Game of Thrones S08E04 – ‘The Last of the Starks’ Review
Having found out that this week’s installation would also be an hour and twenty minutes – along...
Read MorePosted by miamcv | May 12, 2019 | Game of Thrones, Television
Having found out that this week’s installation would also be an hour and twenty minutes – along...
Read MorePosted by Logan Ferry | Jun 11, 2018 | Aquaman, Batman, Cyborg, DC, Flash, Justice League, Movies, Suicide Squad, Superman, TGON Show, Wonder Woman
Logan *sighs* his way though another DC discussion. Share this with friends: Share on Facebook...
Read MoreA lot can change in 3 years. Exactly 3 years ago, the DCEU hit it’s critical nadir, as...
Read MorePosted by J. Endress | Sep 26, 2018 | Comics, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
The most interesting thing going on with DC right now is arguably happening with its sub-labels; Vertigo (Dreaming et. al), Jinxworld (Pearl) and now the adult-oriented Black Label. Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo team up again, giving us a Batman not too far from the universe they explored with Joker. This time around, it’s the rug being pulled from underneath Gotham’s Knight, with the Joker off the board. With both Deadman and Constantine featuring heavily in this garden of unreliable narration, it’s only fair that some of Bruce Wayne’s idyllic childhood gets rendered a little unrecognizable with some help from demonic friends. Black Label is as advertised; raw, dark and exceedingly gritty. For the skeptical, there’s just a bit Bat-tastic full-frontal service.
Posted by J. Endress | Aug 29, 2018 | Comics, DC Comics, Marvel, Marvel Comics
The Star Wars side of Marvel has been steadily dropping breadcrumbs for the last several months for some major revelations. It started small, then worked up to the before and after of the rebellion of Mon Cala, and now seems poised for some of the biggest revelations about the Star Wars saga outside of the films. Vader has previously been implicated as the flashpoint for the events of Rogue One, and thus, the destruction of the Death Star. Between that and developments in Doctor Aphra, his intransigence seems to be a constant. Charles Soule’s brewing something strong, and the 20th issue is a potent taste of Vader truly becoming the menacing ebony death machine fans were treated to in Rogue One.