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Beckett Collectibles, a renowned grading and authentication company, has expanded its services to include manga with the introduction of the Manga Grading Service. This will offer collectors and enthusiasts a unique opportunity to preserve, protect, and showcase their manga collections.

The comprehensive grading process involves a meticulous evaluation of the manga’s condition by experienced graders who follow stringent guidelines. This ensures that collectors receive precise and dependable grading results, including the authentication of the books.

Beckett is already quite popular for its grading service, which includes sports cards grading and comic book grading.

Bill Sutherland, Head of Beckett Manga, expressed enthusiasm about the company’s foray into Manga grading, stating, “Beckett is continuing its heritage in Manga that started with the Beckett Anime & Manga magazine. Its entry into the world of Manga grading is set to revolutionize the way Manga collectors interact with their cherished collections. It is a...

While early reactions to Wonder Woman 1984 were generally positive, the film is now facing a lot of controversy and backlash online, with many fans hailing Patty Jenkins’ sequel as the worst pic in the Dceu, which, given its unwieldy track record, is a bold statement to make.

Disregarding the lacklustre action sequences, and its numerous plot holes that haunt the coherency of the narrative, folks are also struggling with a certain element involving the return of Steve Trevor. And we’ll warn you now that spoilers lie ahead.

For those who’ve watched WW84, you’ll know that the circumstances involving the apparent resurrection of Trevor were confusing, to say the least. The character suddenly sprang up 30 minutes into the film, where he explained that his soul took possession of a random guy’s body. What makes this even more unsettling is the fact that Diana and Steve proceed to...