Alpha Gang is a weird, funny, cult-film lover’s dream of a sci-fi film—bloody, funny, and so over-the-top from start to finish.

Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1000 is a terrific outpouring of history, emotion and gratitude, celebrating an enormous milestone for the wallcrawler.

Queen in Black Issue 5 is such a limp finale to one of the most adrenaline-filled events ever concocted, with a lame conclusion

End of Abyss could have been great given more refinement but buckles under the weight of trying to accomplish too much.

Poison Ivy Issue 48 rids Ivy of any world she felt she belonged in, as the Batman: Bad Seeds crossover wrestles the control of the plants from her.

Uncanny X-Men Issue 36 is an outpouring of justified anger, as an arc filled with trauma and frustration reaches a bloody conclusion.

Alien vs. X-Men Issue 1 is ruthless and relentless from the start, putting mutants at the mercy of the relentless Xenomorphs

Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 9 shows how far the Lady Greyhounds have come together, but Keeley deserved to be on that bus with them.

Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III – The Curse Of The Serpent sees the Medicine Seller confront a darkness residing at the heart of the Ooku.

While it takes time to get going and struggles with pacing issues, One Piece delivers the adrenaline and spectacle to make the start of Elbaph soar.

Digger says more than most by choosing not to say anything at all with a magnetic Tom Cruise performance and outstanding production design.

LEGO ONE PIECE feels like an extension of the One Piece live-action, offering some lighthearted entertainment for audiences of all ages to enjoy.