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REVIEW: Flash Forward – Ch. 5 “Reunion”
andrewrodriguez | Jan 16, 2020 | 2
Flash Forward has been building for what is now five of its six-issue run. Each new chapter has been a fun romp through the DC Multiverse, with Wally West encountering new or long-since-seen characters across the various worlds that he’s saved from the rampaging dark matter. But each chapter has...
Read MoreREVIEW: Flash Forward – Ch. 4 “Flash of Two Worlds”
andrewrodriguez | Dec 23, 2019 | 0
It necessitates only a cursory once-over of the first few issues of the Flash Forward miniseries to understand precisely what acclaimed writer Scott Lobdell and superstar artist Brett Booth set out to do: return classic Wally West to prominence within the DC Universe and restore the facets of his ch...
Read MoreShazam! 2 Gets A Release Date
Billy Batson and Co. are on their way back to the big screen. Deadline reports that the sequel to the Zachary Levi-fronted film Shazam! is set to be released on April 1, 2022. The original cast is expected to return for Shazam! 2, as is director David F. Sandberg and, most likely, writer Henry Gayde...
Read MoreJorge Jiménez Announces He’s Penciling Tynion IV’s Batman
andrewrodriguez | Dec 11, 2019 | 0
It’s no secret that Tom King’s initial 100-issue run on DC’s flagship Batman book is being cut short, with the writer now ending his tenure with his 85th issue, which will close out his “City of Bane” story arc. Detective Comics writer James Tynion IV was revealed to be taking the reins fr...
Read MoreThe First Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Debuts
andrewrodriguez | Dec 8, 2019 | 0
Director Patty Jenkins and the warrior princess of Themyscira herself, Gal Gadot, took the stage at CCXP in Brazil to debut the first trailer for next summer’s Wonder Woman 1984. The anticipation for this film has been building since the first leaked set photos, and there has been no shortage of q...
Read MoreREVIEW: Flash Forward – Ch. 3 “Free Fall”
andrewrodriguez | Nov 24, 2019 | 0
In today’s era, comics are becoming measurably less fun, more ideologically driven, or just plain dreary. The rare gem of a book that allows the reader to come away with a sense of hope is now just that much more of a diamond in the rough. There are times when heroes must be pushed to …
