety of new characters, some of whom took on the mantles of classic heroes such as Green Lantern. Now, Artist Kerry Cullen combined the two into a beautiful piece of fan art, complete with a large Easter egg. Kerry Cullen published this article in a post on Instagram. In the preface to the post, he said that the artwork was created to order. The piece depicts some of DC's greatest heroes of the 1990s, such…