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      • Indie Comics Showcase #330: C.H.E.S.S. / Edge Crossover, Lost in the Desert, & The Manti-Corps

        Posted on Wednesday October 07, 2026

            Welcome back to another installment of Indie Comics Showcase, the weekly blog where we signal boost a few truly independent comics that are currently crowdfunding their projects, crowdsourcing their funding in some way, or just completely self-publishing on their own. Every little bit of support for these creators matters, from a single dollar […] Continue Reading »

      • Why Rockstar’s Co-Founder Walked Away and Won’t Look Back

        Posted on Wednesday October 07, 2026

          Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser built a gaming empire, then walked away from it. Now he says he has no interest in watching what the corporate machine produced without him.   Speaking on Variety‘s Strictly Business podcast, Houser admitted he hasn’t seen the 27-minute GTA 6 preview that premiered on Netflix in August. He doesn’t […] Continue Reading »

      • Captain America Comic Hidden for 80 Years Sells for $716,750

        Posted on Wednesday October 07, 2026

          A copy of Captain America Comics No. 1 that sat in a cardboard box for nearly 80 years has sold for $716,750 at auction.   The 1941 comic came from the Merrimack Valley Collection, a recently found group of Golden Age books purchased off the rack by the original owner. The collection remained stored […] Continue Reading »

      • Absolute Batman Is a Hit. But Where Are the Numbers?

        Posted on Wednesday October 07, 2026

          The Post-Journal gave a report about a specialty store in Chautauqua County that’s contributing to Batman Day. At the beginning, they even describe it in a way I’m not sure was emphasized when the event began a dozen years ago:   Batman/Batgirl Day is an annual event that celebrates and promotes everything related to […] Continue Reading »

      • Stephen Colbert’s Tolkien Film Stalled After Warner Bros Merger

        Posted on Wednesday October 07, 2026

          The Lord of the Rings fans waiting for Stephen Colbert’s proposed Middle-earth film may have a longer wait ahead. Colbert revealed on Tolkien Day that he was writing a new Lord of the Rings movie called Shadow of the Past. He was set to write the project with his son and Lord of the […] Continue Reading »

      • Disney President Signals Trouble for Jimmy Kimmel Live

        Posted on Tuesday October 06, 2026

          Disney President Dana Walden says the future of Jimmy Kimmel Live! is still undecided as ABC weighs the costs of late-night television and the show’s long-term value. Walden addressed the issue last week in an interview with Bloomberg, where she was asked whether Jimmy Kimmel will remain with the Disney-owned network after his current […] Continue Reading »

      • Jurassic World Rebirth Sequel Targets Previous Franchise Director

        Posted on Tuesday October 06, 2026

          Universal Pictures may be looking backward as it plans the next chapter of the Jurassic World franchise. Director J.A. Bayona is at the top of the studio’s wishlist to direct the untitled sequel to Jurassic World Rebirth, according to a writer at The Hollywood Reporter. The report followed a rumor from The InSneider.   […] Continue Reading »

      • Walt Disney Co. President Calls Recent Layoffs “Extremely Painful”

        Posted on Tuesday October 06, 2026

          The Walt Disney Company’s President Dana Walden said on Thursday that the company’s layoffs were “extremely painful” but necessary for its survival. Disney has carried out several rounds of cost cutting measures in recent years to combat intense competition in streaming, while advances in AI tools have also become a cheaper production alternative for […] Continue Reading »

      • Comic Books Could Be an Answer to America’s Reading Gap

        Posted on Tuesday October 06, 2026

          That’s what a professor in Texas is arguing, according to ABC7-KLTV:   As students across East Texas continue working to rebound from pandemic-era learning loss, one local educator says the secret to closing the reading gap might be found inside comic books.   Dr. Gina Doepker, a professor of literacy education at the University […] Continue Reading »

      • Ted Sarandos Finally Admits Netflix Growth Is Falling Short

        Posted on Tuesday October 06, 2026

          Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos admitted this week that the streaming giant is not growing as quickly as he wants, even as Wall Street raises fresh concerns about falling viewer engagement and YouTube’s growing hold on television audiences. “Overall, we’re not growing as fast as I want us to, and we’re working on making that […] Continue Reading »

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