I’ve seen Cayde-6 in action as I took back the Prison of Elders from the rampaging forces that were running amok inside of it. I saw Cayde-6 engage not only in shenanigans, but also utter one final line of that hit harder than a precision shot from Perfect Paradox. Here’s the funny thing: That wasn’t Nathan Fillion voicing him.

Known to his fans as “Totalbiscuit”, John Bain was a regular uploader on YouTube who also branched out with streaming and podcasts as he used his knowledge of PC software and other games to build an audience. Sadly, Bain has passed away.

Encased in a tomb of molten Adamantium, Wolverine went down swinging. Except his death may not have been as permanent as everyone imagined it to be.

Despite being punishing enough with players lurking around every island, Rare had plans to make deaths in Sea of Thieves more financially taxing. Those plans are walking the plank now.

Len Wein, editor on DC’s hugely-influential Watchmen comic book series and the co-creator of Wolverine, has died at the age of 69. One of the masterminds responsible for reviving the X-Men in 1975 alongside artist Dave Cockrum, Wein’s resurrection of the children of the atom resulted in the X-Men becoming a hugely successful franchise in Marvel after their original series was cancelled years prior due to dwindling sales numbers.

There’s been one other thread amongst the chaos of Secret Empire that was finally unravelled this week. Revealed back in Civil War II, was a prophecy that Spider-Man would be responsible for the death of Captain America, as a vision showed Miles Morales standing with bloody fists above a beaten and apparently dead Steve Rogers. This week, someone did die.

Guardians of the Galaxy may have gotten people hooked on a feeling, but it did so with biggest cinematic death-toll of all time.

Guardians of the Galaxy may have gotten people hooked on a feeling, but it did so with biggest cinematic death-toll of all time.