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Dreamwave's Stylish, Chaotic Experiment

1 day ago | cbr.com | Gene Kendall |G. Kendall

Published 12 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Welcome to the 42nd installment of Nostalgia Snake, a look at 2000s revivals of 1980s properties, revivals now so old they're also quite nostalgic (hence, the snake of nostalgia eating itself.) This week, the crossover miniseries that managed to stand out amongst the glut of 2000s nostalgia books. It's Jae Lee, it's World War II, it's sometimes incomprehensible. It's Transformers/G.I. Joe. And if you have any...
Was Wolverine #400's Twist the Most Shocking Reveal in the Pages of Wolverine?

1 day ago | cbr.com | Brian Cronin

Comic Book Questions Answered is a feature where I answer whatever questions you folks might have about comic books (feel free to e-mail questions to me at [email protected]). Today, I will try to determine if the reveal in Wolverine #400 was the most shocking reveal in the series' history. As you all know by now, if you're going to market something, you will commonly use a little something called "hyperbole." I certainly am not against the concept.
10 Strongest Zombie-Type Monsters, Ranked

1 day ago | cbr.com | Matthew Morante

The aesthetic of cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game has changed drastically over the years. While early Yu-Gi-Oh! focused primarily on more monstrous designs for its creatures, the modern game has leaned heavily on more beautiful and stylish monsters, and this has led the unsettling cards to take a backseat to their more popular counterparts.
Predator vs. Spider-Man #1 Review: Spidey is Pulled Into a Shockingly Bloody Crossover

1 day ago | cbr.com | Brian Cronin

Published 10 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account The following contains spoilers for Predator vs. Spider-Man #1, on sale now from Marvel Comics. For years, Marvel had a policy of not having Spider-Man appear in anything that could be termed "R-rated" for fear of tarnishing the character as an all-ages brand. However, Marvel has relaxed its standards, with the Spine-Tingling Spider-Man series from a few years ago being a notable example of a Spider-Man comic book...
10 Best Basic Pokémon TCG Cards, Ranked

1 day ago | cbr.com | Matthew Morante

The Pokémon Trading Card Gamecan be surprisingly complex when players want to get involved with playing it competitively. Meta decks often have very intricate setup turns, and when to use a crucial Boss's Orders or Iono can be the difference between victory and defeat in a match.
Spider-Man: The Short and Strange History of Kingpin II

1 day ago | cbr.com | Brian Cronin

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account In Abandoned an' Forsaked, we examine comic book stories and ideas that were not only abandoned, but also had the stories/plots specifically "overturned" by a later writer (as if they were a legal precedent). Today, we look at the strange and short-lived history of Kingpin II. Something that I am sure all comic book fans are familiar with by now is the impulse to give certain characters an "ending," even if we all know that the "ending"...
Batman #159 Review: Batman and Joker Are Cleverly Tied Together by Hush's Plans

1 day ago | cbr.com | Brian Cronin

Published 29 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account The following contains spoilers for Batman #159, on sale now from DC Comics. You don't need me to tell you that there are a number of sequels to notable stories that fell flat, and a general problem that exists in a lot of those failed sequels is that it doesn't seem like the sequel was really NEEDED. The best sequels are the ones that feel like not just an organic follow-up on the first story, but almost like a...
Netflix's Chilling Dutch Thriller (Based on a True Story) Becomes a Sensation on Streaming Despite Poor Reviews

1 day ago | cbr.com | Monica Coman

Published 27 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Netflix users can't get enough of the new Dutch thriller iHostage. The streaming platform has had a lot of success with its foreign titles, with many recent releases becoming wildly popular despite poor reviews. The Dutch thriller premiered on Netflix on Apr. 18. Based on a true story, iHostage follows a man who enters an Apple Store with a gun and starts firing shots, taking customers and employees hostage....
'The Stakes Have Never Been Higher': Charlize Theron's Sequel to Superhero Hit With 80% RT Score Gets Thrilling First Look

1 day ago | cbr.com | Monica Coman

Published 54 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account In 2020, Charlize Theron starred in the superhero film The Old Guard, based on Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernandez's comic book of the same name. The film was a hit on Netflix, and a sequel was announced, but it took a long time for the project to happen. Ahead of the upcoming release on Netflix on July 2, The Old Guard 2 just received an exciting first look via IGN. The sequel will also have Greg Rucka penning the...
The Rookie Season 7, Episode 15 is A Fun, Silly Episode That Wraps Up a Season-Long Arc

1 day ago | cbr.com | Joshua Patton

The following contains spoilers for The Rookie, Season 7, Episode 15, “A Deadly Secret,” which debuted April 22 on ABC and streams on Hulu. With The Rookie episode “A Deadly Secret,” the show returns to a familiar format but sends it up as other documentarians join in. With three episodes left in Season 7, the episode was a lighthearted affair, but one that still tied up some story threads from previous episodes that viewers may not have even realized were dangling.