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The following contains major spoilers for Alien #4, on sale now from Marvel Comics.

1979's Alien introduced audiences to an entirely new breed of sci-fi horror. Unsurprisingly, the film was only the first of many to come over the years, with the franchise currently standing at a whopping nine films, including multiple crossovers with the similarly iconic Predator franchise. This is to say nothing of the various novels, comics, and upcoming productions set in the Alien universe. Along the way, there have been numerous attempts to add exciting and memorable new layers to the franchise's mythos, though not all of them have made any real impact, and the latest Marvel epic is just the last to fall victim to the very same fate.

Alien #4 brings readers to the icy,...

Following the airing of the seventh episode of The Wrong Way To Use Healing Magic in Japan, a third trailer was released to build up to the climax of the first half and lead into the next chapter of the story. The trailer featuring English captions follows below, so get ready for the showdown between Llinger Kingdom and the Demon Lord's army. The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic 3rd Trailer Related: The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic English Dub Reveals Cast and Crew, Release Date Based on the light novels by Kurokata and KeG,  The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic  is directed by Takahide Ogata ( Ascendance of a Bookworm  episode director) at Shin-Ei Animation and Studio Add, with series composition by Shogo Yasukawa ( Reign of the Seven Spellblades ) and character designs by Kenji Tanabe ( Blue Lock ). Crunchyroll streams The Wrong Way To Use Healing Magic and describes...

Featuring "Green jade" by ChouCho ( Wandering Witch: The Journey of Elaina Ed), the creditless version of isekai comedy anime The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic 's ending theme sequence is now available to watch below. Related: The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic TV Anime Gets the Green Light in Creditless Opening Theme Video Based on the light novels by Kurokata and KeG, The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic is directed by Takahide Ogata ( Ascendance of a Bookworm episode director) at Shin-Ei Animation and Studio Add, with series composition by Shogo Yasukawa ( Reign of the Seven Spellblades ) and character designs by Kenji Tanabe ( Bluelock ). Crunchyroll is simulcasting the anime and describes the story: An ordinary walk home from school turns into an epic journey for Usato. After suddenly being dropped into another world with two fellow students, Usato learns he was summoned there by accident. But things turn...

New York, NY (6/9/23) – As announced by Pw Children's Bookshelf, four new titles will be joining Jy, the middle grade imprint of Yen Press, LLC. As a new expansion initiative, Jy will be releasing prose novels selected from Kadokawa's Tsubasa Bunko label, which has held the top share in children's books in Japan for the last ten years. Through this initiative, Jy will capture all of the appeal that has been driving unprecedented sales and awareness for manga and light novels for the past several years and extend that to younger readers with books that have been previously unavailable in this market. The spot illustrations throughout these books will immediately interest kids who have grown up with manga and anime.

The four titles include Phantom Thief Red, Horror Collector, Online! The Unbeatable Game, and Canine Detective Chris.These middle grade novels are sure to enthrall children's imaginations and encourage reluctant...

All Critical Role guest players bring something to the table which even Matt Mercer, the most prominent homebrew Dm in the world, cannot. For ever-evolving, long-term, and multi-campaign homebrew tables like Critical Role, guest player characters are crucial to keeping events interesting for viewers and main cast players alike. It’s always a welcome sight when a fresh face drops in for a session or two to shake things up a bit.

Regardless of a guest’s work away from the table or even their experience (or lack thereof) with Dungeons and Dragons, their presence always proves to add a breath of fresh air and prevent things from getting too repetitive. Though Matt Mercer and the seven other mainstays of the Critical Role cast are the fulcrum around which Exandria revolves, guest players steal the spotlight from time to time to great effect. Be it someone who drastically altered the...