Nightwing #58 is an interesting issue as it seems every character in this issue is trying to figure out who they are and what their worth is. Some are looking to their daddy issues. Others are just trying to figure out what they truly want, but no matter the past, they are all searching for their
There's been a lot of talk about what role Luke Skywalker will play in Star Wars: Episode IX. Logic dictates it will be in one of two ways: flashback, or as a Force ghost. (Personally, my money is on us seeing both.) There's also been speculation about Darth Vader returning as well. And, of
Childbirth is a beautiful experience, but when the adorable baby is the Antichrist things get complicated in Babyteeth Vol. 1. Sadie Ritter is like any normal 16-year-old girl until she finds herself pregnant. She hid the pregnancy as best she could, and it worked. However, one day when her sister,
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is opening very soon! The new Star Wars area certainly has lots of new and incredible experiences coming to it. But one major thing about this new area, however, is going to be the crowd size when it first opens. Attractions Magazine wrote a pretty interesting piece about
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is coming back by popular demand, literally. The show will return with season 7 on Disney+ later this year. The combination of exceptional writing and brilliant acting enamored the show to fans so much that Dave Filoni just couldn't let it end with the truncated Season 6.
The Apothecary Diaries has Maomao listen to stories of asbestos and then schemes about it in Ep. 50 "The Fire-Rat Cloak". Students of history will even be able to anticipate that plot just from looking at the title. However, you don't need to be a student of history to know that asbestos is highly
By now, you know how much of a sucker I am for wholly embraced absurdity and weirdness in cinema. Movies that know what they are and have no shame in being them will always be for me. Back in Black has that all covered in spades. A pitch black comedy thriller that satirically uses the macabre and
It is hard to imagine that the man who made Argo, arguably one of the best political thrillers of the 21st century, helmed Animals. Unlike the 2011 Oscar-winning drama, Animals is a paint-by-numbers drama that never commits to a single risk or novel idea. Director Ben Affleck takes on the leading