Comics Review: Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow

Having no purpose like her cousin, Superman, Supergirl/Kara Zor-El has an existential crisis drinking at bars on other planets. Krypto the Superdog accompanies her. One day, a girl named, Ruthye recruits her to track down a low life who murdered her father. At first, Kara refuses, because she has a no killing rule. She accepts […]

Comics Review: The Dark Knight Returns

The 1980s were an important decade in comic book history. Alan Moore published “V for Vendetta” and his groundbreaking magnum opus, “Watchmen.” The latter deconstructs superheroes affecting American history. For instance, Richard Nixon remains as president in his third term. Thus, the Watergate Scandal never happened. Fresh from writing Wolverine’s four-part mini-series and Daredevil comics […]

Comics Review: The Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank

After The Punisher’s disastrous 1998 mini-series, “Purgatory” ended, Marvel enlists Garth Ennis to pen a 12-part mini-series of The Punisher back to his grounded approach without relying on his sidekick, Mircochip and no supernatural elements from Purgatory. Just Frank Castle going on a one-man mission to eliminate scum and villainy. All 12 issues of “The […]

Gamer’s Review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

In 2004, a year before “Revenge of the Sith” opened worldwide, LucasArts pitched an idea on their next big game. The development team sketched concept art of a man using The Force pushing a Stormtrooper and pulling a Star Destroyer without breaking a sweat. The team presented a test video of the man’s force powers […]

Nick’s Top 12 Films of 2025

Salutations fellow movie goers from around the globe. Films in 2025 had some ups and downs. Most great films were flops, others recoup expenses and stinkers like Rachel Zegler’s “Snow White” deserve to flop. Anyway, I’m here to reveal my personal picks. Without further ado, these are The Top 12 Films of 2025. Why Top […]

Oliver and Company

After “The Great Mouse Detective” came out in 1986, former Disney CEO, Michael Eisner and future DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg recruited producers to work on the company’s next project. An animated musical “Oliver and Company” inspired by “Oliver Twist,” but with animals. Mr. Katzenberg approved the idea along with “The Little Mermaid.” The latter sucks […]