Category: Entertainment
REVIEW: The Flash #66 (2019)
andrewrodriguez | Mar 12, 2019 | 0
Having followed The Flash in the comic books pretty faithfully since the early ’90s, I can safely claim TO have a good working knowledge of the character, the lore, and the general tone that a proper Flash comic book story should have: a wild and slightly lighter tone than some of his grumpier fel...
Read MoreBatman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trailer Debuts
Animal-themed ninja superheroes are about to unite as Warner Bros. Animation has released the trailer for Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles exclusively to Entertainment Weekly. Based on the comic book miniseries Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the new animated feature finds the Heroes in ...
Read MoreMAR10 Day Deals From Nintendo
Apparently, Nintendo has declared March 10th “Mario Day,” or “MAR10 Day” (because 10 looks like “IO”… go figure), and this has been going on for a few years; you learn something new every day, I guess. But more important than reaching gamer holidays is that ...
Read MoreIdris Elba May Take Aim As Deadshot
Suicide Squad is about to trade the Fresh Prince for a DJ. Deadline reports that Idris Elba is in talks to replace Will Smith as the legendary DC Comics assassin Deadshot in the James Gunn-directed revamp of the Suicide Squad set to be released August 2021. I first saw this news when the latest ep...
Read MoreDon Winslow’s Border Trilogy Comes to FX
It looks like more Don Winslow novels are headed to the screen, but this time the acclaimed Savages author will make cable his home. Deadline reports that FX has picked up an adaption Winslow’s loose trilogy of drug trafficking novels, known as the Cartel Series. I’ve been a fan of Winslow sinc...
Read MoreWhy I’m Excited: Warrior
Bruce Lee’s legacy is one that has transcended generations. From martial artist Dan Inosanto to MMA creator Dana White, they all point to Bruce Lee as the progenitor of martial arts in the West. Throughout his all too short career, Lee sought to bring his martial arts acumen to the West via his va...
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