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Somewhat paradoxically, Monster Hunter Rise is facing a bit of a second album scenario. It's certainly not the second Monster Hunter game, but it is the game to follow Monster Hunter World , a massive mainstream success that got countless people into a series that has long gotten by with a devoted cult following. So to a lot of people, Rise is their second Monster Hunter game. How will the Switch exclusive – the Switch console exclusive, rather, what with a Monster Hunter Rise PC port coming in early 2022 – follow up one of the most innovative Monster Hunters yet? I'll tell you how: with giant dogs that you can ride. The adorable palamute companions have become the face of Monster Hunter Rise, and beyond being incredibly good boys and girls, they're a great representation of what sets Rise apart from World. Under the routine of turning monster hides into fancy hats, Monster Hunter is a traditionally upbeat and comical series – though you wouldn't know it from World's … [Read more...] about Master Rank, Apex monsters, and the Rampage: the Monster Hunter Rise team takes us inside the series’ stunning return to handheld

Are you a comic fan that appreciates the art and wants to do more than just collect the comic books? Well, you can, with original art. Whether it is to admire, to collect, to give, or to invest in, original comic book art is a thriving part of the comic book industry. I've been collecting since 2007, and have seen just how much the market can change in a few years. At this point in my life, it's become less of a hobby and more of a ritual at every comic convention I go to. I get a budget plan together, assemble my portfolios, pack my sketchbooks, and roll out to Artist Alley for the rare opportunity to meet comic artists face-to-face and, hopefully, snag a great piece or two. But if you haven't started, it can be daunting. Where would you even start? What's the right way and wrong way to try and get sketches and commissions from your favorite artist? Let's break it down so you can begin collecting original comic book art online and/or at conventions, and be better prepared … [Read more...] about An expert’s guide to collecting comic book art

The weekly Red Dead Online patch notes are in, and it's a good time to be dealing in Moonshine. Starting this week, bootlegging is becoming a little bit more lucrative thanks to a bunch of new bonuses to trading. During this time you’ll be able to earn 50 percent extra RDO$ along with double character XP and payouts on Moonshine sales. Speaking of Moonshine sales, if you complete any sale or trader sale, you’ll net yourself a free treasure map. Better yet, simply logging in before March 1 will reward you with a free Moonshine Mash Refill. If you feel confident in your horse riding, there will be a chance to earn double payouts in this week’s featured Series, including Target Races, Open Target Races, Plunder and more. You might want to hop into one of these modes during this time and make the most of the double rewards on offer for your troubles, which is always a nice bonus. For you collectors out there, some cosmetics will be leaving the game soon, so now is your last chance … [Read more...] about Red Dead Online patch notes: It’s a good week for Moonshiners

As part of the 'Infinite Frontier' initiative, longtime partners Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez are reuniting to take over the ongoing Justice League title. The duo, who have worked on Miles Morales , the Defenders , Iron Man , and Civil War II are reuniting beginning with March 16's Justice League #59 - and using a mix of classic members along with some surprising ones like Hippolyta, newcomer Naomi, and the usually-a-villain Black Adam. Ahead of this new era, Newsarama spoke with Brian Michael Bendis about his Justice League run, adding a character he created to the pantheon of the team, and how this works with the Justice League Dark secondary story in each isue. Newsarama: Brian, to jump right in, what was the decision behind wrapping up Superman to write Justice League? Brian Michael Bendis: I was only supposed to do 25 issues of the Superman books, each one, that was the original run. Then everything kind of stretched a little bit with pandemic … [Read more...] about Bendis’ Justice League will be the ‘central piece’ of the DCU

Harley Quinn has put her past (i.e. the Joker) firmly behind her as witnessed in 'The Joker War,' but at the same time she ended up shot in the head with his replacement for her, Punchline . Don't worry, she survived - and she's back with a plan to start a new life (and turn over a new leaf) on March 23 with a new Harley Quinn ongoing series by writer Stephanie Phillips and artist Riley Rossmo. In this 'Infinite Frontier' era series, Harley Quinn plants her roots in Gotham in an attempt to the wrongs of her past - and she has help with a new partner (but not partner-in-crime), Kevin. Phillips spoke with Newsarama about what's in store next month with Harley Quinn #1, but also in the unofficial prequel about her and Poison Ivy in the March 16 anthology Batman: Urban Legends #1 . So we talk about on-again-off-again romances, the effects of 'The Joker War,' and how this new best bud Kevin fits into everything. Newsarama: Stephanie, to jump right in, your upcoming story … [Read more...] about Harley Quinn aims to re-invent herself and save Gotham in new DC ongoing