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Posted in: Disney+, Movies, TV | Tagged: daredevil: born again Article Summary Brad Winderbaum says Daredevil: Born Again was always mapped as a three-season story, not a sudden cancellation. Marvel knew at the start of Season 3 that Daredevil: Born Again would end there, despite reports tied to BTS changes. Winderbaum compares the original Daredevil and Born Again as matching three-volume sets, with more to figure out later.

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, X-Men | Tagged: Jean Grey, phoenix Article Summary Jean Grey #1 launches this November as a five-issue Marvel limited series by Jed MacKay and Rogê Antônio. Set after DNX, Jean returns to the X-Men as the Phoenix heads to Earth and her power threatens to erupt. Marvel teases a new era of MacKay’s X-Men with a lettered Jean Grey #1 preview and first story details.

Posted in: Amazon Studios, TV | Tagged: stillwater Article Summary Prime Video’s Stillwater adds Lauren Cohan, Mark O’Brien, and Mia Tomlinson as series regulars. Ben Hardy leads Stillwater as Daniel West, drawn to town by a mysterious letter, dark secrets, and an inheritance. Based on Chip Zdarsky and Ramón K. Pérez’s Skybound comic, Stillwater is an eight-episode horror-thriller. Greg Berlanti and Carly Wray spearhead Stillwater, where no one ages, nothing dies, and no one escapes.

Posted in: Black Mask Studios, Boom, Comics, Image, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Vault | Tagged: Amazing Spider-Man #1000, calexit, jim lee, Marilyn Monroe, muppets, printwatch, rob liefeld Article Summary PrintWatch tracks new comic reprints led by Amazing Spider-Man #1000 getting a third printing from Marvel. Jim Lee pops up outside DC on Dead Samurai #8, while Rob Liefeld and Guillem March lead Image reprints.

Posted in: Collectibles, Hasbro | Tagged: hasbro, Marvel Legends Article Summary Hasbro revealed a new Marvel Legends X-Men ’97 Jean Grey figure at New York Comic Con 2026, inspired by Season 2. The X-Men ’97 Jean Grey figure brings the Grant Morrison-era New X-Men costume to life in animated form. Jean Grey includes alternate hands and psionic effects, with premium articulation for dynamic X-Men display poses.

Posted in: CBS, TV | Tagged: eternally yours, tv Article Summary Eternally Yours premieres as a light but intriguing vampire fantasy, with enough charm and mystery to promise more ahead. Liz and Charles make a messy, believable central couple, and the flash-forward hints at a rich, troubled history. Jesse’s odd family adds unsettling intrigue, with Phyllis’s memory loss and the kids hinting at deeper supernatural lore.

Posted in: Comics, Conventions, Events, Image, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: leak, New York Comci Con, The Princess Murders, tim seeley, Tony Fleecs, trailer Article Summary The Princess Murders musical trailer from New York Comic Con is now online, officially released after its “leaked” debut. The eerie song “Can’t You Feel It” features lyrics by Tony Fleecs and Tim Seeley, with music by Nima Fakhrara.

Posted in: Paramount+, TV | Tagged: Frisco King, tulsa king Article Summary Paramount+ drops the official Frisco King teaser, confirming the Tulsa King spinoff premieres December 18. Samuel L. Jackson stars as Russell Lee Washington Jr., a New Orleans gangster setting up shop in Frisco, Texas. Written by Taylor Sheridan, Frisco King follows Lee as he builds a grifting empire in suburbia’s hidden underworld.

Posted in: Collectibles, Hasbro | Tagged: hasbro, Marvel Legends Article Summary Hasbro revealed the Marvel Legends X-Men ’97 Death Gambit figure at New York Comic Con 2026, expanding the hit animated line. Inspired by X-Men ’97, Remy LeBeau returns as Apocalypse’s Horseman of Death after his tragic sacrifice in Genosha. The 6-inch X-Men figure features Death Gambit’s white hair, black suit, red eyes, and kinetic energy card effects.

Posted in: Comics | Tagged: Mark Millar, trees Article Summary Mark Millar revealed at High Vis Comic Con that his next comic is set entirely in the woods, with no public domain Superman. Millar said comics give him freedom film cannot, letting him scale scenes up without the budget limits of movies. The woodland setting could test any artist, as Mark Millar joked that drawing endless trees may be the real challenge.