“Marvel Zombies” Season 1 Review
Spinning off from the zombie episode of What If, Marvel Zombies reveals the problems of bringing together the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe for a zombie horror saga. The MCU has
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“Common Side Effects: Season 1” Review
In the spirit of Twin Peaks, Common Side Effects is an adult animated series that starts with an alluring premise and spins it into realms of the surreal, philosophical, and
“Invincible: Season 3” Review
The third season of Invincible is best described as perfected chaos. Continuing the route of insecurities and gore, the show has a firmer grasp on Mark’s perceptions of justice instead
“Harley Quinn: Season 5” Review
The central premise and problem of the fifth season of Harley Quinn is that the primary couple is stuck in a rut. After Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have endured
“Creature Commandos” Season 1 Review
Creature Commandos won me over almost instantly for the character of GI Robot (Sean Gunn). He is a robot programmed during World War II to fight Nazis. He enjoys gunning
“Solar Opposites: Season Five” Review
I think what’s most fascinating about Solar Opposites is how its outgrown the cynicism from the Rick & Morty genesis that crafted a new wave of adult animation. The DNA
“Kite Man: Hell Yeah!” Season 1 Review
It might sound baffling that among all the absurd characters from the Harley Quinn cartoon, Kite Man gets his own spin-off. In truth, Kite Man might be the most interesting
“Batman: Caped Crusader Season One” Review
In terms of Batman cartoons, none surpass Batman: The Animated Series. It’s the gold standard for the bat-dressed superhero and no Batman cartoon before or after has managed to surpass
“My Adventures With Superman: Season Two” Review
Although adorned with an anime influence, there’s a retro wholesomeness to My Adventures With Superman. Far from the dismal darkness of Zack Snyder’s interpretations and the bland ribbings of the
“Sausage Party: Foodtopia” Review
The sequel series to Sausage Party is more of the crude and childish subversion that audiences were treated to with the 2016 film. There are plenty more acts of food