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Courtesy of Boom! Studio, AIPT, is pleased to share the retail cover of Power Rangers Prime #1. The series, which will be released on November 13th, is written by Melissa Flores and has art by Michael YG.So what is Power Rangers Prime #1 about?The Power Rangers are back and more powerful than ever!Get ready for PRIME. It’s a bold new era featuring all-new characters, excitement and attitude.Get ready to experience a new team, new mentors, and a never-before-seen threat to Earth in the vein of Marvel’s The Ultimates.Students at Angel Grove College face a difficult choice when they cross paths…

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Crawling Spiderbot The soundtrack for the 1997 Ghost in the Shell game is making its way to the West for the first time. The soundtrack, titled “Ghost in the Shell: Megatech Body” (as an ode to the Fuchikoma, the mech operated in the game), was produced by Takkyu Ishino. You can pre-order it on iam8bit ahead of its release in 2025.In this adaptation of the PS1 game, gamers from the late ’90s piloted a spider-like mecha (first seen in a 1991 comic) and blasted their enemies to smithereens with twin machine guns and guided missiles. The original author, Masamune Shirow,…

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Ahead of its November 20th release, AIPT can share a wordless preview of “Exceptional X-Men #3.” This series, written by Eve L. Ewing and illustrated by Carmen Carnero, was amazing. Read my review and take a look!Read the preview below.From enemies to uneasy allies to friends, Kitty and Emma have one of the most complex relationships in the X-Men mythology. Now, just when the mutant race needs them most, their hostility resurfaces. In a new preview, see the first stages of their new partnership as they teach Axo, Bronze and Melee how to control their talents at the New Mutant…

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After a massive sell-out, Rebellion Publishing has announced a new printing of 40 Years of Scream! November collection. This Treasury of British Comics title sold out almost immediately before it hit store shelves in May. A cry for 40 years! We’ve collected all 15 issues of the controversial and short-lived weekly spooky horror anthology. The original comic was serialized from March 24, 1984 to June 30, 1984. Despite its popularity among readers at the time, publisher Fleetway remains embroiled in the tabloid’s ongoing campaign against the comics scandal and “disturbing videos” it sparked less than a decade later. He was…

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Image Comics has announced the panel schedule for next week’s New York Comic Con. Revealed within the list are Jason Aaron, Mahmoud Asrar, Charles Soule, Ryan Braun, and Paul Azaceta, who announced their new project on Sunday morning, October 20th, from the owners of Massive Birth. There is information that there will be an announcement. Todd McFarlane on Thursday, Ghost Machine on Saturday.—Thursday, October 17th panel— Image Comics Presents: Enter the MASSIVE-VERSE2:00pm – 3:00pmLocation: Room 409 Massive-Verse superstars Kyle Higgins (Radiant Black, No/One), Marcelo Costa (Radiant Black), Rod Reis (COWL: 1964), Matt Groom (Supermassive), Brian Buccellato (No/ONE), Gerardo Borges (No/ONE),…

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James Tynion IV’s Tiny Onion Substack today announced a new partnership with Inklore. The 12-book deal, consisting of three original graphic novel series, begins with Inklore, a Random House World publication of Random House Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House. Penguin has been making moves in the industry since the beginning of this year, acquiring BOOM! Studio in July.Rebecca Taylor, editorial director at Inklore, and Kate McHale, senior commissioning editor at Inklore UK, acquired worldwide rights.“We couldn’t be more excited to team up with James and the team at Tiny Onion,” said Incrore Editorial Director Rebecca “Tay” Taylor.…

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ABC News reports that robot vacuum cleaners across the United States have been hacked in the past few days. This allowed the attacker to not only control the robovac, but also use the speaker to yell racial slurs and abuse at anyone nearby.The affected robots were all the same make and model, the Chinese-made Ecovacs Deebot X2. This particular robovac has a widespread reputation for being hackable thanks to serious security flaws. For example, ABC News was able to take full control of one of the robots, including the camera.One of the victims of this week’s hack was a Minnesota…

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In a surprising turn of recent events, Marvel Comics has announced that legendary author J. Michael Straczynski will return in 2025 to write a series of one-shot stories about unlikely team-ups. Starting with the highly unlikely pairing of Doctor Doom and Rocket Raccoon, each of these new issues by Studzinski will feature a unique story, starting on January 22nd. “I like to go to fun places, and the idea of ​​bringing together Marvel characters who have never been paired together before, or who have only minimally been paired together, seemed like a lot of fun. , I had even more…

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Oshi no Ko, the story of the idol industry that took the world by storm when the anime began airing, will soon reach its final episode. “Oshi no Ko” announced on the X account that the manga will end in chapter 4. The series is currently on hiatus, but when it resumes on October 24th, the final four chapters will be released every week, culminating in the final chapter, Chapter 166, which will be released on November 14th. Aka Akasaka (Kaguya-sama: Love Is War) wrote Oshinoko at a time when the entertainment industry was filled with cultural dissatisfaction. In collaboration…

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Meta plans to fix “mistakes” in the way Threads enforces its rules after days of complaints about the service’s handling of content moderation. Threads head Adam Mosseri said in an update that the company has already made several changes to address the issues that have arisen.Mosseri’s comments come amid growing voices from Threads users about Threads’ seemingly offensive and sometimes bizarre moderation decisions. In one notable example, many users reported that their accounts were penalized for using the words “cracker” or “salty.” Mosseri didn’t explain exactly why this type of mistake occurred, but said one of the company’s internal tools…

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