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Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire #1 by Jody Houser, Eric Campbell, Diego Galindo and Diana Sousa. Cover by Magali Villanueve. Variant covers by (2) Kyle Lambert, (3) Rebeca Puebla, (4) Jeremy Wilson and (5) Nimit Malavia. Out in February 2025.

"Spell slinging, sword swinging, and the luck of the dice have shaped the lives of the Stranger Things boys well before they had real monsters to face. This exciting new D&D-focused prequel to the events of Stranger Things Season 4 features Eddie Munson's rise to defacto leader of the Hellfire Club, his recruitment of Lucas, Dustin, and Mike, and glimpses into the fantasy worlds they conquered together."

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"Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire" Comic Features Eddie Munson

Dark Horse has announced a new comic set in the world of Netflix's Stranger Things. Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire hails from writers Jody Houser and Eric Campbell, artist Diego Galindo, colorist Diana Sousa, and letterer Nate Piekos.

Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire is set before season 4 of the TV series. The miniseries will explore "Eddie Munson’s rise to de facto leader of the Hellfire Club, flashbacks to the legendary campaign that got him hooked on D&D, his recruitment of Lucas, Dustin, and Mike, and glimpses into the fantasy worlds they conquered together." (Dark Horse)

Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire #1 (of 4) goes on sale on February 19, 2025. The debut issue features covers by Magali Villanueve, Rebecca Pueblar, Jeremy Wilson, Nimit Malavia, and Kyle Lambert.

(Image via Dark Horse - Cover of Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire #1)

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Diego Galindo - Maskerade

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Transformers vs. the Terminator #1 | Jolzar Collectibles Exclusive Variant (Cover art by Diego Galindo)

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NYCC | Second Stranger Things + Dungeons & Dragons miniseries will debut next year

‘The Rise of Hellfire’ reveals the secret origin of Eddie Munson and his D&D group.

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Diego Galindo - Sheena

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Lies Transform You Into a Monster in Your First Look at Lawful #1

Lies Transform You Into a Monster in Your First Look at Lawful #1 #comics #comicbooks

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BOOM! Studios Preview: Lawful #6

Read a preview of Lawful #6 from BOOM! Studios, written by Greg Pak with art by Diego Galindo as Sung is… Cured?

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Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons: The Rise of Hellfire #2 by Jody Houser, Eric Campbell, Diego Galindo and Diana Sousa. Cover by Myles Wohl. Variant covers by (2) Gax Vallez, (3) Lauren Knight and (4) Jeremy Wilson. Out in April.

"The boys mull over Eddie's offer, hesitant to join a new campaign without Will and El. As Eddie does his best to inspire Mike, Lucas, and Dustin to join the Hellfire Club in the present, the past holds a glimpse of the legendary campaign that got him hooked on playing D&D. Eddie and the original Hellfire crew add a new teammate to help take on a vicious Manticore that nearly wiped out their party the first time. But both in the past and present Eddie proves there is strength in numbers.

• Exciting new D&D focused prequel to the events of Stranger Things Season 4.

• The D&D origin story of Eddie Munson and the Hellfire Club!

• Four issue series."

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BOOM! Studios Preview: Lawful #6

Read a preview of Lawful #6 from BOOM! Studios, written by Greg Pak with art by Diego Galindo as Sung is… Cured?

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Violetta S01E36 - S01E80

I have to admit that the rest of the season was all over the place. It felt like a lot more things happened, which is kind of a pattern when it comes to these shows, I believe. It was like drama after drama. It was a good few episodes, though, but I probably enjoyed the first part of it a bit better. 

Now let's talk about the characters.

Violetta: I have to say she was a bit more bearable and likable in the first part of the season. 

I can't really blame her for lying to her dad about everything. I know lying is bad, but this was the only way she could've sung and followed her dreams. And to be honest, I was really happy when she stood up for herself. And she was right that what she did wasn't even as bad as her father's actions. 

