ALT Marvel’s Wolverine is back in the spotlight, and everyone keeps asking the same question: Is Sweet Baby Inc. still involved? We covered this eight months ago, but now there are more receipts. Sweet Baby Inc. was involved with Wolverine, and recent public activity from SBI-connected figures has raised new questions about whether the stink is still there. This video breaks down what we know, what we can prove, what we can only infer, and why transparency matters when it comes to major games like Wolverine.

ALT Bricks & Minifigs is shutting down its Salem store following the viral Reckless Ben investigation, ongoing lawsuits, and the controversy surrounding the missing $200,000 Star Wars Lego collection. Meanwhile, Santa Monica Studio is responding to growing backlash over God of War: Laufey, as fans debate the shift away from Kratos, the introduction of Faye as the lead character, and the game's new direction. Marvel's Wolverine also finds itself at the center of controversy after revealing Jean Grey and Callisto, reigniting discussions about character design, adaptation choices, and the future of Marvel games.

ALT Not through lost footage. Not through a forgotten interview. Through artificial intelligence. After ElevenLabs licensed Stan Lee's voice and likeness, fans were given the ability to generate new content using one of the most recognizable figures in comic book history. For some, it's a celebration of his legacy. For others, it's the final chapter in a story that never should have happened. Tonight we look at the AI Stan Lee announcement, the disturbing documentary footage from Stan's final years, and the uncomfortable question nobody seems willing to ask: At what point does preserving a legacy become exploiting one?