Andrew Webster

And this, from artist James Jean, is an incredible example of how cool they can be. I haven’t even seen Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio yet but I still want it on my wall.

It’s called “Fracture,” and is described as the “finale event” for Chapter 3, which kicked off nearly a year ago and introduced a brand-new island. That’s about all the details we have right now; the event is due to take place on December 3rd at 4PM ET. Enjoy the chrome while you can.

Two much-anticipated sequels dropped this week, and both Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and God of War Ragnarök thankfully lived up to the hype. Elsewhere, you can experience five decades of gaming history in Atari 50, check out Netflix’s latest attempt at a trivia game, or watch the extremely fun second season of Warrior Nun. And if you’re all caught up on Andor, we have stories about its storytelling and production design to hold you over until the next episode drops.

For a second day in a row, Studio Ghibli has teased a Star Wars-related collaboration with Lucasfilm. This time, it’s with an incredible photo: there’s a little Grogu figure in the front, with legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki out of focus in the background. Just two cool guys hanging out. I can’t wait to find out what they’re working on together.

Between Pinocchio and Cabinet of Curiosities, we’re in a golden period for Guillermo del Toro fans. But one of his projects that never actually came out was an adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness.