Comics Review: Batman: The Killing Joke

When Watchmen’s final issue published in 1987, Alan Moore (my favorite comic book writer) collaborated with artist, Brian Bolland on a one-shot DC Comics storyline, “Batman: The Killing Joke.” The pair do their own take of Joker’s origin story in the Post-Crisis era of the DC Universe. Meanwhile, in Present Day Gotham City, Joker attempts […]

Comics Review: Teen Titans: Terra in the Night

When there’s trouble you know who to call, Teen Titans! – Puffy AmiYumi We all watched the 2003 animated Teen Titans on Cartoon Network back when it was good. As a fan of the show growing up, I’d like to introduce new readers to its run back in the ‘80s. Members of The New Teen […]

Clayface

Set one year before James Gunn’s “Superman,” talented handsome actor, Matt Hagen gets his face sliced by a mob boss. Desperate to get his face fixed and resume his acting career, Matt visits a scientist. Undergoes an experimental procedure injecting a serum. It was a huge success. Suddenly, Matt experiences a metamorphosis, his body can […]

Venom: The Last Dance

After that god awful “Madame Web” movie flopped both critically and financially, Sony’s fifth installment their cinematic universe, “Venom: The Last Dance” picks up where “Spider-Man: No Way Home” left off. Venom & Eddie are transported back to their own universe. Framed for murder in their last movie, “Venom: Let There Be Carnage,” the duo […]

Comics Review: Batman: The Long Halloween

You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. – Harvey Dent In his second year as a superhero, Batman and his ally, Jim Gordon form an alliance with Harvey Dent. Together, they uncover a serial killer who goes by the name, Holiday. His M.O. is killing people […]

Spider-Noir

After Venom’s solo movie was a commercial success, Sony confirmed they’re working on their own cinematic universe under, “Sony’s Spider-Man Universe” in an attempt to capitalize the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s billion dollar empire. This time, featuring 900 characters associated with Spider-Man whether it focuses on an enemy or friend of the Web Slinger. One problem, […]