Trent Cannon is a Senior Contributing Writer at various outlets, including whatNerd and Nintendo Life. With a decade of experience, he passionately covers a range of geeky topics, from anime and film to theater and digital art, often intertwining themes of entertainment and creativity. His work has been featured in notable publications such as PCGamesN, VideoGamer, and GAMURS.
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Trent focuses on entertainment news, particularly covering anime, manga, and gaming. His articles predominantly feature event coverage and announcements related to these themes. To gain his attention, consider providing insights or exclusive information about upcoming releases in the entertainment industry, interviews with creators or actors involved in popular shows or movies.
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We love the mixture of comedy and action in Sakamoto Days and we can't wait to read the newest chapter.
By: Trent Cannon
The Anime Awards give Crunchyroll fans the chance to pick their favorite shows and movies, so it isn't shocking that popular shows win big each year.
We think Frank Miller has earned some quiet moments after giving us some of the most exciting and influential comic books of all time.
By: Trent Cannon
Take-Two CEO has once again confirmed that GTA 6 hasn't been delayed and we'll find out more about the game in a few weeks.
By: Trent Cannon
One Piece novel Zoro is bringing new material to the serialized novel One Piece fans have already gotten their hands on.
By: Trent Cannon
When you suddenly find yourself raising millions for an animated series, it can be a bit of an eye opening experience.
By: Trent Cannon
Tabletop is meant to be a group effort and Daggerheart wants to push that philosophy to the fore.
By: Trent Cannon
Wolverine #19 saw Wolverine's adamantine claws break apart, which forces him to figure out who he is without his most powerful weapon.
By: Trent Cannon
The digital magazine published the From Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman manga, along with over 2000 pages of manga a month, which was too much for most booksellers.
By: Trent Cannon
Daggerheart is aimed at getting players involved in building the world around them, so letting them help build the villain of a campaign feels like a natural step.
