DC Cinema: 50 Most Beautiful Shots from DC’s Live-Action Filmography
Neil Miller’s blog, Film School Rejects, is devoted to movie reviews, interviews, film industry news, and feature commentary. It’s one of the best blogs for…
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‘Superman: Red Son’: the Comic Versus the Animated Film
What if baby Kal-El’s rocket landed, not in Kansas, but in the Soviet Union? This Elseworlds tale was first told in DC Comics then the…
March of Deathstroke Part 11: DC Rebirth’s Christopher Priest Run
It’s time for the main event. The run that inspired me to do this whole retrospective in the first place! Tonight I’m going to be…
March of Deathstroke Part 10: Christopher Priest’s Justice League
Concluding my two part Justice League detour through the ‘March of Deathstroke’ retrospective reviews, we get resolution to The Fan AND bring Deathstroke into…
March of Deathstroke Part 9: Christopher Priest’s Justice League
Onward with my March of Deathstroke retrospective with a bit of a detour. And sadly Slade doesn’t actually even appear here! Wait, wait -- don’t…
DC’s Alternative Ending for Jason Todd Begs Further Questions
Polygon’s written up another history piece not unlike this one about the ill-advised way DC went about crafting the death of the second Robin, Jason Todd, in…
March of Deathstroke, Part 4: The DCYou’s Tony Daniel Run on Slade
We enter the next phase of March of Deathstroke as we begin the DCYou era! Now keep in mind that both with this era and…
What the Butler Saw: Alfred Pennyworth and Friends
The best (and worst) butlers/gentleman’s gentleman/valets in TV and film. When you need tea, you ring for the butler. When you hear the doorbell,…
Obscenely Biased Media Praises Harley Quinn as a ‘Feminist Icon’
Study Breaks has a gushy article claiming Harley Quinn is an “icon”: What makes Harley Quinn such an iconic comic book character? She’s crazy, fun and…
Lesson From the Multiverse: Comics Are a Swinging Pendulum
Time for another Comics Lesson. This one is another ‘real world’ lesson. Lately, I’ve been seeing many people making the claim that mainstream comics…