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THE ULTIMATES #20 | COMIC REVIEW | MARVEL COMICS | A VISION OF FURY!

The second year of the Ultimates starts here! Time is of the essence! And no one knows that better than Iron Lad… With the Maker set to be released in six months, it’s time to kick off new, more daring actions! Enter: Ultimates 3.0!

Whether you’re a longtime Marvel Comics reader or just getting into superhero comics, this video covers:

📖 A brief summary of THE ULTIMATES #20
✍️ A deep dive into the creative team behind the series
🎨 Analysis of the art style and storytelling
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Where Does the Rainbow End #1 from Mad Cave Studios is a beautiful, haunting sci-fi fairy tale that quietly builds tension beneath its gentle exterior.

In this review, I break down the story of Gilda, a young girl raised by robots in the Rainbow Sector after being abandoned in a massive robot dump. Sheltered from the outside world—and from the dangerous robots of the Dark Cage—Gilda’s peaceful life begins to unravel when her unique ability to fix robots attracts the wrong kind of attention.

Written by Francesca Perillo and illustrated by Stefano Cardoselli, this first issue blends warmth, innocence, and creeping dread, supported by outstanding art and ingenious robot designs. It’s a story about found family, protection, and the cost of kindness in a hostile world.

If you enjoy indie comics, sci-fi with heart, fairy-tale storytelling, or character-driven narratives, this is a must-read.

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James Tynion IV is expanding his horror empire beyond comics and into film.

According to Deadline, Tynion’s production company Tiny Onion and Lyrical Media are developing two new horror films based on his work: Exquisite Corpses and Room Service. In this video, we break down what these projects are, why they matter, and how they fit into the growing wave of comic book–to–film adaptations.

Exquisite Corpses, the bestselling Image Comics horror series, has already sold over 500,000 copies and is being positioned as a major franchise with potential across movies, animation, and video games. Room Service, a psychological horror concept centered around a sinister hotel service that enables murder fantasies, is also being developed as a feature film with Tynion co-writing the script.

We also look at how this announcement connects to Tynion’s other upcoming adaptations, including Something Is Killing the Children at Blumhouse, W0rldtr33 at Netflix, and Tiny Onion’s growing animation slate.

If you follow horror comics, creator-owned IP, or upcoming horror movies, this is news you need to know.

Topics covered:
• Exquisite Corpses movie announcement
• Room Service horror film explained
• James Tynion IV comic adaptations
• Horror comics becoming movies
• Image Comics film adaptations
• Tiny Onion and Lyrical Media partnership
• Future of modern horror franchises

TRANSFORMER #28 | COMIC REVIEW | IMAGE SKYBOUND | A NEW MAGNUS HAS BEEN NAMED – ROSTER UPDATE

AUTOBOTS VS DECEPTICONS

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HBO’s The Hedge Knight has the potential to be very different from Game of Thrones.
In this video, I break down 5 crucial things the show must get right to honor the source material.

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As HBO prepares to debut The Hedge Knight, expectations are high—especially among readers of George R. R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg.

Unlike Game of Thrones, this story is smaller, more intimate, and driven by character rather than politics. That difference is exactly why the adaptation needs to be handled carefully.

In this spoiler-light breakdown, I discuss:
• Why the relationship between Dunk and Egg is the heart of the story
• How tournament combat should feel grounded and consequential
• The challenge of introducing a large cast without overwhelming viewers
• Why the show should resist tying too closely into the larger Westeros mythology
• Why this story must focus on chivalry and honor, not brutality

This video is part of a full series leading up to the premiere of HBO’s The Hedge Knight, including:
• A review of the original novella
• A review of the comic adaptation
• A full premiere episode review

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