Action Figures & Collectibles

McFarlane Toys Teases January DC Multiverse Reveal

McFarlane Toys has started teasing its first DC Multiverse figure reveal of the year. Early hints point toward a comic-inspired Batman variant, with a full announcement expected later this week. Collectors are watching closely as January usually sets the tone for McFarlane’s release strategy for the rest of the year.

Bandai Tamashii Nations Updates Anime and Tokusatsu Lines

Bandai’s Tamashii Nations has confirmed updated shipping schedules for early-2026 S.H. Figuarts releases tied to anime and tokusatsu properties. While no Western superhero figures were announced today, collectors of Japanese lines are beginning to see movement after the holiday slowdown.


Movies & TV (Superhero, Horror, Pop Culture)

Stranger Things Fans Obsessed With “Secret Episode” Theory

A new fan theory surrounding Stranger Things has gained traction online, suggesting that Netflix may be hiding a “secret episode” connected to the final season. The theory points to unusual episode numbering, vague marketing language, and comments from cast members about the ending feeling “larger than expected.”

While Netflix has not confirmed anything beyond the announced episodes, the idea of a surprise finale or epilogue has sparked heavy discussion across fan forums and social platforms. Whether it’s real or just wishful thinking, it shows how invested audiences remain as the series heads toward its conclusion.

Horror Streaming Continues Strong Start to 2026

Streaming platforms report solid engagement for late-2025 horror releases carrying over into January. Gothic and psychological horror titles are seeing renewed interest as viewers catch up after the holidays, keeping the genre firmly in the spotlight.


Comicbooks

New Comics Land in Stores Today

Today marks the first full Wednesday release of the year, with fresh issues arriving from Marvel, DC, Image, BOOM! Studios, and Dark Horse. Shops are reporting good foot traffic as readers return after the holiday break to sample new arcs and number ones.

This week leans less on crossover events and more on standalone storytelling, making it a good jumping-on point for new readers.

Early January Favourites Emerging

A handful of titles released today are already being highlighted by retailers for strong early sales, particularly creator-owned sci-fi and horror books. Expect word of mouth to play a big role in shaping what becomes a sleeper hit this month.


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