Justin Carter

There’s one thing everyone knew about DC’s Absolute universe before it launched: its Absolute Batman was big as hell. Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta’s then-new take on the Dark Knight turned him from a silent ninja into a brick bathouse […]

Naoya Mastsumoto’s Kaiju No. 8 got an anime last year, and many found it to be a generally good adaptation. The show’s coming back for the summer anime season, and it’s bringing a new face along for the ride. Last season ended

Nearly two years ago, Disney shuttered Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, its very pricey, large-scale immersive experience. For those who still have an interest in the now-ended hotel, they can put that—and some money—towards an upcoming documentary about the attraction’s last days. Game

Less than a month after its launch, Hazelight Studios’ newest video game Split Fiction may be the next video game adapted for film. Per Variety, “multiple top studios” are currently in a bidding war for the game’s rights. Story Kitchen, which

Matt Owens, co-showrunner and executive producer for seasons one and two of Netflix’s One Piece, has revealed he’s stepping away from the show. On Instagram, Owens explained “the last six years working on the live-action One Piece have been a life-changing

Prepare yourselves, My Hero Academia watchers: the final season will kick off sometime in October. During this weekend’s AnimeJapan in Tokyo, Toho released a small teaser announcing the release month for season eight. In it, the series’ respective main hero and villain,

The PlayStation 2 is one of the most important game consoles, because it’s where the current triple-A landscape was born. Third-party giants like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter took shape here, and the console’s first-party lineup made its creators into A-tier names. Look

Information on Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot has been slowly trickling out in recent months, and now we may have our first casting. Per the Hollywood Reporter, actor Austin Abrams is looking like a potential frontrunner for the upcoming film. Last

Every year, Marvel tends to have a couple of event miniseries that shake things up for every comics character, or just certain characters within their own corner of the universe. While the heroes are currently dealing with Doctor Doom’s takeover

Spider-Man stories are typically colorful, splashy affairs, especially when translated to live-action or animation. The upcoming Spider-Noir show will continue that trend, it just may also do it without the vibrant palette we’ve become accustomed to. In a recent interview