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"Pure Love Chapter" opens in Japan on October 14 The official website for the Uchū Senkan Yamato 2202: Ai no Senshi-tachi (Space Battleship Yamato 2202: Warriors of Love or Star Blazers 2202: Warriors of Love) anime sequel project began streaming a 60-second trailer on Friday for the third film in the franchise, subtitled "Junai-hen" (Pure Love Chapter). The film will open in Japan on October 14, and will screen in 25 theaters, five more than the second film. The episode's below visual features the text, "The demon informs. Choose your love." Theaters screening the third film will again sell special edition Blu-ray Discs, and the film will also be available to stream online for a fee starting on October 14. The second film, subtitled "Hasshin-hen" (Departure Chapter), opened in Japan on June 24. The project is a seven-part theatrical anime project, and the first film, subtitled "Kōshi-hen" (Starting Chapter), premiered in Japan on February 25. The anime's story

Having restored the Girl of Steel’s powers and set up her new status quo in “Supergirl: Rebirth,” writer Steve Orlando uses the first issue of the ongoing “Supergirl” series to explore her alter ego, Kara Danvers. Orlando ensures readers that — outside of the powers and family emblem — Kara is nothing like her cousin, and convincingly hammers home that point with a series of contrasts between her past life and current one. Brian Ching parallels this dichotomy with a more contemporary, stylish approach to the art, one that’s a nice contrast to the traditional, larger-than-life look typically given to Superman’s stories. Ching greets new readers with a broad, four-panel overview of Supergirl’s origin on the introductory page; brightly and captivatingly colored by Michael Atiyeh, it’s a welcoming sequence that will please both old and new readership alike. What’s more, Ching conveys the story so succinctly that Orlando only needs a minimal amount of captioning to supplement it. Together

Trapped in a strange rift in time, Green Lantern and Space Ghost are forced to battle a variety of foes—and each other! And even if they manage to survive, they will be thrown into a world with no concept of interstellar travel—or even what an alien is! Stripped of their weapons by a xenophobic culture, the duo will have to battle to regain them—but what happens when Space Ghost dons the Emerald Ring and Hal Jordan put on the Power Bands? And in the backup feature, Ruff and Reddy were once the toast of nightclubs, variety shows, late night chat fests and Broadway. Learn how they became the comedic duo of yesterday…before they hit rock-bottom today!

The final battle. Peony vs. Melonhead, the sabotaging chef with his own considerable chops. Anything that can go wrong does, and Peony finds herself fighting against time—and a defective oven—to get her cake to the judges! Who will go on to victory in this final issue of Space Battle Lunchtime?

With a little help from fellow contestant Neptunia, Peony makes it out of Cannibal Coliseum before she gets skewered. But if they don’t get back to the Space Battle Lunchtime studio on the double, both Neptunia and Peony will forfeit their spots in the finale! It’s a race to the finish in this penultimate issue!