MOVIE REVIEW: The Shack
A young boy kills his father by poisoning his alcohol, and gets away with it, when he’s in his mid…
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The Enduring Imprint of Alan Moore: How Graphic Novels Advocate for Social Change
If you don’t know who Alan Moore is, my guess is that you know his work. He is responsible for…
A Day In the Life of Stan Lee’s DI Clayton: What We’d Do If We Were Lucky
Imagine you had the power to become your favorite character for a day, what would you do? If you were…
MOVIE REVIEW: Berlin Syndrome
An Australian Backpacker meets a charming and educated man in Berlin, when they spend their first night together she doesn’t…
The Modern Resurgence of Comic Books Today
Comic books in the United States have a long and storied history, beginning in 1842 with The Adventures of Obadiah…
Watch on Netflix Now: The Compelling Backstory of the Iron Fist
Netflix has been enjoying the success of their partnership with Marvel Studios. They produced three successful series with Marvel superheroes…
REVIEW: Wonder Woman Day Special Edition #1
First of all, Happy Wonder Woman Day everyone, if you haven“t seen the movie yet then you are missing out…
REVIEW: Batgirl #11
Son of Penguin, Finale This is a great ending to this run in the series, joining the dots, and really…
REVIEW: I Am Groot #1
Like most of you who have seen GOTG I am totally in love with Groot, especially in his baby form.…
Review: Spencer and Locke #2
Issue two of this “buddy cop” book from Action Lab kicks into the action with very little preamble. Locke interrogates…
Review: Lennon – The New York Years
There are very icons who command the status that is reserved for John Lennon. His music, his politics and his…
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Review: Blood Bowl #1 (of 4)
“I-right, x blast, y34,watch me for the waggle, on 3. Ready? Break!” If you have any inkling as to the…
Universal Pictures Preparing to Battle the Comic Book Giants With Its Dark Universe
Film companies are no longer content on creating singular films. Instead, nowadays, it’s all about developing universes in which all…
MOVIE REVIEW: Wonder Woman
You wait your whole life to see your childhood hero on the big screen. Was it worth it ”¦.Hell Yeah!!…
MOVIE REVIEW: Hampstead
An American widow living in London befriends a man who is living on the grounds of an unused Hospital. The…
MOVIE REVIEW: Cardboard Gangsters
Irish Crime Drama based in Dublin. A group of small time drug dealers want to move into selling the harsher…
Review: Jean Grey #2
OK, with Marvel’s propensity to cancel their female lead books; exhibit A – Mockingbird; and cancelling books on the “QT”; …
Brains over Brawn: The Un-Superheroes
To paraphrase Ben Affleck in the upcoming Justice League movie, Batman’s superpower is one we all wish we had ”“…