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Blade Runner: Black Lotus Episode 5 sees Elle set her sights on her next targets. But even as she prepares to make her move, LAPD is hot on her heels.
Yashahime Episode 34 sees the new moon deprive Towa and Setsuna of their powers while Moroha searches for a way to defeat the Full Moon Raccoon Dog.
Young Justice: Phantoms Episode 9 puts the focus on Zatanna for its next story arc, and tackles the magical aspects of the DC Universe.
The Mugen Train Arc adapts the excellent Mugen Train Arc in a very serviceable way, but is it worth taking the time to watch?
Sir Edward Grey: Acheron #1 marks Mike Mignola’s return to writing and illustrating solo comics, featuring the mysterious Witchfinder.
Made In Korea Volume 1 introduces readers to Jesse, an artificial human proxy with some programing that makes her one of a kind.
Platinum End Episode 9 introduces a new God Candidate who comes from a troubled past and sports an unhealthy fixation on Metropoliman.
Green Snake tells the story of Xiaoqing, a young woman trapped in Shura, a city for those too obsessed with something to reincarnate.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid comes to Disney+, bringing to life the struggle of Greg Heffley as he attempts to survive the throes of middle school.
It’s been 60 years since West Side Story received its iconic film adaptation, how does Steven Spielberg’s take handle the legacy?
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