The Spawn Universe continues expanding, with Medieval Spawn #1 from writer Rory McConville and artist Marco Itri recently selling out at the distributor level and rushing to reprint, but nothing hits quite as hard as a story from the original Spawn mastermind himself: Todd McFarlane. His main series, written by himself with art by Brett Booth, is on the verge of starting a fascinating new storyline in issue #367 — featuring a mysterious new "Alpha" character who's keeping Al Simmons on his toes. 5o416f

Until Dawn continues the tried and true trend of adapting hit horror video games into live-action. The original survival horror video game was released in 2015 and developed by Supermassive Games, the studio behind games including House of Ashes and The Devil in Me. Written by Gary Dauberman (It, Swamp Thing) and directed by David F. Sandberg (Shazam!, Annabelle: Creation), the movie tells the story of a young woman named Clover who finds herself caught in an endless loop of death while searching for her sister.

Invincibleco-showrunner Simon Racioppa reveals the one thing that Prime Video show won't do. The third installment of the Prime Video superhero series ended with one of the best Invincible episodes ever, combining nearly relentless violence with lots of optimism and heart. The titular character saved the day, with a major assist from Atom Eve. But, by the end of it, more danger was teased in Invincible season 4.

ScreenRant interviews the producers of Defiant: The Story of Robert Smalls, a comic series about an incredible real-life figure, at WonderCon 2025.

ScreenRant interviews Gremlins: The Wild Batch cast and crew including Gizmo actor AJ LoCasio and showrunners Brendan Hay and Tze Chun.

Spoilers for Invincible season 3Invincibleseason 3 forced Mark, and audiences, to confront the moral issues of heroism before going out with a bang. Based on Robert Kirkman’s beloved comic book series, Invincible has proven to be a hit adaptation for Prime Video, copying the comics’ art style so accurately that the characters appear straight out of its pages. With a season finale that ended with Mark in a coma and big setups for Invincible season 4, the third outing of the show has left many viewers anxiously waiting for more.

ScreenRant interviews James Arnold Taylor about his Angel Studios movie The King of Kings, and how his time in Star Wars helped him evolve his voices.

Invincible's Simon Racioppa addresses how much he and his team have planned out for the series. Racioppa is a showrunner on the Prime Video series created by original comics author Robert Kirkman. After the comic series finished in 2018, Invincible season 1 came out on Prime Video in 2021, with season 3 wrapping up in 2025. Starring a leading cast including Steven Yeun, J.K. Simmons, Sandra Oh, and Walton Goggins, the series has been tremendously well-received and has plans for season 4.

Last night I had the opportunity to attend a 30 minute preview of the new Brendan Fraser film Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D. We were able to see both the 3D version of the trailer as well as a number of completed scenes from the movie.