Fans of the popular The Umbrella Academy series can breathe easy knowing that the show will go on, as Netflix has just officially announced a third season starring the super-powered siblings.

The Queen's Gambit is currently one of Netflix's big breakouts as the limited series tells a brilliant story about the cost of genius. But this story was originally supposed to be told much earlier by a very fitting young talent.

Following the apocalyptic cliffhanger from its first season, The Umbrella Academy is returning with a new time period, returning heroes, new villains, dead brothers, and hairdryers!

I’ve heard it said that lately, Netflix hasn’t been doing so well with its comic book adaptations. So how did Netflix fair when adapting The Umbrella Academy, the surreal, off-beat Dark Horse comic written by Gerard Way and drawn by Gabriel Bá?

Prepare to meet The Umbrella Academy, your typical dysfunctional, super-powered, time-travelling family. Oh and they have a talking chimpanzee.

The Umbrella Academy is the upcoming Netflix series that follows the lives of seven super-powered children who were adopted by a billionaire and raised to protect the world from deadly threats under the auspices of the Umbrella Academy. However after a few years the group became estranged and split up, with each going their own way. They’re brought back together years later following the death of their adopted father, and must reunite when one of their number begins experiencing apocalyptic visions.

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