DC Universe Reveals Premiere Date Plan for Young Justice, Doom Patrol

At the first ever DC Universe panel, hosted at New York Comic Con 2018, Geoff Johns offered some new insights into the subscription service's upcoming offerings - including a new comic book prequel for Young Justice which will debut exclusively on the platform.

The one-shot prequel comic will "accompany the exclusive original animated series in 2019 and will be created by producer Greg Weisman and artist Christopher Jones," according to DC. Other new comics coming to DC Universe in October include New Teen Titans (#13 - #20) from 10/2 – 10/15, and New Teen Titans (#21 - #41) from 10/16 – 10/29; Batman: The Long Halloween from 10/23 – 11/5; and Batman: Dark Victory from 10/30 – 11/12.

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X-Men, Titans, Infinity Reys and More Awesome Cosplay at NYCC 2018

New York Comic Con 2018 has officially kicked off at the Javits Center in New York City, and with it brings plenty of fans showing up in awesome cosplay to showcase their favorite pop culture characters.

From Silent Hill to Joker to Venom and everything in between -- yes, you better believe there's a whole lot of Star Wars in there too -- check out some of the best cosplay IGN's team on the ground spotted at NYCC:

There's plenty of cool content coming out of NYCC, especially in the collectibles realm. Check out Sideshow Collectibles' Movie Premium Format Aquaman figure. Warner Bros. also displayed our first look at Black Manta's Aquaman costume on the floor of NYCC.

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Best Tablet for Kids 2019: Educational and Kid-Friendly Tablets

When I was young, all I had was a green-and-black-screened Game Boy. Kids today are different: they want a full-fledged tablet that can play games, watch videos, and read comic books. But that’s okay, because there are quite a few solid, affordable tablets designed just for kids.

Unfortunately, it can be hard to wade through all the garbage that's out there. There are a lot of companies selling old, underpowered, or overly locked-down devices that just won’t cut it, so you have to be careful when shopping for your little one.

In most cases, it’s best to stick with the big names: the same brands you’d buy from if you were looking for a regular tablet. In fact, you could just buy them a normal Android tablet and use its built-in parental controls. But for this list, I'm going to look at mostly kid-focused tablets and a few full-featured slates for those that are a little more grown-up. Here are the best tablets for kids.

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Star Trek: Discovery’s Mary Wiseman Talks Tilly’s Future

If you've been anxiously awaiting the Season 2 premiere of Star Trek: Discovery, the wait is about to get a little easier. Today marks the debut of the first installment of Star Trek: Short Treks, a series of short films focused on various characters in the Discovery time period. The first of these is "Runaway," which focuses on Mary Wiseman's character Tilly.

IGN's Scott Collura had a chance to chat with Wiseman this week and learn more about "Runaway" and what to expect from Tilly in Discovery's second season. Read on to learn what she had to say.

IGN: When did this come about, from your perspective?

Wiseman: Yeah, the first I ever heard about it was through

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Aquaman Costumes, Including Black Manta and Mera, From the Floor of NYCC

At New York Comic Con 2018, which runs from October 4-7, attendees will be able to see costumes from Aquaman, as well as a LEGO recreation of Aquaman himself.

As is seen in the slideshow below, you will be able to get up-close and personal with the costumes of David Kane/Black Manta, Mera, and Arthur Curry/Aquaman, as well as stand next to a life-size replica of Aquaman made of LEGO.

A new poster for Aquaman was also revealed today that gave us a glimpse of Aquaman in his classic green and orange costume. In addition, director James Wan tweeted out a message with the poster saying "A Son of the Land... A King of the Seas... He's the Protector of the Deep. Something arrives tomorrow."

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Telltale: 14 Major Developments Since the Studio’s Closure

Last updated on 11/19.

On September 21, renowned narrative-driven game studio Telltale Games initiated a "majority studio closure" by laying off the vast majority of its staff. Soon after, CEO Pete Hawley announced a team of 25 employees would remain on board to "fulfill the company's obligations to its board and partners." While Telltale hasn't officially commented on the specifics of those obligations, reports indicated the remaining team was set to complete development on Minecraft: Story Mode for Netflix. However, according to former Telltale narrative designer Rachel Noel on Twitter, those remaining employees have now been laid off as well.

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Every IGN WWE Game Review

From its days at THQ to its current home among the 2K sports games, WWE has had its share of heels and faces. Our reviewers stepped into the ring for the glory days of WWE Smackdown Vs RAW 2006 and for grudge matches against the likes of the Switch version of WWE 2K18 and an assortment of terrible mobile games. Check out the slideshow below for the full list, and let us know which game holds the title belt of your heart.

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The Cinematic Revival of Venom, Bane, Deadpool and Other Superhero Characters

Hollywood may be crammed with great superhero movies these days, but studios don't always get our favorite heroes and villains right the first time around.

Take Venom, for example. This iconic Spider-Man foe didn't fare so well in 2007's Spider-Man 3. We can only hope, despite early mixed-to-negative reviews, that the new Venom movie does right by Eddie Brock.

It would hardly be the first time where a superhero character gets a second chance on the big screen.

From Bane to Deadpool to Captain America, here are some fan-favorites who needed a mulligan, whether or not they actually succeeded the second time around.

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Avengers 4: Chris Evans Ends Filming with Emotional Look Back at Playing Cap

Chris Evans shared a bittersweet wrap up for his Captain America role in the upcoming Avengers 4 film in a tweet on Thursday.

"Officially wrapped on Avengers 4. It was an emotional day to say the least. Playing this role over the last 8 years has been an honor. To everyone in front of the camera, behind the camera, and in the audience, thank you for the memories! Eternally grateful."

Evans has played the American soldier-superhero, Steve Rogers, for the past eight years while holding a starring role in seven Marvel films.

Films include Captain America: The First Avenger, The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and the upcoming Avengers 4, along with numerous cameos in other MCU films.

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Krypton Season 2: First Look at Lobo

Syfy's Krypton is bringing the galaxy's toughest interstellar mercenary to the small screen for Season 2. Emmett J. Scanlan (Guardians of the Galaxy) will play the infamous alien, called Lobo.

Per NBCUniversal, Lobo is "a ruthless bounty hunter, who murdered his entire species, and possesses a genius level intellect when it comes to matters of warfare, making him a deadly adversary. Imbued with superhuman strength, and virtually immortal, Lobo will keep coming until the job is finished. His word is the only thing Lobo holds sacred; and although he’ll never violate the letter of an agreement, he might disregard its spirit from time to time!"

Here's the first look at Scanlan dressed as Lobo, below:

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