Snoopy’s nearest and dearest friend, Woodstock is best known as the famous beagle's loyal sidekick and best buddy for life. While most Peanuts strips feature Snoopy, or the Peanuts kids, as the stars, Woodstock has his shining moments as well. It's only right that the character have his own starring comics, given that Woodstock has many interesting and funny qualities.

The Darksaber choice made in The Mandalorian season 3 was controversial, but there's one earlier scene in Star Wars that predicted this. The ancient Mandalorian weapon known as the Darksaber made its live-action debut in The Mandalorian season 1 finale, when Moff Gideon used it to free himself from his crashed TIE Fighter. It was subsequently won by Din Djarin in The Mandalorian season 2's finale, and it changed hands once again when Din relinquished it to Bo-Katan Kryze in The Mandalorian season 3 by finding a technicality in the rules surrounding the Darksaber.

Sister Wives Meri Brown was Kody Brown’s first wife, but she’s been the one to lose the most when it comes to his downward spiral. Kody and Meri were legally married in 1990, both coming from religious backgrounds that promoted plural marriage. The couple seemed happy together early on in their marriage, adding Janelle Brown and Christine Brown into the mix later on. Meri welcomed her only child with Kody in 1995 and was happy in her role within the family as Christine and Janelle also expanded their families. As Kody’s relationships have changed through the years, Meri has had a tough time keeping her place in the family structure.

Across almost 60 years, Doctor Who has survived multiple cancelation attempts to emerge stronger than ever and become the longest running science fiction show of all time. The tumultuous period between 1984 and 2005 was so traumatic for Doctor Who fans that they still obsessively check the overnight ratings the morning after each episode. Despite the fact that Doctor Who has now been back for longer than it was ever away, there still seems to be an anxiety that it could be taken away from fans at any moment.

Chris Evans played Captain America in the MCU for over a decade, but he retired from the role following Avengers: Endgame's ending. Evans passed the shield to Anthony Mackie's Sam Wilson, who will don the red, white & blue suit next in Captain America: Brave New World. However, Steve Rogers is still one of the original Avengers, and seeing his character receive a fitting closure was both a heartwarming and bittersweet moment after starring in three solo Captain America movies. While Captain America is still around, it won't be the same without Evans portraying the role.

Star Trek is famed for its advanced technology, but there are also a few mad scientists who have pushed the boundaries of science and changed the course of the United Federation of Planets. Star Trek science has inspired real-world devices such as cell phones, flatscreen HDTVs, and 3D printers. In the Star Trek universe, however, technology is constantly evolving to meet the needs of a future where humans can travel millions of miles at warp speed to explore strange new worlds and boldly go where no one has gone before.

Warning: Major spoilers for The Continental episode 1 “Brothers In Arms – Night 1” below!

Warning! Contains spoilers for Batman/Superman: World's Finest #19!Things are about to get complicated for Superman over a blast from his past. The future looks grim for the Man of Steel as a new threat aims to make him pay for one iconic piece of Superman's lore.

Karla Souza's How To Get Away With Murder character, Laurel Castillo, is an intelligent and mysterious member of the Keating Five, but what happened to Laurel Castillo when she disappeared in season 6? Laurel seems cold and quiet at first, but her backstory reveals that her wealthy criminal father Jorge (Esai Morales) has made her tough, passionate, and determined to make it on her own. She becomes forever bonded to her classmates at Middleton University's law school when Annalise Keating's (Viola Davis) husband Sam (Tom Verica) is found dead, and they work together to figure out the truth while competing for Annalise's praise and attention.

In One Piece, most characters eventually become relevant to the plot long after they were introduced. However, two important antagonists, Smoker and Tashigi, have been absent from the series for far too long, and mangaka Eiichiro Oda needs to bring them back in the Final Saga soon in order to satisfactorily resolve their character arcs. If he doesn't, then he will have made much of the series retroactively worse.