The biggest problem I had with her was the way she acted when it came to her love life. So she confessed to Tomas that she still has feelings for him, and while being with Leon, when he asked her about this, she said that the only thing she is sure of is that she wants to be with Leon. This already came off a bit weird, since if you have feelings for two people, you can't be sure who you want to be with. Then she got so angry when Tomas denied being with Ludmila, which was a bit annoying. Like girl, if you are so sure about Leon, then move on and leave him alone. She was so wrong when she dressed up as Ludmila, to just prove a point. I don't really understand what she wanted to achieve with that. I think Leon was right when he broke up with her for that. Then she tried getting back together with him because she was missing him and told him again that she is sure that she wants to be with him, and we all know it's not true. This bothered me so much. I know Leon isn't perfect as well and that he made mistakes, but the way Violetta played with him is crazy. She kept telling him she wanted to be with him, but she also knew it's a lie, and he believed her. She should've thought about her feelings and decided whom she wanted before she said things like this to anybody. And she obviously couldn't stay away from Tomas after them getting back together, and the almost kiss happened. I was really happy that León finally stood up for himself and that Violetta kind of owned up to her mistake. Then they broke up, but Vilu obviously started missing him while still having feelings for Tomas. And she was found in a weird situation with Tomas several times. Like, I get that they tried to be friends, or wanted to try to be, or who knows what they wanted, but it clearly didn't work, and Violetta, rather than trying to prove that she is over Tomas (even though she clearly isn't), she just spends time with Tomas and does things that are a bit questionable, especially when you are saying you miss your ex so much and want to get together with them again. I also didn't like how she got upset and felt hurt by Leon not trusting her when it came to those notes. It kind of made me a bit angry since he had every right and reason to not believe her when she was lying to him so much. 

I felt bad for her, though, when Fran got so nasty with her. Like, I get that she likes Tomas, and I agree that Violetta and her gridlock were really annoying, but it's not Violetta's fault that Tomas still likes her. And him being over Violetta wouldn't instantly mean that he would've liked her. 

It was also annoying that everybody was into her. Broduey, Fede. Don't even mention Tomas, Leon, and Braco. I understand that she is the main character, but it's funny how everybody is so in love with her after, like, spending 2 minutes with her.    

All in all, I liked her in the first season, and I'm glad she stood up for herself several times, but this whole love triangle thing was really annoying, especially the way she played with Tomas's and Leon's feelings. 

Leon: I think I liked him a bit better in the second part of the first season. As I said before, he was a bit too much in the first part, and he was such a pushover.

I was really happy that he finally stood up for himself, and finally had some boundaries with Violetta. I think it was really necessary to call Violetta out for what she was doing. I really loved and respected his decision that he didn't just get together with Violetta after their second breakup. I fully understand why he couldn't believe and trust her anymore. 

I didn't like his outburst of jealousy, though, but I think he was really traumatized due to the Tomas situation and can't fully trust Vilu, which I understand, but still, sometimes he was a bit too much. 

All in all, I liked him in the second part, and I loved his character growth. 

Tomas: He was less bearable in the second part of the first season, I have to admit. He was really mean to people, then he was kind of okay again. 

I didn't really like how he treated Violetta. I mean, I get that he was sad because she was with someone, but he was the one who didn't want to stay together because he was about to move back to Spain. Violetta even begged him, but he didn't care. So being mean to her for something he caused is a really low blow.

He was also really mean to Fran. That comment of his when she tried to help him out with Vilu was really unnecessary. I also didn't understand why he got together with her when he was clearly still in love with Vilu. 

I also didn't understand why he trusted Ludmila. Like, he knew about several occasions when she manipulated and lied to him. Why would you want to be with someone like her? Why would you believe and trust in someone like her? 

I think it was also not cool how he tried to kiss Vilu and get closer to her while she was still with Leon. But, obviously, Violetta was just as much the bad guy in the situation. 

