Comic Book Reviews: DC Comics Round Up Week 08-10-2016 Scott Snyder is back on Batman in an "all –star" way! (see what I did there?) as he teams up with two fantastic artist in Veteran
Despite the rocky first season, DC's Legends of Tomorrow is going full steam ahead with an all-new adventure, an all new goal, and an all new paradigm. With the Time Masters now gone, the Legends
After traveling over the past week, I was able to get caught up on the shows I missed out on. I have to say that this two-part story arc of “Welcome to Earth 2†and
The X-MEN franchise is bigger than Wolverine. We all know it, and comic book fans, more than anyone, are likely looking forward to the day that Fox capitalizes on their non-Wolverine-related characters. That being said,
Given the expansive list of characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s undoubtedly a huge nightmare for the producers to align all the schedules for their A-list cast for their standalone pictures. We can only
Deathstroke vs the JLA We already know the major issues going on with The Batman, as both Ben Affleck has dropped out from directing the film and it is even possible that the Argo screen
Fans of classic film noir movies will not be disappointed in CUT TO THE CHASE. In the style of pessimism, fatalism, intrigue and plenty of twist and turns, director-actor Blayne Weaver’s CUT TO THE CHASE
Ironically enough, while 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy had plenty of screentime for Marvel’s big bad Thanos (along with the introduction of an Infinity Stone), many fans couldn’t shake the feeling that the film was
I think it goes without saying that the DC Extended Universe hasn’t had the easiest time getting off the ground. As someone who has legitimately enjoyed the three films thus far (Man of Steel, Batman
Now that Straight Outta Compton has shown that there's a big audience out there for serious biopics about hip hop titans, the stage has been set for a film about a figure whose tumultuous life and
