If the comments section on our latest Superman article isn’t enough to get out all your thoughts, we’ve got just the thing for you. ComicBook.com has officially launched a brand new community forum that’s available right now from our homepage. With this new addition we’ve not only made the ultimate place for Geek Culture more accessible for you the reader but are expanding the scope of the discussion for everything we so passionately cover. Got a specific idea about the new season of Peacemaker that no one else has thought of? Is there a Star Wars Legends character that you’re still waiting for in live-action? Now there’s no need to wait on an article related to that topic, instead you can head to the forum and start the discussion yourself.
At the very top of every ComicBook.com article you’ll find our navbar, allowing you to decide which section of the site you want to explore next. Now in addition to our Movies, TV, Gaming, Anime, and Comics sections, you can find the forum available. Getting involved in the discussion is as simple as clicking on the link and making an account.
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Though some may argue that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is suffering a downward turn, the truth is that the coming years are poised to be huge ones for fans of every major franchise. Next year alone will see the release of the first Star Wars theatrical movie in seven years, but the next feature film in the DCU with Supergirlnot to mention Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Clayfaceand Avengers: Doomsday. From there though the future continues to look bright, with 2027 bringing a new Godzilla x Kong movie, the long-awaited The Legend of Zelda feature film, plus Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, Superman: Man of Tomorrow, The Batman: Part IIand what promises to be universe shattering, Avengers: Secret Wars.
When you look at the next two years like that, it’s clear the future is as exciting as ever, and we’re all going to need a place to dig into every single one of those titles. Having a place where your fellow fans, and even genre experts, are eager to chime in is something that can keep the online fan experience alive and make sure it’s as dynamic as any other place for discussion. So head to the ComicBook.com forum and have your say about whatever hot topic is on your mind.
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