All in all I think I liked him in the first part of the season much more. 

Ludmila: She didn't get better in the second part of the first season. She continued her little schemes. She was probably more eager in this one, especially when it came to Tomas.

However, what Tomas did wasn't right either; he shouldn't have gotten together with her as well, that's for sure, considering he still had feelings for Violetta. I'm not saying Ludmila was a saint, but she had every right to be mad at Violetta for still lurking around Tomas and doing questionable things. Having said that, she should've been just as mad at Tomas as she was at Violetta, because everything took two people. I liked seeing her more sensitive side in the last couple of episodes, but just like in Soy Luna, these never last forever in the first two seasons, but in the last one. 

All in all, I still think she was still doing too much. She hates Violetta but doesn't get mad at Tomas for the very same reasons. She treated Naty so badly and made her fall, which caused her a broken leg, and the fact that Violetta almost missed the competition because of her was also too much. Don't even mention the whole Angie thing. I was truly amazed why she was still in that school and why they didn't actually fire her. But I guess in this season her actions weren't even that bad considering what she's going to do in the next season. 

Angie: I still like her. I didn't always enjoy how she encouraged Violetta to lie, but considering what happened after German found out the truth, we could all see what she was talking about. 

This falling for my deceased sister's ex-husband thing is still weird for me. I get that it's been several years, but I don't know. But I have to admit that I find them cute together, and I think Angie was a good influence. 

Herman: He was also too much in the second part. I always despised him for this whole Jade thing. 

She wasn't the best as well in the later episodes, which I'm going to talk about later, but he was playing with her feelings as well. He never really loved her, at least not how he loved Angie, and rather than making a final decision, he kept going back to her for who knows what reason. And while I didn't really like Jade in the second part of the first season, I felt bad for her when German just left her at the altar. He didn't really handle this situation well. 

I also didn't like how he handled the Violetta situation. I get that he was mad at her for lying about everything; I agree that lying is never a good solution, but he shouldn't have tried to compare Violetta's lie to his. Violetta lied about the studio, and that was it (she didn't know who Angie was up until the very last few episodes), while he was lying about her mother's side of the family and hid her stuff from her, and he didn't do that for only a few months, but for, like, what, 15 years, I think? And I wouldn't really say he had a good reason to do so. 

All in all, I think he was worse in the second part, but I was really happy with how he came around in the end (a very unlikely outcome, though), but I think he was really unreasonable at times. 

I really liked Jade in the first half of the first season because she was really funny, and she actually tried to get a bit closer to Violetta. I understand that she kind of got tired of that and that she got angry at her for ruining her engagement party, but she was straight-up evil in the second part. I didn't really like seeing that side of her. 

The others were fine. Fede was a bit annoying at the very beginning, but later he got better. The whole Umix thing was fine; it made things more interesting for sure. 

All in all, it was a good season. I liked the first half a bit better, and I kind of didn't like how everything happened at once in the very last few episodes, but that's the pattern. So yeah, it was a good season; I'd rate it 7/10. 

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Vinton Hayworth as Magistrado Carlos Galindo and Guy Williams as Diego de la Vega (Zorro 1957, 1x18)

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Diego Galindo - Brzrkr

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My second consideration is that there were a million different alternatives for the finale, but my two favorites are:

Time skip of like 2/3 years (I don’t think they could’ve waited any more than that) and Leonletta wedding + showing how everyone’s lives are going

And the second one and the one I actually believed to have happened: (no joke I legit remember the show ending this way, my brain is freaky) with the kids in the zoom room, talking about memories and everything that has happened to them throughout the years, then they sing Crecimos Juntos while slowly leaving the Studio and then the door closes behind them just the last note hits.

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Greg Pak + Diego Galindo bring ‘Lawful’ to BOOM! Studios

The new series explores the difference between what’s right and what’s the law.