The suspense thriller manga Monster by acclaimed mangaka Naoki Urasawa follows Japanese neurosurgeon Dr. Kenzo Tenma, whose life gets turned upside down after encountering a former patient named ...

Naoki Urasawa's Monster is a critically acclaimed work of fiction, but also quite exclusive, given its slow pacing. During an interview, Urasawa shared the vision behind his works and how it was never ...

The 1960s TV series, The Fugitive and Naoki Urasawa’s masterpiece, Monster, bear a striking narrative similarity.Dr. Richard Kimble (from The Fugitive) and Dr. Kenzo Tenma (from Monster) find ...

Caroline Lindy’s debut feature, “Your Monster,” claims to present a “true-ish story.” Presumably, the “true” aspect refers not to the monster, but to the cascading cruelty of the ...

Players are going wild for Monster Hunter Wilds' open beta on Steam. The Monster Hunter Wilds beta launched across all platforms yesterday, 31st October, and lasts until 4th November (it had a ...

Please verify your email address. Sony unveils a special Monster Hunter Wilds PS5 controller and console cover, but they may only be available in Japan. PlayStation 5 offers limited edition ...

The Monster Hunter Wilds lineup now includes the oily brute wyvern Rompopolo, the ape-like fanged beast Ajarakan, and – most interestingly – a fiery octopus known to the locals as the Black Flame.

Praised for its gritty realism and complex characters, Monster offers an intricate cat-and-mouse crime thriller grounded in moral philosophy. As Tenma risks his own life and career to stop the ...

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Stunt Mayhem is available now on Nintendo Switch, PS5 (PlayStation 5), PS4 (PlayStation 4), Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam, the Epic Games Store and ...

Monster Hunter Wilds is essentially the sequel to Monster Hunter World, but there are a lot of things changing between these two games. These quests include a comprehensive tutorial, which will ...

The most famous image of Nessie, later proven to be fake, was published in 1934 by the London-based newspaper the Daily Mail under the headline “London Surgeon’s Photo of the Monster.” ...