If you need some new Lord of the Rings media in your life, War of the Rohirrim may give you a fix.

In another version of Brave New World, Sam would've become more directly connected to the looming MCU crisis.

Saber Interactive's been conscripted to bring their magic on Warhammer 40K: Space Marine II to make a game out of a major Hasbro brand.

The Big Two will collide in comics for the first time in over 20 years in the pages of Marvel/DC and DC/Marvel.

Tony Dalton's mustachioed Jack will come back for swordsman seconds and (probably) spend some time hanging with Daredevil.

Seven Havens and the upcoming movie trilogy have a challenge ahead of them in bringing Avatar to the modern age of IP.

The shapeshifting Batman villain now has a director to helm his solo film set to release in September 2026.

Hasbro is bringing Avatar to its popular card game in November, and hopefully there'll be a Cactus Juice card.

It may a bit too much like a movie, but The Order: 1886 is a charming one-off for PlayStation's cinematic brand.

The first season of the Marvel Animation series reminded fans why Spider-Man is as timeless as he is endearing.

Brave New World isn't just making money, it's also surpassing expectations and opening weekends for earlier Captain America movies.

While Eon and Amazon beef over the future of James Bond, an Austrian real estate agent wants to grab the character's different trademarks.

Want to own some Stranger Things or Wicked memorabilia, and donate to a good cause? You're in luck.

Did the first new Captain America movie in years live up to your expectations, or was it ultimately a Brave New Dud?

The Monkey may not help you find religion, but watching it in a place of worship might have you saying "oh god!" quite a bit.

You may think you know who's coming to Marvel Rivals, but not everyone you've heard about is likely to show up.

Before Nosteratu (hopefully) picks up some Oscars, why not watch it again (and again, and again) when it comes to Peacock?

Love 'em or hate 'em, Paramount's Sonic movies have long known who they're for and how to build on that momentum.

Over 40 years later, Warner Bros. seems ready to give the Goonies fans the sequel they've been hoping for.

If the trailer hype is any indication, Fantastic Four: First Steps may be another big event movie for Marvel.