After the success of James Cameron’s “Aliens” in the summer of 1986, Dark Horse Comics’s expanded universe continued time and again to forge new pathways for the terrifying extraterrestrial Xenomorph ...

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The first season of 'Pluribus' is truly American. It stands against the siren song of collectivism currently growing in the U ...

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