For anyone who hasn’t checked it out yet, this is the spiritual successor to Initial D, same creator (Shuichi Shigeno), and it carries that same high-octane energy, but set in a future where self-driving electric cars have taken over. The old gas engines only live on in the MFG, a street racing circuit on Japan’s highways.

What do you all think? Are you excited for this one?

Over the last few years, Magic: The Gathering has shifted hard. Endless new sets, flashy crossovers with everything from The Lord of the Rings to Fortnite, and power creep that’s left older formats a mess.

Some fans love the constant flow of content and the chance to see their favorite franchises on MTG cards. Others argue the game has traded its unique lore and identity for brand synergy and short-term hype.

So where do you stand? Is MTG evolving to stay alive, or is it slowly destroying what made it special in the first place?

What are the five board games from the last 10 years you actually loved playing? List your picks, defend your choices, and let’s see if we can get some good recommendations.

HI all, I'm Damion, from the UK.

A little about me: I enjoy RPG games, been playing a lot of Morrowind recently after completing Clair Obscure and getting my golden die in BG3. I enjoy watching movies and TV shows, struggle to find the time now a days though, I still need to watch season 3 of From!

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Got a theory? We want to hear it.

Whether it’s a comic, a show, a movie, or a game, share your best fan theory. It can be clever, shocking, funny, whatever you'd like! Just make sure to clearly say what it’s about so we know what we’re reading.

Rules:

• Must be your own idea
• One submission per person

To Enter:

• Post your theory in this thread

Deadline: September 29th

Prizes:

• 1st Place: $50 Amazon gift card
• 2nd Place: $25 Amazon gift card
• 3rd Place: $10 Amazon gift card

Voting:
We’ll be choosing our favorites on the 29th and announcing the winner on the 30th!

We can’t wait to see what you create, good luck everyone!

Some stories stretch on for years with hundreds of chapters, while others wrap up neatly in a handful of volumes.

Which do you prefer, and why?

• Long-running epics that let you really sink into the world
• Short, self-contained series that tell a complete story quickly

Let’s hear your thoughts!

Looking for the best horror comics to read this season. What’s your pick, classics, new releases, or something underrated that actually delivers on chills?

Drop your recommendations below.

Hey hey, looks like I'm the second one! I've been watching anime (mostly dubs, don't hurt me )for 20 years. I also play a whole bunch of different TTRPGs (currently in love with Ironsworn: Starforged from Shawn Tomkin). Happy to be part of a new community

Hi! I'm from the Chicago area these days, and just starting to get into comics. I'm an avid reader, but have started to gravitate toward more visual reading. Excited to get suggestions and chat with everyone.

If you could get that one dream item, would it be worth giving up everything else you’ve collected?

Curious to hear where people stand, loyal to your full collection, or chasing that ultimate piece?

Which perspective do you stick with in games, and why?

What’s the tabletop RPG you’ve spent the most time with lately? Share your current campaigns, one-shots, or any systems you’ve been exploring.

What’s a film that flew under the radar but really stuck with you? Could be anything, classic, indie, or a new release.

Some shows stick closely to the source material, others take big liberties. Which ones do you think work and which miss the mark?

If you had to pick just one thing that makes or breaks an anime for you, what would it be?

Hey everyone, welcome to the community! We wanted to create a dedicated space for anyone interested in what we're doing here at Bounding Into Comics to connect with other members and have more discussions about anything we've covered and even some topics we haven't yet. Here's what you can look forward to:

• Contests and giveaways
• Live streams and watch parties
• Talk about articles we covered weeks or months ago, or bring up topics you think should be covered
• Meet other Bounding Into Comics members and share your takes

This is your community as much as ours, so jump in, post, and help shape what this place becomes

We’d love to get to know everyone, so drop a quick introduction in the intro forum to tell us about yourself. Let us know where you’re from, what you’re interested in (comics, movies, games, etc.), and anything else we should know about you.

Looking forward to meeting everyone!