Russ Burlingame is a writer for ComicBook.com, specializing in covering news and updates related to comic books, movies, and pop culture. With a passion for all things geeky, Russ brings his expertise to provide readers with the latest information on comic book adaptations, industry controversies, and interviews with industry professionals.
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By: Russ Burlingame
The new movie brings blood, snow, and mood -- all things you can find on your console.
Plaza's chemistry with Kathryn Hahn is key to her character working in Agatha All Along.
The movie, which was originally released on Netflix, is getting its first-ever physical release.
By: Russ Burlingame
Creature Commandos is coming to Max this winter. James Gunn says the Creature Commandos -- the subject of the first project in the
A revival of the 1989 movie is coming to Peacock soon. Peacock is teaming with Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane to develop a new TV series
Wynonna Earp is back next week, in a new movie that brings the Syfy series' cast to Tubi.
By: Russ Burlingame
The next Joker movie hits theaters in October.
By: Russ Burlingame
Great Pacific is returning as a deluxe hardcover, and there might be more story to tell.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is set to conjure up a box office as high as $100 million this weekend.
By: Russ Burlingame
Hyde Street will carry a 1:100 incentive variant by Reis, Danny Miki, and Brad Anderson.
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