But during “Stakes,” an 8-episode miniseries within Adventure Time, I couldn’t stop thinking about Trump supporters and their red hats.

With the news that the show will end in 2018 on its 9th season, we might expect a lot of developments in the upcoming episodes.

Just after the announcement that he would voice the role of Deathstroke in the Teen Titans movie, we've learned that Miguel Ferrer has passed away.

Go ahead and take a look at this mashup between Luke Cage and Family Matters and marvel at just how well these two diametrically opposed titles blend together so well.

Rooms To Go has a whole line of Star Wars furniture, including this landspeeder bed ($900), a Millennium Falcon bed, an X-Wing double bed ($1200), and a TIE Fighter desk ($400). They're pricey pieces of furniture, but where else are you going to find a bed that hovers in space? You could build it yourself, I suppose... send us pics, if you do.

Adventure Time is easily Cartoon Network’s most successful show, amassing a loyal fanbase over the last six years and making way for others like Steven Universe. But now, it looks like wacky escapades of Finn the Human and Jake the Dog will come to an end…in 2018.

Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward assisted with the opening, singing a version of the song with new lyrics like "Run don't walk/You might even hear Maggie talk."

Hot Topic's latest partnership with Cartoon Network means a new line of late summer and early fall styles inspired by Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and The Powerpuff Girls reboot.

If you've been reading Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev's amazing, if not always on-time, comic Scarlet, you already knew something was up. After all, in the most recent issue's letter column Bendis couldn't contain himself and made a not-to-veiled reference to the fact that his revolutionary heroine would be kinda-sorta-maybe appearing on TV sort of, but he couldn't talk about it. Well, he let the cat further out of the bag. The title is currently in early development at Cinemax.

Welcome back to Pull Wisely, in which I join my colleagues Teresa Jusino and Jessica Lachenal in choosing the stack of comics worth picking up this New Comic Book Day -- tomorrow, January 20th, 2016.

Recently, Marceline fans got a huge treat in the form of an eight-episode Marceline-centric miniseries called Adventure Time: Stakes, wherein Marceline decides she's had it with being a vampire, and Princess Bubblegum helps "cure" her. In honor of Stakes being made available on DVD tomorrow, I got to chat with the voice of Marceline, Olivia Olson, exclusively for TMS!

Even if you haven't read the archives of Patsy Walker or Hellcat, you're probably familiar with Trish Walker from Netflix's Jessica Jones, right? You might think that writer Kate Leth and illustrator Brittney Williams' new Hellcat series would capitalize on that same vibe -- but that's not the case at all. Instead, it's a lighthearted all-ages comedic story about Patsy's adventures.

Happy Tuesday! It's time for another episode of Pull Wisely, in which I give a spotlight review to a book that might interest you -- this time, it's the first issue of BOOM! Studios' Last Sons of America -- and also delineate a few more comics that I plan to check out this week.

Love Adventure Time? Well, now's your chance to win an awesome prize pack to celebrate the release of Adventure Time: The Enchiridion, which is out on DVD now!

The Saturday of New York Comic Con could've been re-named Rebecca Sugar Day, and no one would've batted an eye. Her signing had to be capped, because the line was humongous, and she was bouncing back and forth between appearances and panels. Thankfully, I got to snag a couple of minutes with the Steven Universe creator!

Welcome to the latest episode of our Pull Wisely, now featuring solo video reviews by staffers here at The Mary Sue. This week, I'm on camera with a quick review of a gory and dramatic apocalypse tale: Cogentic #1, written by James Tynian IV, illustrated by Eryk Donovan, and published by BOOM! Studios.

The Adventure Time comic books have been an excellent opportunity to delve into some of the show's delightful secondary characters ... so I guess it makes sense that there'd be a new mini-series planned to focus on Adventure Time's super-creepy antagonist, the Ice King.