Brandon Zachary
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About Brandon Zachary
Brandon Zachary is a freelance writer and has written for CBR since 2018. He covers breakouts on comics, film, television, video games, and anime. He also conducts industry interviews, is a Rotten Tomatoes certified film critic, and knows a LOT about the X-Men. For requests, comments, or to hear one of his many pitches for What If...?, you can reach him at [email protected]
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Spider-Man: What Really Happened to Peter Parker's Parents?
Richard and Mary Parker, Spider-Man's parents, had wild lives with surprisingly deep ties to the history of the Marvel Universe.
X-Men: How Apocalypse Turned Gambit Into His Horseman
Here's how Gambit of the X-Men ended up (briefly) turning into a servant of Apocalypse as the Horseman of Death.
Resident Evil Village: How to Escape Castle Dimitrescu
Resident Evil Village introduces the fearsome House of Dimitrescu, requiring players to make their way through the labyrinth-like manor.
Avatar: Who Did Zuko End Up With?
It's never been revealed who Zuko ended up with after the events of Avatar: The Last Airbender, but here's who it could have been.
Hulk vs. Juggernaut: Marvel Officially Revealed Which Powerhouse Is Stronger
During their latest throwdown, Marvel casually confirmed whether the Juggernaut or the Hulk is really the strongest powerhouse in the Marvel Universe.
Before Wolverine: Who Were the First Weapon X Projects?
Wolverine may be the most famous result of Weapon X, but other Marvel heroes and villains have secretly been tied to Weapon Plus over the years.
Spaceballs 2: The Long, Strange History of the Troubled Sequel
Mel Brooks' long-gestating Spaceballs sequel has been in the works for decades, but the addition of Josh Gad to the cast suggests it may happen!
Bullet Train's Best Cameo, Explained
The best cameo in Brad Pitt's Bullet Train has a fun, real-world context and subverts a star's fan-favorite performance.
X-Men Blue Vs. X-Men Gold: Which '90s Team Is Officially Better, Revealed
In the '90s, two X-Men teams emerged: Blue and Gold. Here's a breakdown of each team, including which was better.
Superman and Darkseid's Final Battle is the End of the DC Universe
Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman reveals the final fate of Superman, and how his final fight with Darkseid plays out.
One Specific Robin Is Still Batman's Greatest Regret
Batman #137 confirms that one specific Robin continues to be the biggest regret of the Dark Knight's career as a heroic vigilante.
Joel Schumacher's Third Batman Film Would Have Changed Hollywood's Future
Batman Unchained would have been Joel Schumacher's best Batman film -- but it would have also likely prevented Batman Begins from being made.
PREVIEW: Dune: Awakening Is the Ideal Gaming Expansion of a Major Franchise
Dune: Awakening game previews show the importance of Funcom's open-world approach and highlight how players can chart their own Dune adventure.
Apples Never Fall Showrunner Melanie Marnich On Finding Comedy Without Telling Any Jokes
Apples Never Fall Showrunner Melanie Marnich breaks down the show's surprises and how to find comedy without any explicit jokes.
Why The Last Picture Show Remains An American Classic Fifty Years Later
Over fifty years since it was first released, The Last Picture Show has proven to be an enduring and achingly realistic explanation of growing up.
Avatar: 'There Is No War in Ba Sing Se' Is the Perfect Meme for Our Time
Taken from Avatar: The Last Airbender, "There is no war in Ba Sing Se" became a darkly appropriate meme for the era.
Apples Never Fall Stars on the Surprising Comedy in the Peacock Mystery Thriller
The stars of Peacock's Apples Never Fall dive into the biggest surprises of the mystery thriller and finding surprising comedy throughout.
F9 Reveals How Han Survived Tokyo Drift - and Where He's Been
F9 delves into the truth behind the apparent demise of Han in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, revealing what he has been up to since then.
Night Court Stars Highlight Season 2's Biggest Joys & Greatest Surprises
Night Court actors India de Beaufort, Lacretta and Nyambi Nyambi discuss with CBR what they loved most from Season 2 of the NBC sitcom.
Night Court's Melissa Fumero on the Joys of Playing a Sitcom Villain
Night Court guest star Melissa Fumero tells CBR about the fun she had playing a villain on the NBC show, and compares it to Brooklyn Nine-Nine.