Justice League: The New Frontier

In 2004, the late Darwyn Cooke, penned and drew a six-part comic book mini-series called, “DC: The New Frontier.” A different iteration of characters from DC Comics. This time it’s set in an alternate timeline labeled as an “Elseworlds” story. Elseworlds is a term revolving around high profile characters and the world of a specific […]

Flashback Review: Batman Beyond: Return Of The Joker

In 1999, an animated series called, “Batman Beyond” takes place after “Batman: The Animated Series.” Bruce Wayne retires as The Dark Knight after reality ensues due to a heart attack during a hostage mission, forcing him to grab a gun at a criminal. Because of his age, he decides to put away his batsuit becoming […]

Titans: Season 1

In April 2017, Warner Bros. (WB for short) announced that a streaming service was in development to compete with Netflix, Hulu & Disney’s upcoming subscription, Disney+ with content related to Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar & the company’s animated films. A year later, WB revealed the name of the streaming service under “DC Universe.” The subscription’s […]

Teen Titans Go To The Movies

In 2003, Cartoon Network aired an animated series called, “Teen Titans,” based on the DC Comics series of the same name. The show primarily focuses on five characters such as Batman’s sidekick Robin, who serves as the leader of the team, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire & my personal favorite/childhood crush, Raven. (voiced by Tara Strong […]

Flashback Review: Batman & Robin (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #6)

After the financial success of Batman Forever. Movie Studio, Warner Bros. (WB for short) decided to develop a follow up to the film, in an attempt to market as a way to sell merchandise for kids ranging from toys, clothes, food products, and construct a Mr. Freeze ride at Six Flags. Val Kilmer decided to […]

Flashback Review: Batman Forever

After the release of “Batman Returns,” Warner Bros. (WB for short) failed to surpass Batman’s box office despite breaking even. Parents delivered angry letters to WB, because Batman Returns was way too dark and disturbing for their kids. In response to negative complaints, the movie studio decided to lighten up Batman’s image in order to […]