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Just like movie industy, anime has its history too.  If you are an anime beginner, there are many classic anime that help you to get to know a lot more about what anime is. so, here are 10 anime we strongly recommend you to watch from the start. 1. Dragonball Z If you know anything about Anime you would had to run into this series. Sure it is super long, but it tells an amazing epic story that you will never forget. Take everybody's word for it, this show is worth the watch. 2. Neon Genesis Evangelion There is a good reason why this show has so many remakes. This anime is just not about action, but it deals with a lot of psychological problems as well. This is also one of those rare times, back in the day, that the story followed a weak hearted main character. It was just a whole lot of "feelings" that you couldn't get anywhere else. 3. Cowboy Bebop Everyone loved this show that has seen it. Even the Jocks back in high school would tal

Skin & Earth #1 is the first part of musician Lights’ latest multimedia project. Paired with a concept album coming out this fall, the comic introduces us to a post-apocalyptic world in which the rich get richer and the poor are left to rot in the ruins of a city on the wrong side of a wall. The first of six issues was released this week, and each issue is meant to be accompanied by a song from the upcoming album. Lights is no stranger to comics. When she debuted in 2008, she created a comic book bio to introduce herself to the world. She called herself Captain Lights and sold the bio comic, which she wrote and illustrated herself, as merch on her tour. That spun into a 19-part animated video series with MTV. Skin & Earth is different though; it’s a whole new character and environment unconnected to her previous work. Enaia Jin is the main character in Skin & Earth. We meet her in a classroom at Tempest University, shunned by the other classmates. There’s literally a cir

Following the major events of the “Over the Edge” story arc, the fallout continues in Archie Comics Archie #23, the first chapter of “Heart of Riverdale” — and CBR has an exclusive preview. “‘Heart of Riverdale’ is about seeing how Archie and the gang find strength in themselves and in one another in the face of tragedy,” Archie series Mark Waid said in a statement to CBR. “It is a story about kindness and courage and compassion, and I couldn’t be happier to be telling it, especially alongside artist Audrey Mok, whose outstanding work is both bold and very human.” “I’ve always been a big fan of Mark’s Archie series, it’s definitely a dream to be able to work on ‘Heart of Riverdale,'” Audrey Mok added. “This new storyline begins with an issue full of emotions, lots of humor but with the same amount of heartbreaks. I even teared up when reading the script.” Official solicitation text: BRAND NEW STORY ARC! The fallout continues! One life has been destroyed, another family has been torn

Frenetic and fabulous, Jeff Lemire and Greg Smallwood’s “Moon Knight” is reality-twisting mindbender that’s simultaneously addictive, exasperating and fun. Alternate realities that perfectly match Marc Spector’s disparate personalities are the norm in this book, and jumping between them is as disorienting for the reader as it is for Mr. Knight. Just when you think you know what’s going on, Lemire and company blow your mind and remind you that you don’t have a clue. And that’s the maddening allure of this title. RELATED: James Gunn Has A Great Idea For A Moon Knight Movie – And Marvel Knows At the close of Issue #9, murder was on Spector’s mind. He had spent the last few issues purging his alternative personalities in spectacular fashion, and his next mission revealed itself as a moment of clarity — clarity for Mr. Knight being a relative term, of course — Khonshu must die. The “Death and Birth” story arc begins with Issue #10, and before setting off on that mission, however, Lemire p

“BATWOMAN BEGINS” parts one and two! This special two-part interlude spotlights team leader Batwoman! In the wake of the “Night of the Monster Men,” A.R.G.U.S. has built a secret research city around the corpse of the megamonster that collapsed in Gotham Harbor…creating Gotham City’s newest and most dangerous neighborhood, Monstertown! In issue #948, Batman and Batwoman need to get in there to find out who’s been weaponizing monster blood—but who will they have to fight through to do it?