Lizzie Hill April Q&A Part 3: Marvel Studios’ Vision series, Young Avengers, & Running The Cosmic Circus
Here’s the third part of our April 2025 Q&A. This time, I answer questions from our Patreon & Discord members
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‘My Hero Academia: Vigilantes’ Is a Fresh Yet Familiar Return to Hero Society’s Roots
My Hero Academia first premiered nearly 10 years ago. It rapidly became one of the most popular shonen in recent
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Exclusive Interview with the Creators of Puerto Rico Sekaiju Con
Anime has become a central pillar of pop culture. Its growing popularity has propelled the medium beyond its Japanese roots,
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‘DanDaDan’ Is The Anime You Have To Watch This Year
As soon as it hit the scene, DanDaDan erupted into incredibly high popularity, enough to bring me back to watching
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‘Uzumaki’: Rising to the Challenge of a Junji Ito Adaptation
I have to admit my faults: I foolishly thought that a good animated adaptation of Junji Ito’s works could never
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‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ Returns to Theaters for the 20th Anniversary
If you have never seen Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle, I must sincerely ask you what you are doing with
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Puerto Rico Sekaiju Con 2024 Event Preview!
After overwhelming success with previous editions, Puerto Rico Sekaiju Con is set to return to the Roberto Clemente Coliseum for
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‘Suicide Squad Isekai’ Premiere Review: A Unique Take on DC Characters
Suicide Squad Isekai is an anime presented by Warner Brothers Japan, featuring DC comics characters like Harley Quinn (Anna Nagase),
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Report: Next Arc for ‘Demon Slayer’ May Be an Anime Film Trilogy
Demon Slayer is arguably one of the most popular manga and anime franchises of the modern era. The hit series
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What to Watch: ‘Delicious in Dungeon’ on Netflix
Be warned: this is going to be one of those articles where I get down on my hands and knees
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Top Manga Without An Anime Adaptation
Nowadays, just about every popular manga gets picked up, spun around, and put out as an anime. For the most
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‘The Book of Japanese Folklore’ by Thersa Matsuura
As an American fan of Japanese anime, I’ve sometimes found myself amazed by the creative styling of some creatures and
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