Uncanny X-Men Issue 20 shifts the focus to Ransom and Wolverine, who head to Argentina to deal with Ransom’s resurfacing family.

The Paper is too tame, like it’s afraid to push the envelope any further than just getting by as a comedy series.

While not particularly sacry, Cronos: The New Dawn is a lot of fun as a survival horror that puts you in the futuristic armor of the Traveler.

NBA 2K26 combines improved visuals with some important tweaks to keep the series feeling fresh in the latest yearly release.

Imperial War Exiles Issue 1 sees the heart of the Shi’ar empire face a revolution, with the ruler relying on her famous parents for rescue.

Each puzzle in ‘Is This Seat Taken?’ becomes a small glimpse on belonging, choice, and creating spaces that feels meaningful.

Absolute Green Lantern Issue 6 expands the universe and rewrites the whole origin behind the Lanterns, turning a spectrum into levels.

Absolute Superman Issue 11 puts the heroes in the clutches of the sadistic villains, as they start to pick away at their hope.

Invasion Season 3 Episode 2, “The Message,” is dedicated to Mitsuki Yamato (Shioli Kutsuna), and she’s thriving even in danger.

Star-Crossed World is like adding an extra layer to a delectable 3-layer cake; it’s more of the same, but that’s not all bad.

Destiny Rising has some strong gameplay and progression, but is held back by a lackluster world, presentation, and story.

No maps. No markers. No mercy. Hell is Us trusts you to listen, to feel, and to get lost. And in doing so, it offers something truly rare: a soul.