Warning: Spoilers for Imperial #1!Hiro-Kala, the son of the Hulk, is officially dead. The death of Hulk's forgotten son had been teased previously in previews for Marvel's next big galactic event, but now, with the release of Imperial's first issue, Hiro-Kala's death has officially been canonized into Marvel's main continuity. Readers not only see his death unfold, but who the culprit could be. 21596n

The Far Sidehad a skewed view of humanity, to say the least, and these cartoons about the forerunners of modern civilization will make readers question whether it was actually a good idea in the first place, just as Far Side creator Gary Larson seemed to on a regular basis.

Few heroes have had as many fantastic runs as Batman, but when it comes right down to it, The Dark Knight Returns stands out as the hero’s absolute best. Granted, the Caped Crusader has been in hundreds, if not thousands of stories since he first debuted. And yet, The Dark Knight Returns manages to rise above them all.

Warning: Spoilers for Giant-Size X-Men #1 (2025)!Marvel changesX-Men history forever by establishing the sentient living island of Krakoa as having been a member for 50 years. While the name Krakoa was popularized during its 2020s era of X-Men lore, the character and concept have existed for 50 years. Originally introduced as an antagonist, Krakoa is now being framed as having been an honorary X-Man for as long as it's been a part of the canon.

There is no denying that Superman is one of the most powerful beings in the DC Universe and stands as one of the Justice League’s top powerhouses. However, crowning him as DC’s strongest hero would be a mistake, especially when another hero has not only matched the Man of Steel blow for blow but has also defeated him. Now, DC explicitly confirms this hero’s dominance by officially labeling him as “the most powerful weapon on the planet.”

Thoris easily one of my favorite Marvelcharacters, but the publisher missed an opportunity to expand the God of Thunder’s “Unworthy Era” into a full-blown series that could have defined an entire generation for the character. Following the defeat of Gorr the God Butcher, Thor was left with a devastating truth that stole away his powers and his future. However, I think Thor should have suffered more.

A major Jujutsu Kaisenevent was just announced, and it may finally provide answers to fans' burning questions regarding the anime's third season. Since season 2 ended in December 2023, viewers have been anticipating the debut of the long-awaited Culling Game arc, which has currently not received a release date yet.

The "USS Callister" episode of Black Mirror is being adapted into comic book form. "USS Callister" serves as the premiere episode of Season 4, starring Jesse Plemons and Cristin Milioti as virtual reality programmer Robert Daly and the assistant in his Star Trek-esque VR game. The episode was acclaimed with four Emmy wins and a Season 7 sequel episode, "Into Infinity." Its popularity has justified an adaptation within another medium.

Batman is defined by his unwavering “No-Kill” rule, a moral boundary he refuses to cross and one that shapes his entire identity. He won’t kill, and he claims he won’t tolerate anyone who does. Yet time and again, Batman has turned a blind eye when his allies cross that same line. Whether it's selective justice or willful hypocrisy, the fact remains: for someone so devoted to his code, Batman has a surprising habit of letting his friends get away with murder.

Darth Vader'sdebut in Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope is nothing short of legendary, solidifying him as a staple of pop culture history. From the ominous breathing to his towering presence, he immediately establishes himself as a force to be reckoned with, striking fear into the hearts of both Imperial officers and Rebel heroes alike.