Is Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol Canon?
Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol is the latest chapter in the classic anime franchise, but is it part of official canon? The answer is complicated.
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Dragon Ball Fans Are Saying The Same Thing About The New Galactic Patrol Anime
Dragon Ball Super is set to continue with a new series, The Galactic Patrol, and the announcement video features music from a Hollywood legend.
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Why X-Men '97 Gave Up Making Logical Sense Of The X-Mansion
X-Men '97 production designer Anthony Go Wu quickly realized that trying to make logistical sense of the series' X-Mansion was a lost cause.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Gambit Actor Auditioned For A Major Live-Action Mutant Role
The voice of Gambit in X-Men: The Animated Series auditioned for the live-action film, but he wasn't interested in the character they had in mind.
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How X-Men: The Animated Series Paved The Way For Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
The success of the '90s X-Men: The Animated series lead directly to the creation of the even more successful Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Here's how.
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How Frank Miller Felt About Batman: The Animated Series' The Dark Knight Returns Homage
Batman: The Animated Series paid tribute to Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns in an episode where Gotham kids imagine what Batman is really like.
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Why Batman: The Animated Series' Creators Originally Didn't Want To Use Bane
When Batman: The Animated Series' creators introduced Bane only under duress. They thought the character's comic book story was 'pretty stupid.'
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Absolute Batman Isn't A Superhero's Journey - It's A Full-On Horror Story
DC Comics' Absolute Batman is fully embracing horror, as Batman's psychology is even more frayed than usual and Bane wreaks havoc on some familiar faces.
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Wonder Man Review: A Grounded Character Study That Pulls Back The Curtain On The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Wonder Man is a grounded, mature character study that pulls back the curtain on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here's our review.
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Cyclops Gave X-Men '97 Animators One Of Their Biggest Challenges In The First Episode
Cyclops has always been seen as kind of lame by X-Men fans, so the X-Men '97 animators put a lot of work into giving him a cool moment in the first episode.
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Marvel's Stan Lee Originally Had A Different Name For The X-Men
The X-Men are one of the most important Marvel creations, but Stan Lee initially had a different name for his team of heroic mutants.
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X-Men: The Animated Series Used Nightcrawler To Cross A Line Superhero Cartoons Avoided
In the 1990s, religion was not a common theme in superhero cartoons. But X-Men: The Animated Series used Nightcrawler to address the topic in a thoughtful way.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Beast Actor Had A Cameo In The First Live-Action Movie
Even the biggest comic book movie fans may not realize that the man who voiced Beast in X-Men: The Animated Series had a tiny role in 2000's X-Men film.
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X-Men: The Animated Series Used Jubilee For A Very Important Reason
For the team behind X-Men: The Animated Series, it was crucial that Jubilee was a part of the team because she could serve as the audience surrogate.
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The First Planned Animated X-Men Series Was Going To Be A Spider-Man Spin-Off
Before X-Men: The Animated Series came along, Marvel's Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends tried to set the stage for the first-ever X-Men cartoon in the 1980s.
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5 Best TV Villains Of 2025, Ranked
Television gave us lots of great villains in 2025, and the best ones spoke to the tumultuous times we live in. Here are the top five, ranked.
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Batman Once Merged With Wolverine To Create A Clawed Crusader For A Special Storyline
In the 1990s, DC and Marvel teamed up to create some fun combinations of beloved comic book superheroes, including one in which Batman merged with Wolverine.
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40 Years Ago, Marvel's Secret Wars Ended The X-Men's Creepiest Relationship
The relationship between Shadowcat and Colossus was one of the creepiest in Marvel Comics, and it came to a (temporary) end thanks to Secret Wars.
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Darkseid Vs Thanos: Who Is Stronger?
DC Comics' Darkseid and Marvel Comics' Thanos are two of the most powerful villains ever written, but which character is canonically the strongest?
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One Of Batman's Wackiest Vehicles Was Paid For By Local Governments
Batman has had some pretty weird accessories and vehicles over the years, but one of his wackiest was canonically funded by the government.
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Does Marvel Studios Have The Guts To Explore The Punisher's Most Fascinating Character Trait?
Marvel Studios has acknowledged The Punisher's polarizing reputation, but there's one comics storyline it should tackle if it really wants to spice things up.
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This Planned John Hughes-Style Marvel Film Became A Forgotten TV Show Instead
Marvel was developing a movie version of The Runaways, but then The Avengers happened, and the characters got their own (now largely forgotten) TV show instead.
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Young Justice Marked A Major First For DC That Nobody Ever Talks About
Young Justice was the first time an animated DC show earned itself a TV-PG rating, which enabled the writers to push boundaries ever-so-slightly.
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What Is The Conformity Gate? Stranger Things Season 5's Fake Ending Theory Explained
Some Stranger Things fans are convinced there's a secret, 'true' finale of the series yet to be released. Let's dive into Conformity Gate.
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These Marvel Heroes Are Named After A Classic Cary Grant Movie
A pair of Marvel heroes from The Runaways take their names from Frank Capra's Arsenic and Old Lace, which featured a terrific performance from Cary Grant.
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Why Young Justice Changed A Major Moment In DC's Teen Titans Mythos
'The Judas Contract' is a famous but very problematic Teen Titans comic story, which is why DC's Young Justice cartoon series took steps to overhaul it.
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Jimmy O. Yang Quietly Joined The Marvel Cinematic Universe Years Ago
Jimmy O. Yang technically joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe before becoming a bigger name thanks to his major roles on shows like Silicon Valley.
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