James Whitbrook is the Deputy Editor at io9. With over a decade of experience in entertainment journalism, he specializes in topics such as Doctor Who, Star Wars, comics, and games, often exploring the intersections of culture and society within these themes. James has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Gizmodo Media Group, Kotaku Australia, and The A.V. Club.
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By: James Whitbrook, Gordon Jackson
Plus Dan Aykroyd joins Netflix's 'Ghostbusters' animated series.
By: James Whitbrook
The perfect Johnny Cage casting wouldn't have happened without 'The Boys' season 4 giving Karl Urban a break from the action.
By: James Whitbrook
10 pts The perfect Johnny Cage casting wouldn't have happened without 'The Boys' season 4 giving Karl Urban a break from the action.
Over three seasons of TV, it's felt like 'Star Wars' has run out of things to say about Din Djarin—so his new movie needs to change that or let him go.
By: James Whitbrook, Gordon Jackson
Plus, Judith Light teases her mystery 'Punisher' villain in 'One Last Kill'. Shawn Levy has found his next sci-fi film.
By: James Whitbrook
The director credits the Baby Yoda boom as the reason why, after years of attempts, 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' emerged as the next 'Star Wars' movie after 'Rise of Skywalker.'
By: James Whitbrook
The X-Men, Spider-Man, and Fantastic Four spearhead a new horror-tinged world for Marvel Comics.
As Paramount does the bare minimum to stop the spread of the 'Legend of Aang' leak, people are already taking matters into their own hands in strange ways.
By: Gordon Jackson, James Whitbrook
Plus, Amazon is bringing 'Fourth Wing' to television. Florence Pugh is heading to The Midnight Library Mortal Kombat II writer Jeremy Slater is heading to horror for his directorial debut.
The White City must not fall, but your wallet might, as the Lego 'Lord of the Rings' line heads to Gondor.
