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1 month ago | icv2.com | Mark Waid |Jerry Ordway |Todd Nauck

Two new games join the Exploding Kittens summer slate of releases (see "Two New Card Games" and also, "'Exploding Kittens: The Board Game' Revealed"). The first game announced was What Were You Thinking? It is a word-guessing game where players take turns give one or two word clues about a secret word using a letter grid. It is for three or more players, ages 10 and up, and plays in 15 minutes. This game will come out on July 30, 2025.

1 month ago | icv2.com | Mark Waid |Jerry Ordway |Todd Nauck

Duelist's Advance, a new core booster set for Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, into retail on July 4, 2025. Details about this set are limited at this time. From what was released, so far, this new booster set is 100 cards and features brand-new cards for Duelists to add to their decks. Boxes come with 24 packs with 9 card per pack. MSRP per pack is $4.49. More set details will be announced at a later date. For release dates of Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG products in 2025, see “’Yu-GI-Oh!’ TCG 2025 Release Calendar.”

1 month ago | icv2.com | Mark Waid |Jerry Ordway |Todd Nauck

'Energy Research Institute' Energy Research Institute, a new expansion for Nucleum, into retail in August 2025. The new expansion adds 8 new Experiments to the game (see " Enter the Atomic Age in 'Nucleum'"). It also offers players thematic Patron cards for the new experiments as well as the previous experiments. There are also new Patron cards for solo mode included in the expansion alongside new mechanics to enhance the replayability of the game.

1 month ago | icv2.com | Mark Waid |Jerry Ordway |Todd Nauck

From Marvel Comics Godzilla Vs. Avengers #1 (One-Shot) Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: June 18, 2025 Cover Price: $4.99 Writer: David F. Walker Artist: Georges Jeanty Cover(s): Leinil Francis Yu (Main) and Various Variants (See Below) Format: 32 pgs., Full-Color Rating: Teen+Publisher Description. This June, Godzilla faces off against Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Godzilla Vs. Avengers by writer David F.

1 month ago | icv2.com | Mark Waid |Jerry Ordway |Todd Nauck

The amended agreement between Diamond and lender JP Morgan Chase provides for loans of up to $44,700,000, an increase of $3.7 million over the initially agreed $41 million (see "DIP Financing Order"). Since Diamond owed $32.6 million to Chase when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January, this increases the amount of new financing to $12.1 million from the $8.4 million available under the original agreement.