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'Star Wars' Meets 'Firefly' in this 10/10 Sci-Fi Series That's Free on Streaming Right Now (opens the original)
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Each generation has a science fiction show that captures its imagination, and has an impact even when it's off the air. Fans of Stargate SG-1 were probably devastated when the planned reboot skidded to a halt. Some people probably still binge-watch Fringe or Battlestar Galactica. Yet there's one sci-fi show that might have flown under the radar, despite featuring a unique story and a compelling cast of characters. Said series is now available to stream on Tubi, and sci-fi fans owe it to themselv
Marvel’s Most Valuable Figure Right Now Is Based on a Bizarre 1977 Spider-Man Show (opens the original)
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Spider-Man continues to prove that he's the most popular superhero on the planet. With Spider-Man: Brand New Day continuing to break box office records and Amazing Spider-Man #1000 marking a major milestone in comics history, it looks like the sky's the limit for the web-slinger. However, the biggest example of Spidey's popularity doesn't lie in matinée tickets or comic book collections. Rather, it lies with an action figure that's gathering plenty of heat on the market, according to the collect
39 Years Later, an Iconic X-Men Villain's First Appearance Is Suddenly the Hottest Comic on the Market (opens the original)
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It's been a few years, but the X-Men are back in the spotlight. Thanks to the radical success of X-Men '97 and Marvel Studios' upcoming reboot, the mighty mutants are finding a whole new generation of fans. Naturally, those fans are trying to get into the massive maze of X-Men comics, and longtime X-Men lovers have opinions. Some will point to mutant maestro Chris Claremont, who contributed many of the characters and ideas that still shape the X-Men today, or to Jonathan Hickman's game-changing
33 years later, Tombstone's final line is still the greatest quote in Western movie history (opens the original)
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Tombstone is often considered one of the greatest Westerns ever made, and for good reason. This is a movie that features a star-studded cast, including Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer, plenty of intense fights, and some surprisingly emotional scenes between its hardened gunslingers. While there's no shortage of moments that make Tombstone a worthwhile watch, it's the final narration by Robert Mitchum — especially the final three words — that cements its place in the pantheon of great Westerns. By cr
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