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Deadpool, The Walking Dead, and… Silence of the Lambs?

This week we have impressions on the new Hitman game, plus reviews on Blood Alloy: Reborn and The Division. A ton of news regarding PSVR dropped this week as well! Check out our weekly roundup to see what you could have missed in last week’s gaming and pop-culture sphere! Reviews: …

Marvel’s Moon Knight has always been a little off, but he went on a bit of a spiral of insanity in the last series that he headlined. Now in his new book, the hero looks like he’s more off the rails than ever.

Remember 1980’s anthology series Ranx? Well it’s coming back to shock a whole new audience, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics.

Finally revealed, Deathmate is a Bloodshot even hitting this Summer called Bloodshot Island… and a new villain that’s set to take down every super-soldier to ever have emerged from Project Rising Spirit.

Re-telling some of the most famed-tales from the Halo Universe, Dark Horse Comics has Halo: Tales from Slipspace on tap for later this year.

The massive Deathmate story arc looks to be returning, but will it simply be a nod to the past presented in an all-new form, or something more?

Is Angel an agent of Apocalypse once again? The Apocalypse Wars heat up in Uncanny X-Men #6.

The South by Southwest festival will be the scene of the unveiling of the very first details on Telltale Games’ upcoming Batman game.

Marvel’s Star Wars Universe gets another limited series, this time starring the number one smuggler in the galaxy, Han Solo.

Valiant Comics’ fans have a new place to visit online for all their Valiant-themed goodies.

Marvel’s mutant populace is about to go head to head with the Inhumans and their new prophetic member, and Magneto is ready to lead the charge.

One of the biggest independent publishers in comics, Dark Horse has declared June 4th to be a day of celebration for the brand.

Fans of Disney’s toys-to-life series won’t be getting a new installment here in 2016, but there will be a major new ‘playset’ with Marvel Battlegrounds.

In a story broken by Nerdist today, the former SHIELD agent Grant Ward has returned to Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but as a super-villain straight from the comics. Warning: Spoilers abound.

Coming up big with pop culture icons like the Delorean from Back to the Future, Psyonix’ Rocket League has done it again. The Dark Knight’s ride is officially in the stadium.