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David Marquez describes his and Brian Michael Bendis' recent Justice League #59 as like "the first 10 minutes of when the title rolls in for a movie." Now that everyone's in their seats and the stage is set, the real "heart of the story," as Marquez says, begins. In April 20's Justice League #60 , the duo continues to staff up their new Justice League team with queen Hippolyta of the Amazons. She joins an already interesting line-up that includes other new recruits like Black Adam and Naomi for a story that'll criss-cross the known (and unknown) worlds of the DC Omniverse. Destinations include the mysterious homeworld of Naomi, and on a more conceptual level, a crossover with Justice League Dark. Ahead of the next issue, Newsarama spoke with Bendis and Marquez about the impending crossover, its ties to the Checkmate limited series, big changes for Green Arrow, and a push for new characters - and some that only recently made their debut in Bendis' recently concluded … [Read more...] about Justice League has big changes coming for Green Arrow – and new truths for Naomi

We've reached the penultimate episode of Falcon and The Winter Soldier, which means the series finale is just one week away. Still, despite the clock rapidly ticking down, we've got plenty of mysteries and unanswered questions left swirling around the show to dig into--so many, in fact, that there's a real chance we may not get resolutions for all of them in only one episode. But the potential for a second season or any number of spin-off shows or movie cameos for the cast remains on the table, of course. This is the MCU, after all. This week picked up in the aftermath of John Walker's homicidal meltdown. After a knock-down-drag-out fight, Sam and Bucky were able to wrangle the shield from him leaving him to return to the US for court martial. Walker is given an "other than honorable" discharge and basically left to slink off with his tail between his legs--that is until a mysterious newcomer, Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), arrives to make Walker a … [Read more...] about Falcon And The Winter Soldier Episode 5 Recap: What We Learned From “Truth” And What’s Coming Next

GTA 6 hasn't been officially announced by developer Rockstar, but that hasn't stopped GTA 6 rumors from emerging from the depths of the internet. The latest gossip is that GTA 6 could launch in October 2023 and be set in Miami . That's from a dubious online source though, but additional details from that leak including a single, male protagonist, with the game being set in the 1970s, with a chaptered story like Red Dead Redemption 2 . Combine that with Rockstar teasing fans with the official Rockstar Support account is telling us to "stay tuned" for GTA 6 updates on Twitter and it just keeps getting more exciting. According to a Kotaku report, "a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series," is early in development as of April 2020. That report also suggested we can expect to see a smaller launch, with the game expanded through updates in the manner of an MMO or GTA Online. The development timing means expecting the game to be a PS5 and Xbox Series X title is a sure … [Read more...] about GTA 6 release date, news and rumors

Was Resident Evil misclassified? Returning to the game that popularised the genre term 'survival horror' 19 years after its original release invites the question. Sure, Spencer Mansion's warren of corridors and alcoves is riddled with tenacious horrors. There are hardy zombies that won't stay down unless you drench the corpse in gasoline and take a flame to its rags. There are rabid Doberman that round corners at full pelt. There are mad bees and hellish crows not to mention terror snakes and spiders seemingly imported straight from Greek myth. Yes, the game makes good on its horror promise. Meanwhile, ensuring the survival of your protagonist - you choose between local special force operatives Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine at the start - is an ever-present theme (albeit no more than in any other video game). But 'survival horror' is not the game's principle theme. Rather, most of your stay here is spent solving puzzles. Resident Evil has the appearance of a lost George A. … [Read more...] about Resident Evil HD Remaster review

The mythic Chinatown of crime noir is getting a dose of real-life thanks to a new comic book series called The Good Asian. Writer Pornsak Pichetshote ( Infidel ) teams with artist Alexandre Tefenkgi ( Outpost Zero ) on a nine-issue series that explores the history and struggle of Asian-Americans in the first half of the 20th century through the lens of crime noir. The Good Asian centers on Edison Hark, an Asian detective raised by a white family, witnessing first-hand how the first generation of Chinese Americans are being affected by the Chinese Exclusion Act, a real act that banned Chinese immigration. The landscape is besieged by rampant murders, abusive police, and a world that seemingly never changes. Before The Good Asian #1 hits comic book stands on May 5th, Newsarama had the chance to chat with Pichetshote and Tefenkgi about their detailed research sessions to create this historical fiction, the current events that inspired the creative team to bring this series … [Read more...] about Crime noir comic The Good Asian explores the identity, struggle, and history of Asian-Americans