The Man of Steel is the quintessential superhero, but video games have struggled to capture what makes him special.

Invincible's time in his blue suit saw a more violent turn for Mark Grayson, but there were plenty of villains ready to meet the hero's challenge.

M3GAN 2.0 follows suit of its first part and does not include any post-credit scene. It brings all the loose ends together for all characters, giving little to no hint about further continuation. The ...

While bringing some Guardians of the Galaxy-style wit and subversion to Superman was a fine idea, the final result is a mess, ...

A review of Superman movie with David Corenswet taking on the title role and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane as both face ...

"Superman," starring David Corenswet and in theaters Friday, takes the most comic-centric approach to a superhero movie in a ...

Invincible by Robert Kirkman is one of the most notable and highly acclaimed comics from Image comics. Now, with the Prime ...

From the silent menace of Maschinenmensch in 1927's Metropolis, to the relentless pursuit of the Terminator, to the campy violence of M3GAN, evil robots continue to resonate.

The killer robot is far from a simple villain. It is a mirror held up to cultural questions we have about human autonomy and responsibility in the digital age.

The technocracy is filling your plate with slop, America, and you're licking it clean.