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Avengers #10 highlights the threat of the new villains as old foes of the team are left shaken and nervous by what’s coming.
An action fantasy film, The Tiger’s Apprentice showcases the creativity in cultural stories exploring feelings of belonging and loss.
BANDAI NAMCO’s Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash isn’t bad but it is lacking, making it a run-of-the-mill arena fighter.
Kneel Before Zod #2 sees Zod and his wife Ursa start to develop a plan to protect their planet in the only way they know how.
Red Hood: The Hill #00 opens up a neglected part of Gotham. Red Hood visits old friends as the rest of the city seeps into untainted territory.
Persona 3 Reload does a great job of retaining all the original game’s charm while introducing new features that appeal to modern players.
One Day (2024) is a fantastic watch for lovers of romance as Emma and Dex cross paths every July 15th for 20 years.
Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior encourages players to best themselves through each rewind of time which is challenging, rewarding, and fast fun.
Halo Season 2 won’t bring back any fans of the video game that tapped out last season but is firing on all cylinders and well worth your time.
Doctor Slump continues to flesh out Ha-neul and Jeong-woo while pushing the deeper mystery behind Jeong-woo’s legal woes.
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