The Warner-Paramount deal is now all but certain, and filmmaker-first execs Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy are out. That’s a bad sign.

Young Ladies Don’t Play Fighting Games celebrates fighting game culture, female gamers, and the bonds that form when you dare to break the rules.

Showrunner and executive producer Tom Hyndman shares how LEGO ONE PIECE puts a fresh spin on the fan-favorite Netflix live-action series.

For a brief, brilliant run, a new generation of creators reimagined Marvel’s heroes for a broken world, but the Ultimate Universe didn’t get the ending it deserved.

Hachette Partworks is bringing the Mortal Realms to Warhammer Age of Sigmar fans with Spearhead magazine.

Primetime director Lance Oppenheim explains how Robert Pattinson used Sauron to get inside the mind of To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen.

Hansen has not seen Primetime, but worries it will be unflattering. He’s in for a rough ride...

Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ masterpiece still has something important but uncomfortable to say about what happens when superheroes get exactly what they want.

Zach Cregger may have made significant departures from Resident Evil lore, but watching the movie feels just like playing the survival horror game.

Zach Cregger largely ignores the Resident Evil video games’ plot while capturing their spirit. There’s a lesson in that.

With the passing of Mike McFarland, we take a look at his 30-year career as one of the most recognizable voices in English anime.

Art Spiegelman’s landmark graphic memoir proves that comics can pack plenty of depth into a single image, with or without awards and acclaim.

Director Paul Greengrass reveals how the real history behind The Uprising proved to be even more fascinating than the Robin Hood myth that followed.

As the days and years after 9/11 fade further into history, one Spike Lee joint captures that chaotic, horrifying moment better than anything.

Hachette’s gorgeous new collection brings 100 beloved Dungeons & Dragons novels back to the shelf, inspiring nostalgia for longtime fans.

Todd McFarlane explains how his teenage sketches inspired Spawn 77 and why keeping Spawn creator-owned gives him room to get weird.

Although he's best known for his movies about the mob and the committing of crimes, Scorsese's masterpieces reach across genres.

Two of the big four fall movie festivals kick off this weekend, and they will shape the culture for the next six months with everything from Chris Hansen biopics to Godzilla...

Kinema Citrus subverts classic fairy tale tropes and '80s nostalgia to deliver one of the summer's most genre defying anime.

Archie Andrews may be essentially the same, but the comics around him have reinvented themselves in some wonderfully unexpected ways over the years.

Grand Theft Auto VI may be breaking records before launch, but Rockstar’s dominance has been decades in the making.

We're taking a look back at the wonderfully wild career of the actor who could steal a scene, terrify an audience, or do both at once.

Coyote vs. Acme is a Looney Tunes gem that almost died as a tax write-off, but it represents so much else of what Hollywood left buried.

Superhero comics have spent decades rewriting their own histories, and while those changes can be maddening, they’re also essential to keeping the stories alive.

Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho reveals how AI, hive minds, and the fear of losing your individuality inspired his latest horror film, Colony.