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SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Secret Empire #10, by Nick Spencer, Steve McNiven, Rod Reis and more, on sale now. When Marvel Comics announced plans for the Generations-branded series of one-shots which have been hitting comic stores over the past several weeks, the publisher remained mostly mum about the mini-event’s details. All we knew was that readers would experience current Marvel heroes meeting with their counterparts from the past, with the hows, whys and wheres all shrouded in mystery. RELATED: Secret Empire #10 – How the Heroic Steve Rogers Returns Then, Marvel added a new wrinkle teasing something called the Vanishing Point, without revealing what, or where, it was. Additionally, fans were told that the answer to that question, and more, would be revealed in the pages of Secret Empire #10. And while we’ve been given more information about what, exactly, the purpose of the one-shots is (generally, to offer insight into the ne

.hack game company previously animated .hack//The Movie CyberConnect2 announced during the Anitsuku event on Sunday that it is producing an original anime project code-named "A5." The project's title stands for "Astonishing, Ambitious, Advanced, Amazing, Animation." While CyberConnect2 sai, the company's animation department, previously animated the .hack//The Movie anime alongside Anima, CyberConnect2's president and CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama stated that the new project is not related to .hack, and will be its first completely original anime. CyberConnect2 was founded in 1996, and has since developed games in the .hack series, and Naruto fighting game series. The company is currently a developing a new game code-named "Project Venom." CyberConnect2 is also currently working on .hack//G.U. Last Recode, an HD remaster of the .hack//G.U. game for PlayStation 4 and PC. The game is slated for November 1 in Japan and November 3 in North America. Source: Famitsu.com (Nishigawa-ku

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains major spoilers for Action Comics #988 by Dan Jurgens, Ryan Sook, Hi-Fi and Rob Leigh, on sale now. DC Comics and especially the Superman line of titles have been building up to the big reveal of “who is Mr. Oz” since 2014. Two weeks ago, that question was finally answered when The Man of Tomorrow discovered that his own biological father, Jor-El of Krypton, was the mysterious man under the green hood. RELATED: Rebirth’s First Misstep is Still a Perfect Modern-Day Immigrant Story Now that the who is dealt with, this week’s Action Comics #988 dug into the how — specifically, how did Jor-El survive the explosion of Krypton, and what has he been up to for the last thirty-or-so years since? Daddy Issues Action Comics #988 starts with a killer splash page that sets the tone for the issue and serves perfectly as a response to #987’s splash page cliffhanger, with Superman flat-out calling Mr. Oz a liar. At f

The New Iron Spider Is… Miles’ uncle Aaron Davis is alive, a resident of the Marvel Prime Universe — and now, the new Iron Spider. Just like his superhero nephew, Aaron is another survivor of the Ultimate Universe’s destruction during the events of Secret Wars. Of course, Aaron and Miles aren’t the only characters and items from the Ultimate Universe still around; there’s also Jimmy Hudson of X-Men Blue, the Maker Reed Richards, and the Ultimate Thor’s hammer in Mighty Thor, just to name a few Ultimate U refugees that have popped up in recent months. RELATED: Which Mystery Mutant Has His Sights Set On Miles Morales? If it weren’t for uncle Aaron, Miles wouldn’t even be Spider-Man. Back in the Ultimate Universe, Aaron was the masked burglar named the Prowler. He was in the middle of stealing technology from Osborn Industries when a genetically-altered spider hopped a ride in his bag and traveled home with

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Infinity Wars Prime #1, on sale now. Marvel Comics has released a new trailer for its latest event series, Infinity Wars. The video stars Infinity Wars writer Gerry Duggan, editor Jordan D. White and Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski discussing the shocking death of Thanos at the hands of the mysterious Requiem in Infinity Wars Prime #1, along with how the series sets up the character mash-ups in the spinoff series, Infinity Warps. White kicks off the trailer with three words most fans never thought they’d hear: “Thanos is dead.” From there, the trailer begins shows the final pages of Infinity Wars Prime #1 as Requiem cuts off Thanos’ head, as well as the hacking of the Mad Titan’s body into tiny pieces. “We’ve told fans this is the summer of secrets,” Cebulski said. “And if you didn’t believe us before, after In