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Thordur Palsson’s The Damned (2024) is an intriguing horror film that creatively showcases the damaging effects of guilt.
Hellverine #1 chooses a new host for the Baghral-Ghul, rescurrecting and possessing his son Daken, for a violent journey across the world.
Sentinels #3 pits the soldiers against their most powerful mutant yet as they encounter Magneto. the whole operation begins to fall apart.
Absolute Batman #3 builds storylines out of the chaos, with characters starting to find their feet amid a ferocious gang war.
Challengers of the Unknown #1 takes a deeper look of the team working within the Justice League Watchtower, giving them missions of their own.
Sonic 3 offers infectious joy with Team Sonic at the core, even if we just needed a bit more of Shadow on the screen.
The New Gods #1 blends divinity and domesticity, starting a journey that will have ramifications on Earth and on New Genesis.
Skeleton Crew Episode 4 is a reminder that even in a series centered on kids, Star Wars can be unflinchingly real and profoundly engaging.
Ranma continues to fend off Shampoo’s affections in the terrific and vibrant Ranma 1/2 Episode 11, “You I Love.”
Stephanie Hsu is genuinely remarkable in the comedy-mystery Laid (2024) but the series fails to live up to her performance fully.
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