The Misguidance Of Clark Kent
The following story is meant to be humorous, and is not intended to represent men of steel or any other alloy for that matter.
Category: Comic Books
Chill Out: The Story Behind the DC Universe’s Most Important, Anonymous Figure
A symptom of rising crime and falling standards in a spiraling society. Or—sometimes—a symbol of nothing at all.
Review: ‘Joker’ Is a Disturbing Look at a Broken Man
This is not a super hero movie. There is nobody in a spandex costume. Nobody has super powers. There are minimal special effects.
TV Reviews for Regular People: Batwoman
Whether you watch this show or not isn’t going to be determined by your view on gay rights, it’s whether you like comic books and the shows based on them.
With Great Power Comes….Great Greed and Exploitation?
Seeing the reports about the disagreement between Sony and Disney when it comes to who owns Spider-Man has left me feeling indifferent.
Heroes and Villains
How can any of us be held responsible for being bad, or given credit for being good, if all we are is conscienceless computer programs easily corrupted by a traumatic childhood?
Inheriting Batman
If Batman: The Animated Series was the perfection of a world already created, Batman Beyond represents a fascinating world waiting to be explored.
“Avengers: Endgame” Movie Review
Once the Avengers start getting the band back together, the movie oscillates wildly between broad comedy and some of the grimmer passages that made the first hour so great.
Superheroism, Role-Playing, and Adulthood
How we approach the concept of identity has been in flux for nearly as long as superheroes have been popular.
