Over the years there's been thousands of Halloween specials. From the early days of TV to the Munsters, to the Flintstones, to the Power Rangers, to Disney channel original movies and beyond...

What were your TOP 5 favorites?

Chapter 1 Now Available
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Gundam Wing, Sakura Asagi and Katsuyuki Sumizawa have teamed up once again for a new manga series.
The story will unfold a new narrative that bridges the gap between Endless Waltz and Frozen Teardrop.
You can READ IT HERE!

I’m just a native SoCal looking to make some friends in various fandoms, be it Star Wars, Power Rangers, ATLA, Anime, Comics, etc. Whatever fandoms suit my fancy I suppose. I am an aspiring writer, artist, filmmaker, narrator, and photographer. Of course, as an artist I love all forms of artwork from the classic to the more modern stuff. I’m a bit shy, but I am friendly. I love nerd culture and I hope to see more of the fandom unite to create more stuff.

As the title says! What's your favorite board game that you're playing this week? I thought this would be a fun thing we could do week to week, to see what new games everyone has, and what old games are getting some current love


I'll go first! My FLGS had a bunch of copies of Whitehall on super duper clearance (like $10 bucks). They said they had an event, and ended up with a ton of extra stock.

Whitehall is a newer simpler version of a game called Letters From Whitechapel. It is a "cat and mouse" style game, where one person plays as Jack, moving around the board silently, and doing murders. The rest of the players play as investigators, and try to take on Jack.

My partner and I are getting a ton of mileage out of this game just playing as 2 players (though we tried it as a full group of 4 recently and had just as much fun). Highly recommend I've played both Whitehall and Letters From Whitechapel, and I'll take the new Whitehall personally.

Hamaguchi confirmed the last FF7 Remake game won’t launch with that new “Streamlined Progression” god mode. Says it could ruin the experience for fans. Honestly? Good call. Let people actually play it first.

Do you think this is a fair move or overkill?

Comics and noodles, who would've guessed? Do these product collabs work? Did you consume more super villain pasta because of the X-MEN or Spider-Man?

Do you guys remember the Back to the Future cartoon? I didn't know they had a collaboration with McDonald's!

Always honest. I'm just looking for smart & interesting content. I'll sort out the rest.

In episode 24 of Dandadan, Vamola’s bodysuit got altered compared to the manga and covered a lot more. Kind of strange since the anime hasn’t shied away from way more explicit stuff. Why do you think they decided to censor this?

Been going through some old movies lately and they hit a lot differently than I remembered. Just rewatched The Fifth Element and the costumes, the effects, even the weird humor... it’s all still so fun and kind of wild compared to today’s stuff.

What old movies do you go back to when you just want that nostalgia fix? Any that actually feel better now than when you first saw them?

Has KFC's decades long effort to be the 'gamer food place' paid off? Or is this kinda cringe?

Wait, hold up. James Gunn says the Earth-X storyline in Peacemaker S2 wasn’t from the comics at all, but inspired by Man in the High Castle? Does that mean nothing from the original DC stories actually made it in?

Hey all, quick heads-up: 2026 is shaping up to be a weird one for MTG. Seven sets next year, but most are Universes Beyond crossovers: Marvel, TMNT, The Hobbit, Star Trek. Only three are actual MTG worlds.

Lorwyn Eclipse drops Jan 23 to start things off. WotC says it’s a one-off, but… yeah, it’s going to be a lot.

The contest has wrapped up and we got several great submissions, appreciate everyone who participated!

I've got our winners below and I'll send you a PM to claim your prize. As a reminder, winners were randomly selected! So drumroll please ... here are our winners!

1st place: @Ordnance Jay Packard

My theory is that some time in the early 1960s, George Lucas killed someone, and in that persons belongings was the script for Star Wars: A New Hope, and a rough outline for The Empire Strikes Back.

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2nd place: @RooftopKorean

I have this theory about the Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue Version. Don't know if any of you are familiar with MissingNo? Which was a glitch / unofficial pokemon that could multiply items in your inventory. Game Freak, the developers, claimed it was a glitch but I suspect it was trimmed content. There was supposed to be a Pokemon named MissingNo and a side quest to catch it during the post game. But due to deadlines, it was cut from the game. But the devs screwed up and weren't able to entirely remove it from the game. Thus, the MissingNo glitch.

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3rd place: @oldsicily

My theory for the upcoming Avengers crossover events is that either the Sentry will be used to help Doom in his plans (viz. the Void will side with Doom or be used by him) OR that role may be possibly be given to Jean Grey/Phoenix (Dark Phoenix). As they are both omega level powers, it makes sense that Doom would use them in his schemes. Or Marvel being Marvel could drop the ball again and do something stupid, as usual.

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Congrats on the wins and I'll reach out to send you your prizes! We'll be doing more contests like this in the future so keep an eye out

So, apparently the reason we haven’t gotten Sonic Adventure remakes isn’t money or time… Sonic Team just doesn’t want to do them. Iizuka said they’d rather spend that energy making new games.

SEGA could outsource it, but don’t hold your breath. So it seems like Adventure remakes are dead… for now.

Looks like HBO Max is gonna cost more soon. CEO David Zaslav says it’s “underpriced,” and they’re also planning to go after password sharing. With stuff like The Last of Us and Peacemaker, they’re clearly trying to keep up in the streaming wars.

Primate is a slasher with a rabid monkey as the killer. It's gory, tense, and even kind of funny at times. Would you actually watch a horror movie where the main villain is a monkey?

If you had to recommend one anime that everyone should watch at least once, which would it be and why?

I’ll start with a classic: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The story, characters, and world are all just so well done. What’s your pick?

Hello Bounding into Comics community,

I'm T.Y. Lee and I'm a huge fan of comic books, manga, and manhwa. I’ve been into comics since I was a kid. Over the years I’ve gotten into a mix of mainstream stuff and indie titles. Also, been getting into many web comics as well lately.

I also recently completed my own graphic novel project, which has been a wild ride. It’s been cool learning firsthand just how much work goes into bringing a story to life. (If anyone’s curious, it’s called Return of the Rooftop Koreans, a 148 page graphic novel, that's now on Kickstarter.)

Looking forward to chatting with you all and learning from fellow fans and creators here.

This has always been a challenge in Wolverine video games, how do you make the game a challenge when the hero can tank just about every assault thrown at him? The Superman game was plagued with this.
Wolverine needing med kits is kind of strange, in the early days of gaming I would understand, arcade style gameplay. Sure. That makes sense...
But now, with a AAA studio that has already made two Spider-Man games... C'mon.
Hopefully this is just some early tests for rigging and character/object interaction an not something built into the gameplay...

So Purini says Infinity Castle’s box office proves anime fandom isn’t “niche” or just “Asian-only.” $70 million opening day in NA is nuts. Thoughts?

The gameplay trailer for the urban open world adventure game ANANTA has brought in millions of excited anime fans from around the world! More than 10MILLION players have pre-registered for day-1 access to the free-to-play mobile game.

I dunno if this game will work on mobile... It seems like it'll melt the dang phones!

Among many things in todays economy, the price of comics has bitten some consumers too hard. The cost to produce these things, of course, drives up the cost to the comic fan who wants to buy that product. So would it be so bad, if comics embraced some of what works for manga, and go black and white on newsprint for a while?

Are you guys seeing this too?