Spielberg needs to give all his awards to Cavan Scott because this Yoda arc is a truly perfect Fable. Star Wars Yoda is an absolute joy with astounding art by Nico Leon and pitch perfect writing from Cavan Scott. Last issue ended on a sad note as Yoda’s young Scalvi buddy Bree stormed in to… Read More »
In the middle of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II issue 2 there is a scene where Splinter and Zordon discuss the weight of sending their respective children to battle. It is a heartfelt moment about the responsibility they feel for putting teenagers on the front lines. These are the types of moments… Read More »
Wakanda Forever Will Be Forever Tied To Tragedy Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is perhaps the Marvel movie most affected by a real-world event. There’s no way to even examine this movie without taking into account the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman. It feels inadequate to say that his portrayal of the character gave joy to… Read More »
In fashion, styles come and go and come and go over and over again. Its a mystery of sorts that stipulates that the last decades garbage becomes the one over nexts designer trend. Why bring this up now? The Dark Web “event” is this type of story that nobody really wanted, spawned as it is… Read More »
Spawn #1 is the first issue of the long-running series of the same name, published by Image Comics in 1992. Written and illustrated by creator Todd McFarlane, the book is a masterclass in both storytelling and art, and it sets the tone for the entire series. The prologue of the story provides a peek of… Read More »
[embedded content] The Trailer For Quantumania Spoils The Entire Film The thing about the Quantumania trailer isn’t that it’s not visually cool; it’s that it will probably be disappointing. I’ve repeatedly found with the Ant-Man movies that the concepts and potential visuals never pay off as well as they could. They have this massive sandbox;… Read More »
Remember Quantum Leap? The cheesy Scott Bakula vehicle in which Sam Beckett spent his and others time, putting right that which once went wrong. Now throw in some Suicide Squad tech, a Running Man come talking heads opinion show with oodles and oodles of violence and you may get somewhere close to the content and… Read More »
[embedded content] Kid Cosmic Got So Much Better With Each Season Almost two years ago to the day, I reviewed Kid Cosmic. I said I wasn’t planning on continuing the show. Well, apparently, I lied. While eating dinner one day, I pulled it up and basically binged. I’ve now finished the series. As far as… Read More »
Star Wars The High Republic Adventures #2 suffers from a narrow perspective. As we dive in deeper to the prequel era of The High Republic, this issue shows the danger of introducing so many new characters all over again. We have just emerged from an era of storytelling where we knew all the characters and… Read More »
Strange World Is Clearly An Artistic Labor Of Love Strange World wears its influences on its sleeve, and it informs a ton of the movie’s pacing, sense of adventure, and how it approaches danger in any scene. It’s based on old-school pulp comics, novels, and radio plays—even as someone who didn’t grow up with that… Read More »