Finding a shiny Pokemon used to mean beating incredibly low odds. Modern games make these rare encounters slightly more common, but the thrill of seeing those sparkles remains the same. Players spend ...

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Victor von Doom is the only Marvel character who can hack an artificial intelligence like Ultron and defeat the devil in his own realm. When you examine Dr Doom powers, you find a unique threat that ...

Let’s get one thing straight before we suit up: Spider-Man has more outfit changes than a Bollywood wedding montage. The guy fights crime in spandex, gets his suit destroyed roughly every eleven ...

Everyone knows the greatest hits. Odysseus outwitting the Cyclops. Icarus falling because he flew too close to the sun. Perseus slaying Medusa. These are the stories that made it into the school ...

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A full breakdown of The Spectacular Spider-Man: Brand New Day #1 as Dan Slott launches Spider-Man into a dangerous new era filled with Kingpin’s downfall, Mr. Negative’s rise, and a shocking Punisher ...

There’s a moment in almost every Green Lantern story where someone — usually someone holding a gun or driving a tank — looks up and says something like, “What is that thing?” And the answer, depending ...

There’s something Hollywood keeps discovering and keeps pretending to be surprised by: we are not always rooting for the hero. We sit in those dark theaters, popcorn going cold, and somewhere between ...

We Burned So Bright is a heart-wrenching standalone novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author T.J. Klune, following an elder gay couple on an end-of-the-world road trip. It marks a notable ...

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