“Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two” Review
There’s something to be said of the confusing complexity that the second Crisis on Infinite Earths embraces. While Part One did struggle to find its footing with its needlessly intricate
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“Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One” Review
It was very ambitious for Warner Bros to attempt an animated adaptation of one of the most complex and critical events in DC Comics history. Crisis on Infinite Earths was
“The People’s Joker” Review
The People’s Joker is the grenade that needed to be thrown into the saturation of superhero media. It feels especially necessary after the retooling of comic book lore with the
“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
“Deadpool & Wolverine” Review
Where does Deadpool fit in with the current Marvel movie landscape? This is the question that serves as the entire basis for Deadpool & Wolverine, existing as much of a
“The Boys: Season Four” Review
The satire of The Boys continues to make it one of the most engrossing superhero shows by a wide margin. While other shows stoop themselves in the escapism of its
“X-Men ’97” Season 1 Review
Returning to the 1990s X-Men cartoon seems like a safe nostalgic bet for Marvel Studios to entice their Millenial fanbase. But sequel series of X-Men ’97 does not play itself
“Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom” Review
As the DCEU ends, Aquaman’s exuberant nature arrives like the party animal far too late to get in on the party. The superhero swings by for his sequel with a
“The Marvels” Review
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has ballooned to such a degree that The Marvels represents an excess of the lore. Here is a film that requires you to not only be
“The Flash” Review
The DCEU cannot be retooled to be better. That’s the somber realization that Barry “The Flash” Allen (Ezra Miller) realizes, but it’s also a sentiment that the audience recognizes on