Spider-Man Week: Sadie Sink’s Character In ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Is…?
It feels like the question of who actress Sadie Sink is playing in Spider-Man: Brand New Day has been around
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Spider-Man Week: An Introduction To Brand New Day
Welcome to Spider-Man week at Comicon.com. Coming straight off San Diego Comic-Con, it’s thrilling to see the web-slinger hitting the
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SDCC 2026: In-Person Previews From The Hasbro Breakfast
Hasbro is the home to big names such as Star Wars, Marvel, and Ghostbusters when it comes to the world
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Commentary: ‘They Will Kill You’ Is A Spiral Of Absurdity
There are two big categories of films: those that take themselves seriously and those that do not. Once a film
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Beware Of Wolves And Mountain Spirits: Reviewing Deaf Crocodile’s ‘DEFA Fairy Tales’ Collection
No one is ever too old for fairy tales but in case you might be needing a reminder that there
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘Darth Vader’ 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 75-79
The latest box in my Fanhome Star Wars Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. At the end of
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‘Freefall: A Reckoning For Boeing’ Tops Our Netflix Picks For August
Although it is the week of Comic-Con International: San Diego, the monthly Netflix preview has arrived and … well, there’s
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Mad Cave Studios Announces ‘The Last Starfighter: Beta’ #1
Forty years after his sacrifice, Beta’s untold story finally comes to light. This fall, the beloved duplicate gets his due.
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Commentary: ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Is Not About Plot Or Characters
There are many different building blocks to a story. It’s not just about characters and the plot they must undertake.
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘Darth Vader’ 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 70-74
The latest shipment in my Fanhome Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. With 120 stages in this build,
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, and it’s another scorcher in the UK thanks to the climate crisis, at a point now
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Commentary — ‘Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come’ Took Inspiration From ‘Dragon Ball Z’
It’s interesting to see parallels between different stories, even if they are unintended. Sometimes, plots follow certain trends and formulas
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Commentary — ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Mimics ‘Star Wars’ In More Ways Than One
The Avatar franchise is in a weird place at the moment. It initially started out as just one film, similarly
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‘The Batman: Part II’ Delayed To 2028
Time is never an issue for The Batman. Originally meant for release in 2026, Warner Bros. and DC Studios announced today
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Chatting With Director Anthony Frith About ‘Mockbuster’
To explore the unknown realms of indie filmmaking, Comicon.com’s Tito W. James had the opportunity to chat with Anthony Frith
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 8 — Toronto Is Basically Chicago
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, Sports Analyst Brett Lawson, and
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Commentary — ‘Ready Or Not: Here I Come’ Opens Up The Universe
Some stories are so self-contained that it’s hard to imagine a spin-off with the potential to expand the universe. In
Read moreDeconstructing Comics Special: ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’
While the characterization of Spidey in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is still spot-on, not much else in the movie is. Tim
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Sci-Fi Double Feature: ‘Unearthly Stranger’ And ‘Soylent Green’
It’s the 4th of July at the time of writing and I don’t know if you’ve heard, but it’s a
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Trailer Watch: ‘The Origin Of Ultraman’
Some are still discovering the wonders of Tokusatsu, the greatest underappreciated Japanese genre. Tokusatsu is the term for Japanese live-action
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Trailer Watch: ‘Klara And The Sun’
Directed by Taika Waititi (JoJo Rabbit) and starring Jenna Ortega (Wednesday), Klara and the Sun is an adaptation of the
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Streaming And Screaming — ‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’
The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist is a hand-crafted documentary by Daniel Roher (Everything Everywhere All at Once). An
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Hammer Films Unleashes ‘Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?’ On Blu-ray And ‘Shatter’ Soundtrack On Orange Vinyl
Resurrected classic UK horror studio Hammer Films continues to mine its extensive back catalog with unique releases of rare cult
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Commentary: ‘Swapped’ And The Trouble Of Naming Kids Films
A film’s title is extremely important for a number of reasons. First: it communicates what the story is about, but
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Trailer Watch: The YRF Spy Universe Expands With ‘Alpha’
I’ve been a fan of Indian action movies for many years. Those who watched RRR can appreciate the appeal of
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Warner Archive’s ‘7 Faces Of Dr. Lao’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Review: ‘Imagine Me & You’ Isn’t Perfect
A woman and man are attending their wedding. Meanwhile, a florist is working at the same wedding. Bride and florist
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Trailer Watch: ‘Colony’ Is Not Your Average Zombie Movie
I really enjoyed Train to Busan and its bombastic sequel, Peninsula. Therefore, I’m excited to see director Yeon Sang-ho‘s latest
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Arrow Video’s September Slate Includes Stephen King, ‘Forbidden Planet,’ A Humphrey Bogart Classic, And More
The good folks at at Arrow Video have unveiled an impressive slate of releases for September. Physical media fans can
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Trailer Watch: ‘Blades Of The Guardians’ Looks Like A Martial Art Epic
Based on the bestselling Chinese manhua, Blades of the Guardians is directed by Yuen Woo-Ping — the action choreographer on
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Film Review: ‘Supergirl’ Is A Proper Introduction To The Woman Of Tomorrow
The 2026 Supergirl film has one main objective: get you to love Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El. In this, it succeeds. It also has
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