Don't get me wrong, a Batman Ninja sequel could be great, but there's a brilliant idea in this faux anime opening waiting to be pounced on.

Jeffrey Combs is a man of many talents, but perhaps his greatest of all was giving us his star turn as Deep Space Nine's clone confidant.

Plus, new set pictures from Chris Nolan's The Odyssey give us a look at Tom Holland in ancient action.

As Andor's second season prepares to count down the years towards the formal declaration of the Rebellion, we look back at the far more peculiar story behind its formation in Star Wars' past.

DC and Clover Press are teaming up for The DC Art of Jorge Jiménez, collecting some of the artist's most famous work from the last decade and a half of comics.

Plus, Masi Oka is bringing Claymore to TV.

Certainly not Marvel Comics, that's for sure.

At last, a Trek themed mug for a drink that deserves it.

Plus, Babak Anvari still has plans to bring a new Cloverfield to life.

Chrono Trigger is an icon for many reasons, but the Dragon Ball creator's vision of its time-travel universe has helped it endure for the last 3 decades.

A new trailer for the latest part of the long-running MMO's 15th anniversary is a harkening back to the time of the original Trek movies.

Plus, George R.R. Martin looks ahead to a softer tone in the next Game of Thrones spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

Ahead of Andor's return, showrunner Tony Gilroy talks political ideology and playing in the spaces of Star Wars' familiar iconography.

Lego has always thrown curveballs with its approach to Mario sets, and its latest is no different.

Plus, could Charli XCX be headed to Greta Gerwig's Narnia?

As Gundam GQuuuuuuX gets ready to envision a new lens on the Universal Century, here's what you need to know about the devastating conflict that defined the original Gundam.

The latest fine addition to Batuu's collection brings the Star Wars EU legend to the parks.

Plus, Daredevil: Born Again teases the debut of another foe from the comics.

Daredevil: Born Again kicked off with a banger this week—and a series of events that has fans scrambling to the comics for answers.

As part of a new interview with former Industrial Light & Magic matte painter Caroleen Green, a long-speculated George Lucas cameo in the first Star Wars prequel has been found.