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Find guides and what to expect from upcoming movies, shows, games, and film festivals in this archive below. Find gift guides, and read through our comics reading guides as well about Marvel and DC characters featured in those cinematic universes.


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Midnight Sons Reading Guide

Greetings demon spawn, and welcome to the Midnight Sons Comics Reading Guide! In the 1990s, the original vision of the Midnight Sons was too big for one comic book title. Instead of confining all their midnight madness to one single series, Marvel group editor Bobbie Chase developed the Midnight Sons as a family of titles. Similar to Batman or X-Men, the

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Cosmic Cuisine: Stargirl Sugar Cookie Sandwiches

Stargirl is one of the sweetest superheroes that’s ever graced the DC universe. With her show returning to the CW for the fall season and the first two episodes (“The Murder” and “The Suspects”) having already aired, I wanted a sweet treat to munch on while watching. These red, white, and blue sandwich cookies are perfect. My kids had a blast

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The Winchesters’ ‘Supernatural’ Viewing Guide

It’s crazy to think that it’s been almost two years since Supernatural aired its finale on The CW. Beginning in 2005, the show centered on brothers Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles), who hunted monsters across the USA. Supernatural was an instant hit, spanning 15 seasons and over 300 episodes, volleying between monster of the week stories and season-wide arcs.

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Werewolf by Night Reading Guide

Awoooooo!! Welcome to the Werewolf by Night comics reading guide! After the Comics Code Authority relaxed in 1971, Marvel wasted no time in launching new monster horror comics, with Werewolf by Night and Tomb of Dracula both debuting in 1972.  Created by Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and Mike Ploog (with a little input from Stan Lee), the idea of a werewolf

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Blade Reading Guide

Greeting suckheads, and welcome to the Blade comics reading guide! Cursed at birth when the vampire Deacon Frost bit his pregnant mother, Eric Brooks was destined to become the great vampire hunter he is today. Taking the name ‘Blade’ after his weapons of choice, Blade has traveled the world for over seventy years on his quest for vengeance against vampirekind. As

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Daredevil Reading Guide: 1998-2025

Welcome to the modern Daredevil comics guide! With some of the most consistent solo runs out of both Marvel and DC, Daredevil has become one of the greatest superhero comic series ever published. While his early comics set the bar, Daredevil’s standard of excellence has been especially true for the modern era. While the Quick Start below is a handy guide,

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FAQs: Defining the rules of the Multiverse Saga

Per announcements by Marvel’s Kevin Feige at SDCC last month, we are now nearing the end of Phase 4, and the end of the first of three phases in the Multiverse Saga. But what exactly is the Multiverse and what are the rules for this latest intertwined Marvel epic? I will try to shed some light on that and more below.

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Daredevil Reading Guide: 1964-1998

Welcome to the classic Daredevil comics reading guide! This is the best place to start for Daredevil’s formative years, including his iconic origin story, his first encounters with Kingpin and Elektra, and the definitive work of Frank Miller. Classic Daredevil Comics Recommendations: Daredevil (1964) #165-191, 227-233 (Frank Miller) Daredevil (1964) #192-226 (Dennis O’Neil) Daredevil (1964) #236-291 (Ann Nocenti) Daredevil (1964) #297-304

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Padmé Amidala and the Handmaidens Companion Guide

Hello readers, and welcome to the companion guide for Padmé Amidala! With Obi-Wan’s memories of Padmé in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, I thought it was time that the queen of Naboo and her royal handmaidens got some attention. Padmé and her handmaidens were first introduced in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. When I first saw the movie I instantly fell in love with

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