Comic Rewind: Last Mortal
An interesting springboard concept for a story which never really takes off. Read more about the comic in my review
An interesting springboard concept for a story which never really takes off. Read more about the comic in my review
Back in Oliver #1 we met what appears to be most of our main characters. Here in issue 2 we learn the story and what is happening. It is nothing new, and follows form pretty closely, but when you call your Comic “Oliver” after the Charles Dickens classic book of the same name, of
Power Rangers Beast Morphers has premiered, and to the delight of the fans, it was a really great episode. And a lot of great moments as well. The episode open ups with Devon and Blaze having a practice fight, with everyone looking on. What's interesting is this scene was very reminiscent of many
I have one glaring problem with this issue. This whole time the top banner on the front cover has read countdown to #1000! The big milestone! An impressive number for a title to reach no doubt. IF that is the case why is this story ending on issue #999?! We will come
Here we are at issue #6. We have 3 more issues to go. What do we get? More of the same. I have to be honest. This special has been 5 for 5 so far, but I was not really thrilled with this latest issue. Overall, it just felt like more of the same thing that we have been getting since issue #1. For
Brie Larson stars in Captain Marvel as one of Marvel Comic’s most powerful and popular characters. She leads an all-star cast including Samuel L. Jackson, Jude Law, and Annette Bening. And she will also reprise the role in the summer blockbuster Avengers: End Game. Larson talks about her love
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