Justice League Member Kills Vile DC Villain, Breaks Their Code

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In issue #30 of Green Arrow, written by Chris Condo and illustrated by Montos, a character was killed, concluding the “Crimson Sands” story arc. This arc reintroduced the villain Crimson Archer. The original Crimson Archer was Herb Vraney, a gangster who sought elaborate revenge on Green Arrow after being arrested. His plan involved getting plastic surgery and pretending to be a wealthy benefactor, hiring Green Arrow to give him archery lessons. He then attempted – unsuccessfully – to use these skills as the Crimson Archer to kill Green Arrow with his own bow and arrows.

Silksong devs confirm major content update and new games beyond the Hollow Knight universe

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Hollow Knight Silksong quickly became a massive hit, exceeding the expectations of most independent games. It sold millions of copies in just a few days and quickly gained over five million players. Critics loved it, giving it scores in the low 90s on Metacritic, and players agreed, reflected in high user scores. The game also became incredibly popular on Steam, peaking with over half a million players online at the same time.

‘They Had Clooney!’ That Time Lauren Graham Admitted Why She’s Still A Little Hurt About The ER Team Filming Down The Street From Gilmore Girls

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To mark the show’s 25th anniversary, Lauren Graham and her Gilmore Girls co-star Alexis Bledel appeared at the 2025 Emmy Awards in September. They recreated the iconic porch from Lorelai’s house, instantly transporting viewers back to Stars Hollow. The pair reminisced about filming the series years ago, sharing how surprisingly small the production was and that they operated with a limited budget.

MCU’s Scarlet Witch Problem Highlighted in WandaVision Sequel Vision Quest

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Even though Scarlet Witch is a powerful and beloved character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it seems Marvel Studios isn’t sure how to use her. The version of her from the main MCU timeline died in Doctor Strange, and Elizabeth Olsen has hinted she doesn’t expect to return to the role soon, even in films like Avengers: Doomsday. A new show coming out highlights this issue: it’s continuing storylines based on Scarlet Witch’s past, but without actually including the character herself.

‘H Is for Hawk’ Review: Claire Foy’s Soars in Grief-Stricken Tale

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The story begins in Cambridge, England, in 2007. We meet Helen MacDonald (Foy) as she observes a pair of goshawks flying high above. She’s thrilled and immediately calls her father, Alisdair (Brendan Gleeson), a well-known photographer, to share what she’s seen. Alisdair, who instilled in Helen a love of nature and birds, was known for his bold spirit and dedication to his work. Helen’s mother (Lindsay Duncan) worried because he wouldn’t consider retiring.