Tag: superheroes
REVIEW: Pennyworth – Season 1, Episode 7 “Julie Christie”
After Alfred’s revelation and Martha’s predicament at the end of “Cilla Black,” I couldn’t wait to see what Alfred and Co. would do next, despite the lackluster episode. According to the synopsis for “Julie Christie,” it looks like all our heroes are going to be very bu...
Read MoreHarbinger Moves from Sony to Paramount
Deadline reports that Valiant comic property Harbinger will move from Sony to Paramount. As a result, this puts Sony’s previous plans for a Harbinger/Bloodshot crossover down the road in doubt. Former Fast and Furious producer Neal Moritz will remain attached to the project, having already been in...
Read MoreREVIEW: Batman vs. Ra’s Al Ghul #1
Neal Adams is a legend in the comic book industry, having helped defined Batman in the 1970s and created the iconic villain Ra’s al Ghul, who was later popularized in other media, from Batman: The Animated Series to, of course, Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, where he was portrayed in tw...
Read MoreThe Batman Plot Details May Have Been Revealed
It looks like we have some new insight into what Batman will be up to when he returns to the big screen. *POTENTIAL SPOILERS* ComicBook.com reports that Matt Reeves’ The Batman will center on a mystery where people will start dying in strange ways, and that will lead the Caped Crusader on a mi...
Read MoreLost Visions: Justice League: Mortal
When I saw Shazam!, there were a lot of things I was excited about, particularly the idea that D.J. Cotrona and Adam Brody were going to be featured as members of the Shazam! family. DC has a habit of giving nods to past productions in their various projects, with Christopher Reeve showing up on Sma...
Read MoreREVIEW: Superman: Earth One – Volume 1
J. Michael Straczynski has been a popular writer for many years. His most notable is arguably Babylon 5, a show that redefined what science fiction on TV could be and ultimately crafted what was essentially a five-year novel for television. With the completion of his sci-fi epic in 1999, I often won...
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