Why The Batman: Caped Crusader Designs Look So Weird
The character designs for "Batman: The Caped Crusader" are in, and there's a reason behind their unusual aesthetics, per co-creator Bruce Timm.
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Eva Mendes' Bluey Episode Flopped For One Audience, According To Ryan Gosling
Eva Mendes returned to acting for an episode of "Bluey," but her and Ryan Gosling's kids were less than impressed by Mom's appearance on the episode. -
X-Men '97 Episode 9 May Have Created A Villain - But Only Marvel Fans Caught It
As "X-Men '97" unfolds, it may have just unleashed one of its most threatening villains yet -- at least that's what diehard X-Men fans think. -
What Happens To Wolverine When Magneto Rips Out His Adamantium Is Really Gross
Magneto using his powers to force the Adamantium off of Wolverine's bones and out of his body is more than just painful; it's a genuine body horror moment. -
Star Wars Finally Makes Darth Jar Jar Binks A Reality
A new Disney+ project brings a longstanding fan theory regarding Jar Jar Binks' secret allegiance to the Dark Side to life - in LEGO form. -
The 5 Best Marvel Cartoons To Watch After X-Men '97
With the first season of "X-Men '97" nearing its emphatic conclusion, fans will likely be craving another batch of Marvel cartoons more than ever. -
The Real Face Of Dr. Claw From Inspector Gadget Is Shocking - In The Worst Way
Dr. Claw's face remained hidden during the entire "Inspector Gadget" series, only to be revealed to disappointed fans via a toy years after the show ended. -
AI Creates A Live-Action Simpsons Trailer Set In The 1950s & It's Super Creepy
This AI re-creation imagines "The Simpsons" in 1950s-style live action, including residents such as Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, and Krusty the Clown. -
What Nanny From Muppet Babies Really Looked Like
"Muppet Babies" never shows the face of Nanny, the caretaker who watches over the young Muppets. But one person close to the series says she looks like this. -
Bluey's Most Controversial Episode Has Been 'Unbanned' & You Can Watch It For Free
The "Bluey" episode "Dad Baby" may still be too risque for Disney+, but fans can now watch it in full on the animated show's official YouTube channel. -
The Wild Ending Of X-Men '97 Episode 8 & Every Marvel Cameo, Explained
"X-Men '97" Episode 8 entertains audiences with a compelling ending and several high-profile Marvel cameos. Here's what you need to know about them. -
What Magneto's Number Tattoo Means In X-Men '97
On "X-Men '97," Magneto has a number tattoo on his forearm, which is a crucial part of the character's personal history. Here's what it means. -
X-Men '97 Creator Confirmed The Identity Of Episode 8's Big Marvel Cameo
"X-Men '97" creator Beau DeMayo has revealed the identity of the Marvel superhero who witnesses the defeat of the Sentinels in Episode 8 of the series -
X-Men '97: What Happens When You Call Jubilee's Phone Number In That Marvel Tweet
Fans who call Jubilee's phone number from a recent Marvel tweet will get to hear a brief message from the superhero. What could this message possibly mean? -
Why Nimrod Is The X-Men's Deadliest Sentinel & Marvel's Scariest Villain
Nimrod is a powerful mutant-exterminating machine who just might make an appearance on "X-Men '97." Here's why he's the deadliest of all Sentinels. -
The X-Men Animated Opening In LEGO Is A Marvel You Can't Miss
Marvel's mutants have already had their iconic opening credits updated for the "X-Men '97" series, and now it gets another makeover in a fan-made LEGO version. -
Why Patrick Warburton's Parents Hate His Work On Family Guy
Although Patrick Warburton has long been voicing Joe Swanson on "Family Guy," his parents dislike the show, with his mom among those who tried to get it axed. -
The X-Men's Biggest Problem Makes No Sense (On The Surface)
The hatred the X-Men suffer from while heroes like Captain America are revered seems illogical, but there's a solid explanation for the seeming contradiction. -
X-Men '97 Confirms One Team Member May Be Stronger Than The Hulk
"X-Men '97" shows how one member of Marvel's premier mutant team just might be stronger than even the Incredible Hulk - under certain circumstances, at least. -
The Simpsons Killed One Of Its Most Tragic Characters After A 35-Year Run
Season 35, Episode 15 of "The Simpsons" saw the show say goodbye to a long-running background character who had been around since the very first season. -
The Only Reason A Family Guy Movie Hasn't Happened, According To Seth MacFarlane
Speaking at Paley Fest L.A., "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane opened up about why he hasn't made a movie version of the long-running animated sitcom. -
An X-Men '97 Movie Inspired By Akira Is Possible (If The Directors Get One Thing)
The "X-Men '97" creative team would love to make the jump from the small screen to movie theaters as long as one very important thing happens. -
Who Is Gladiator? The Powers & One Weird Weakness Of X-Men '97's Cosmic Superman
The Shi'ar Imperial Guard's leader, Gladiator, is a twist on Superman, but despite similar powers, his major weakness differs greatly from the Man of Steel's. -
The 'Worst' Bluey Episode According To Some Fans (And Why It's So Controversial)
Fans across Reddit consider this episode of "Bluey" to be the worst in the show's run. But why is this so, and what makes the episode so controversial? -
Marvel's X-Men '97 Has A Secret Nod To Zack Snyder's Superman
"X-Men '97" features a bunch of fun Easter eggs for viewers to spot, including one reference to an iconic scene from Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel." -
Knuckles Review: A Shameless Sonic Cash-In
"Knuckles" isn't great, but it works well as a spin-off, offering an independent adventure apart from the main franchise. -
AI Creates A Spider-Man Series Set In The '60s - The Results Are Far Out
What would a "Spider-Man" television series set in the '60s look like? Well, AI tried to answer that question, with some less than spectacular results.
