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Spider-Man: Brand New Day arrives on Blu-ray and 4K on Dec. 15, 2026, with behind-the-scenes extras and collector's editions, while a theatrical rerelease with additional footage is reportedly still in the works. Full details next:

Avi Green critiques Avatar: Seven Havens, examining its cultural changes, approach to good and evil, and LGBT representation while questioning its continuity with the original Avatar series. Read @avigreen1's thoughts below:

ComicBooks For Troops will hold its fourth annual event November 13-15, asking comic shops, online retailers and influencers to help provide comics and pop culture items to U.S. service members Details in first reply:

After Kickstarter and Crowdfundr suspended campaigns for the original PRIVATE AMERICAN, Mike Baron returns with a 72-page sequel launching Veterans Day on Fund My Comic, featuring exclusive ashcans and a veterans charity bundle. Details below:

A Veterans Day tribute looks at entertainers who served in America’s military, including Clint Eastwood and Chuck Norris, tracing their time in uniform alongside their careers in film and television. Our #VeteransDay list below:

Steve Buscemi says his Reservoir Dogs robber, Mr. Pink, ended up hiding out as the Buddy Holly waiter in Pulp Fiction, backing a longtime fan theory during an interview promoting Wild Horse Nine. His comments below:

Wonder Woman is reportedly set to appear in James Gunn’s Man of Tomorrow. Casting remains unconfirmed as Gunn and Peter Safran prepare to leave DC Studios, putting their wider film plans in doubt.

Avi Green takes stock of comic creators’ reactions to the 2026 midterms, examining posts by Kurt Busiek, Ron Marz and Gail Simone, plus claims about the political impact of the Appalachia Comics Project. Read @avigreen1's thoughts below:

David Ellison has just confirmed HBO Max and Paramount+ will launch a subscription bundle in early 2027, while both services remain separate and the company works toward combining them into one streaming platform. More below:

In a surpise plot twist, James Gunn and Peter Safran will exit DC Studios leadership on Dec 1 as former MCU executive Jeremy Latcham takes charge. Both will keep creative roles, but their long-term plans remain uncertain. However, many DC fans are excited by the prospects. More below:

In his latest op-ed, A.H. Lloyd argues that Hollywood’s consolidation and over-reliance on franchises narrowed creative opportunities, while gaming and the internet offered ambitious talent more room to build something new. Lloyd's takedown below:

Chris Gore of @FilmThreat pushes back on cancel culture: "I'm not gonna fire myself." Watch as he discusses attempts to cancel him, why he refuses to back down, and his commitment to indie filmmakers of every political persuasion. Full interview at bleedingfool.com/interviews/…

Disney’s live-action Medusa film could give another feared figure a sympathetic rewrite, with Tangled writer Michael Montemayor handling the script. Here's what we know:

Frank Miller discusses Invasive Species, Sin City collaborations, his TMNT cover and comic book movies, while @avigreen1 critiques his politics, creative choices and views on the industry's direction. Read Avi's thoughts below:

A critical look at Black Lightning’s 50th anniversary special explores creator Jenny Blake Isabella’s political commentary, identity, and ties to Mark Evanier. @avigreen1 argues these issues overshadow the celebration. Read Avi's thoughts below:

In the wake of the losses of Patrick Stewart and Walter Koenig, Gene reviews Picard Season 3, which brings the Next Generation crew home. He says the reunion delivered, but a few big plot holes made the trip too. The review below:

Disney reportedly plans thousands of layoffs as part of a push to cut annual costs by 20 percent, with CEO Josh D’Amaro aiming to reinvest some savings in programming, technology, theme parks and cruises. Link below: