Gamer’s Review: Superman 64

We know Superman has some ups and downs in various adaptations. The first two Christopher Reeve movies were great. His last two were awful. Then, Bruce Timm made a cartoon introducing a new generation of fans. The character joined forces with other DC Heroes in the 2001 cartoon, “Justice League” and its follow up, “Justice […]

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 […]

Supergirl (2026) (WB’s Flops Vol. 2 #37)

As you all know, DC Extended Universe died in 2023. James “JG” Gunn rebooted the entire series as DC Universe. First TV show is “Creature Commandos.” Followed by a Superman reboot Both projects were successful. They’re a part of the first chapter under, “Gods and the Monsters.” The equivalent of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s “phases.” […]

Comics Review: Batman: A Death in the Family

In an attempt to match Marvel’s financial success of Marvel Epic Collection, DC Comics took cues by republishing previous material in a large-sized trade paperback as a comprehensive reading guide new and old comic book readers who want to seriously indulge in reading their favorite superheroes. Specifically, notable storylines including “Batman: Year One & Two” […]

Gamer’s Review: Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

After “Batman: Arkham Knight” concluded the series, Rocksteady & WB commenced development on “Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League” set within the Arkham series. The game centers on Floyd Lawton/Deadshot, Harley Quinn, King Shark & George Harkness/Captain Boomerang who are recruited by Amanda Waller to stop Brainiac invading Metropolis and annihilate members of the Justice […]

Comics Review: Superman and the Men of Steel

The New 52’s full reboot of the DC Universe officially published all eight issues of Acton Comics’ first volume, Superman and the Men of Steel in 2011-2012. It received divisive reactions from critics, fans and readers alike, as I’ve mentioned on my review on “Batman: Faces of Death,” I intend to write and post reviews […]