Thanks to a wide array of television shows we have traveled to many places in the DC Universe that we might have seen in films, but definitely had seen in comics. For example, thanks to
When I first heard that EPIX would be making an Alfred Pennyworth series that took place decades before the infamous tragic scene that took place in crime alley that lead to the creation of one
Like many fans out there, I feel like I've had my fill of all the comic book series out there. Don't get me wrong, I still love my movies, but as the market has exploded,
https://youtu.be/e3QUVALwlRs I know many individuals stopped watching Gotham at some point, but I tell you what, last season, and the current season, are definitely worth a watch if you enjoy Batman's rogues' gallery. The writers finally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aThLUgsI9-E I'll admit, I wasn't really a believer when it was announced that Pennyworth would be a show. We already have a show that covers the city of Gotham prior to the arrival of Batman.
Alfred Pennyworth is without a doubt a huge part of Batman mythology. Time and time again we have seen how he took it upon himself to raise and care for a damaged Bruce Wayne and
I just can't figure out how I feel about this. As many may know, our beloved butler, Alfred Pennyworth, will be getting his own spin-off show. While many versions have shown an Alfred who can
UPDATE: Thomas Wayne also cast. It's still hard to think about an upcoming series following Alfred Pennyworth without it feeling like a punchline to a joke (Well, actually, it WAS a punchline to a joke
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/james-bond-director-drops-out-who-should-replace-him-los-fanboys QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Do you think Netflix is taking the right approach by investing hundreds of millions of dollars in single movies? In the latest episode of Los Fanboys, Jammer is joined by
I know what you're thinking. "Do we really need an Alfred Pennyworth-centric TV series?" The answer is no, no we don't. But we're not really here to talk about the "why" behind this. Instead, we're
