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DiDio’s departure comes more than a year after a major restructuring of the AT&T-owned comic book publisher.
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The final 10 episodes of “Steven Universe Future” will air on Cartoon Network in March. -
What to play: ‘Coffee Talk’ and ‘Wide Ocean Big Jacket’ show how video games can help us listen and talk to each other.
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Based on ‘The Walking Dead’ television show, which was based on a comic book, the attraction is set to close March 4.
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Never mind the teeth, “Sonic the Hedgehog” was one of the first major video games with an environmentalist narrative. Here’s what the filmmakers missed.
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Apartment: A Separated Place is an interactive tale about moving on.
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Yes, “Sonic the Hedgehog” doesn’t end when the credits begin. Here’s what you might have missed.
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“Lego Masters” is Fox’s new competition show about building Lego. But what does being a Lego Master mean?
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Oscar’s big winner, ‘Parasite,’ and war tale ‘1917' show how interactive entertainment is shaping linear storytelling — often for the better.
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Apple TV+ series “Mythic Quest,” from the team behind “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” pulls no punches when it comes to game culture’s drawbacks.
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“Shadow of the Batgirl” author Sarah Kuhn wants young Asian American girls to see they can be the main character in superhero stories too.
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Netflix has been ambitious in pursuing a game-focused audience, but “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics” shows it doesn’t yet respect the power of interactivity.
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“Hair Love” filmmakers Matthew A. Cherry and Karen Rupert Toliver discuss their animated short, which is nominated for a 2020 Oscar.
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“Fence: Striking Distance,” Sarah Rees Brennan’s YA novel adapted from the “Fence” comics, will go into the characters’ “how” and “why,” she says.
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Surreal saga ‘Kentucky Route Zero,’ best game of the 2010s, comes to an end, but its haunting view of a debt-driven America will long be worth talking about.
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Ten new judges in 3 years have turned the federal appeals court far more conservative than it has been in decades. And the full effect hasn’t hit yet, judges say.
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Mike Bloomberg has hired hundreds of paid “digital organizers” to boost his presidential bid on social media. A look inside the operation reveals potential downsides to this approach.
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Power-hitting Angels prospect Brandon Wood was supposed to become the next Cal Ripken, but he couldn’t handle the pressure. He found contentment far from Anaheim.
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We have an antiquated notion that advanced healthcare is best delivered in hospitals. In a coronavirus pandemic, that won’t work.
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Legendary sire A.P. Indy died on Friday at age 31.
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All the week’s essential arts stories, including LACMA approaching the point of no return on its Peter Zumthor building even as the project’s critics call for rethinking the plan.
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Former L.A. poet laureate Luis J. Rodriguez shared the stories behind “From Our Land to Our Land” with L.A. Times Book Club readers.
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