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The best thing by far about Fast & Furious is the franchises unhinged Japanese titles

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Besides the insanely extravagant action sequences and an increasingly loose grip on reality that’s brought it perilously close to outright superhero territory, one of the things fans love the most about the Fast & Furious franchise is the haphazard way each installment has been named. Recommended Videos The Fast and the Furious is fine, but 2 Fast 2 Furious was roundly mocked at the time for being one of the most cringeworthy monikers of all-time. Read More...

The Flash Season 5 Set Photo Reveals New Look At Noras XS Costume

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The Flash season 4 ended with Barry and Iris discovering that they’re going to become parents. Although, this being a superhero show, the revelation didn’t come about in the usual way. Their speedster daughter from the future, Nora, traveled back to the present to meet them and in doing so may have made a “big mistake.” Or several. Recommended Videos While the ramifications of her actions could be severe – like Barry says in the season 5 trailer, she could “Marty McFly herself out of existence” – at least the Scarlet Speedster will find himself with a new sidekick in the DC show’s next run, as Nora’s a bonafide superhero herself, who goes by the name XS and comes complete with her own costume. Read More...

The Power Rangers Battle Freddy Krueger In Awesome Fan Comic

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The kid-friendly nature of the Power Rangers franchise means we’re never going to get any super dark official content, but creative fans have got around that by making their own adult reimaginings of the Mighty Morphin universe. Remember that R-rated fan film starring Katee Sackhoff? Well, now some comic book creators have come together to bring us a new free fan comic that pitches the Rangers against Freddy Krueger. Recommended Videos Power Rangers: A Nightmare on Elm Street is a three-issue series from writer Stephen Harber with artwork by Francisco Silva Mauriz and coloring by James Zark. Read More...

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