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…
Tag: Wonder Woman
‘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 5: DCYou’s Tony Daniel Slade Run
Continuing with my March of Deathstroke, tonight we’re gonna talk about the second arc of Tony Daniel’s run; The God Killer! Slade has been…
Why DC’s Hiring of Mariko Tamaki for Wonder Woman Doesn’t Add Up
Heading into summer 2020 Wonder Woman is the most important DC Comics brand and character. Parent company AT&T are expecting Wonder Woman 1984’s world-wide box…
The Comics Classroom: Superman’s Shifting History
I can’t even begin to get into the discussion on DC firing their co-publisher Dan DiDio yesterday, but I do want to touch on a…
Comics Discussions: In Praise of DC’s Black Label Imprint
I decided to take a break from comic reviews tonight and wanted to talk about one of the best new imprint lines that I…
The One Thing the Media Overlooks Regarding the ‘Birds of Prey’ Flop
Birds of Prey was an unmitigated disaster at the box office this past weekend. If you look at the bright side, the fact is that…
Wonder Woman Wields a Chainsaw But this DC Fan is Unimpressed
It’s all been building to this… 🤘🏻🤘🏻@GregCapullo @jonathanglapion @fcoo pic.twitter.com/lhh0tTaLbP — Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) January 29, 2020 For a sequel to the needless crossover…
Cassandra Cain’s Batgirl Ends Up in a Miserable Young-Adult Mess
Cassandra Cain, the Asian teen who became Batgirl in the early 2000s, is now the subject of another in DC’s line of young-adult entries,…
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…