Matthew Aguilar
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 167
- Latest publication
- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ComicBook.com
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- Jul 3, 2026
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Power Rangers Reveals Unpublished Zords (And Why They Never Made It Into The Series) (opens the original)
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Power Rangers is home to some truly wild concepts and character designs, and that also extends to the Zords. While we’ve seen some really interesting designs and concepts for Zords and Megazords over the years, it turns out there are several Zords that were planned and designed but were never actually officially released. Now we finally have our first look at those unpublished Zords, and we also know why they never made it into the series. Before the most recent Power Rangers comic launch, there
Sideshow Collectibles Reveal What Inspired Hit Pulp Vixens Line, And Tease The Future of the Series (Exclusive) (opens the original)
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Sideshow Collectibles is one of the best at taking iconic moments from your favorite franchises and bringing them to life in stunning statue form, with DC, Marvel, Star Wars, One Piece, and more among Sideshow’s lineup. One of the coolest series on the roster though is the Pulp Vixens line of Premium Format Figures, which is the brainchild of the husband-and-wife team Will Harbottle (Key Artist, Sculpt) and Kat Sapene (Key Artist, Paint). The line is inspired by classic pulp stories, spy thrille
The Most Watched Thing on Netflix This Week Wasn't a Movie or TV Show, And It Wasn't Even Close (opens the original)
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Netflix is no stranger to out-of-the-box spectacles, with live comedy specials, boxing matches, NFL games, and the weekly happenings of WWE Monday Night Raw all delivering something different than just the TV and movies the streamer is known for. That said, the most-watched thing on Netflix this week wasn’t a TV show, movie, or live event, and it took the top spot by a landslide. Grand Theft Auto VI is a juggernaut of not just gaming, but entertainment as a whole, and nowhere was that more appar
God of War's Kratos Actor Reveals Why He Turned Down the Live-Action Series, & It's So Relatable (opens the original)
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The God of War live-action series has had to adapt on the fly after its previous lead star, Ryan Hurst, was injured during filming, and it will now be Dave Bautista stepping into the role of Kratos. There have been a host of fans who also wanted the voice of Kratos, Christopher Judge, to step into the live-action role, but Judge recently revealed why he turned down the live-action series, and it’s 100% relatable. During a panel at Fan Expo Canada, Judge revealed that while he did consider jumpin
Lanterns Just Gave Another Green Lantern's Origin to John Stewart, Will They Never Be in the DCU? (opens the original)
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Lanterns has addressed the expansive roster of the Green Lantern Corps on several occasions, but so far, the only Green Lanterns we’ve actually met are Hal Jordan, John Stewart, and Guy Gardner. Fans likely have lengthy lists of Lanterns they’d like to see in the DCU, but the show just gave parts of one Green Lantern’s origin story to John Stewart, so the question becomes: will they ever show up in the DCU? Spoilers incoming for Lanterns episode 3, so if you haven’t seen the episode yet, you’ve
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