Simon Gallagher is the Executive Editor at ComicBook.com. With a passion for screen and page entertainment, he specializes in superhero culture, blockbusters, and geek franchises across both movies and TV. His insights and critiques have been featured in MSN, Screen Rant, and ComicBook.com.
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By: Simon Gallagher
After what's felt like months of speculation, the second trailer is finally here, and it's got a decidedly savage vibe.
By: Simon Gallagher
Expanding out of WOW! Stuff's award-winning Puppetronics line, which includes the excellent interactive Stitch and Toothless tie-ins, WOW!
By: Simon Gallagher
There's a lot to admire about ‘s marketing campaign: it started with an unprecendented global event that made the Avengers: Doomsday chairs look
By: Simon Gallagher
Amazon MGM Studios has officially shelved its movie on OpenAI, despite the project being deep in post-production, according to a new report.
By: Simon Gallagher
Given what's been happening with Star Trek Doctor Who Star Wars , and Stargate , you'd be forgiven for thinking the sky was falling for the great genre of sci-fi . But there's still a lot of great work being done in the most challenging genre we have, with masterpiece TV shows like Paradise and the excellent new Star City lighting up 2026 already. And in terms of big screen projects, Hollywood (and yes, even the streamers) still know how to make great forward-looking stories that speak to humanity's innate intrepid spirit.
By: Simon Gallagher
The long-awaited Sesame Street movie is finally moving forward, more than a decade after it was originally announced.
By: Simon Gallagher
Almost three years after it began, Glitch's has finally come to an end. It's fair to say that the finale – “Remember” – which was initially released
By: Simon Gallagher
As it stands, the MCU's Spider-Man isn't going to appear in 2026's : Tom Holland wasn't assigned a chair when Marvel spent hours drip-feeding the cast to a massive captive audience.
By: Simon Gallagher
Could be fooling every MCU fan? Could the symbiote – last seen on the big screen in Tom Hardy's Venom: The Last Dance , and once teased for a
By: Simon Gallagher
Given the enormous box office performance of Toy Story 5 in just one weekend, a follow-up seems inevitable.
