Need more Stranger Things in your life? Can't wait to delve deeper into the world of Hawkins, Indiana and the nightmarish Upside Down? You won't have long to wait as Dark Horse comics, the masters of filling in backstory for popular franchises, has signed a deal with Netflix to produce a multi-year line of Stranger Things comics. Clearly Netflix have a desire to expand the surprise hit-show beyond the creators planned number of seasons. The first four-issue mini-series ,delving into the shows mythology and unanswered questions, launches September 26th. The comic will be written by Jody Houser and illustrated by Stefano Martino with inks by Keith Champagne and colours by Lauren Affe. Nate Piekos will be doing the lettering. This first mini-series will focus on what exactly happened to Will Byers during his stay in the Upside Down during the shows first season. Check out the various covers and promo pages below: Via Entertainment Weekly.

Love 'em or loathe 'em, The Transformers movies have made a Cybertron load at the box office. It's only natural that they would keep been made as each installment, despite the movies quality, have generated an impressive revenue. The fact that it took Paramount this long to create various Transformers spin-offs is quite mind-boggling. The first spin-off from the movies is Bumblebee and the first trailer for it has just surfaced. Starring John Cena and Hailee Steinfeld, Bumblebee is centred around that lovable Autobot of the same name. Set during 1987, the movie finds Bumblebee on the run from the American government when he befriends Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld), who helps heal the broken Autobot. The first thing you'll notice from the trailer is Bumblebee has been redesigned to look cuter while also taking on his original VW Beetle form. The second thing will be the 80's nostalgia. Clearly the movie is trying to set an entirely new tone for a Transformers movie by designing itself after many 80's classic kids adventure movies and placing some genuine heart into what has become an emotionless train wreck of a series. While I can't say that I was really looking forward to this, this first trailer has certainly placed the movie firmly in my sights. If it can really capture some of the magic of some of my favourite 80's movies, rather than just aping them, I'll be quite happy. Bumblebee comes out in cinemas on the 21st of December.

Fancy joining the evil side? Rubbing shoulders with Braniac and Lex Luthor in the same room? Well then, Lego DC Super-Villains, the latest Lego game by TT Games and Warner Bros., is going to let you do just that on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch on October 16th, 2018. The Justice League have disappeared, to be replaced by a group of heroes from an alternate universe calling themselves the Justice Syndicate. Coming onto the scene as a wholly player created villain, you'll join up with the Legion of Doom to cause mayhem and chaos across the Lego DC Universe, whilst finding out who the Justice Syndicate are and foiling any plans they may have. As with previous Lego games, friends or family members can join in on the fun at any time in co-op play. If Lego DC Super-Villains is even half as amazing as last years Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2, I'll be over the moon. Lego DC Super-Villains isn't the only superhero themed Lego game coming out this year. Gamers will want to keep their eyes out for the Lego Incredibles videogame which will be launching on June 15th.

Krypton, Kal-El's home planet, isn't going Boom! - just yet. Syfy has just renewed the unexpectedly solid prequel show focusing on Superman's grandfather, Seg-El, for a second season. The show has been averaging 1.8 million views per episode since it's launch, with the shows first episode been the most watched debut since 2014's Ascension for the network, making an early renewal a no-brainer. Krypton's plot revolves around Seg-El's fight against Braniac and Krypton's class system. While the show has ties to the larger DC Universe, Krypton has been forging it's own path, painting a deeper picture of Kryptonian culture than usually gets explored. The show is also embracing the cosmic side of the DC Universe by introducing Adam Strange into the mix, along with a healthy does of time-travelling villains intent of wiping out Superman before he's born. Season 2 will launch sometime in 2019.