Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts

Welcome to the weekend and another round-up of posts as picked by your dedicated editorial team. As usual, we all pick three of our favourite posts and suggest them to you. Starting with our Editor-in-Chief …

Erik Amaya chose:

• Star Wars Month: Which Power Of The Force Figure Is The Swollest? by Austin Gorton
• Free League Announces Legends Of Stormbringer Based Off Michael Moorcock’s World Of Elric by Anton Kromoff
• Lawless 2026: Talking With Liam Sharp About StarHenge Book 2: A Kiss For Atticus by Olly MacNamee

Brendan M Allen suggests these:

• Previously On X-Men: Jubilee Shines In the Spotlight of  Jubilee: Deadly Reunion #1 by Austin Gorton
• Advance Review: That Texas Blood #21 Returns True To Form by Tom Smithyman
• More Than An Anthology: You Are On Native Land Supports Native Communities by Brendan M. Allen

Tony Thornley picked these three:

• Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #13 — ‘Q Who’ And ‘Tapestry’ by Scott Redmond
• Sex Criminals Adaptation Casts Imogen Poots & John Reynolds As Leads by Erik Amaya
• Star Wars Month: Come Take A Wild Ride With The Ewoks TV Movies by Scott Redmond

And I chose the following:

• Deconstructing Comics #874: Jack Kirby’s Black Panther #5-6 — The City Of Samurai by Erik Amaya
• Star Wars Month: Shadows Of The Empire Was A Fascinating Pop Culture Experiment by Tony Thornley
• Marvel Comics Reveals The Horrifying New ‘Midnight’ Universe by Tony Thornley

Before I go, I’ll leave you that little something extra, but do forgive me for being a little self-indulgent this week as there’s no real big trailers out. I’m bringing you a blast from the past and a track I’ve been listening to quite a bit this week for no real reason other than it’s great, and it stirs up great memories for me. Maybe it will for some of you, too. Here’s The Offspring with Gone Away from their 1997 album, ‘Ixnay on the Hombre’.