Lazarus: Watanabe’s Neon Resurrection of Cyberpunk
Dan Kleiner “If you can’t feel any pain, there’s no difference from being dead.” Lazarus is sleek and stylish, cynical and cautionary. It is an ominous cyberpunk portrayal of a possible near-future.…
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Reacher Season 3 – A Brutal, Action-Packed Return!
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher Reacher is back, and Season 3 brings the action, intensity, and brutal justice we’ve come to expect! Adapted from Lee Child’s Persuader, this season sees Reacher diving deep into a…
Mark Grayson’s Next Chapter: Reviewing Invincible Season 3
In Season 2 of Invincible, Mark Grayson struggles to carve out his own heroic identity in the wake of Omni-Man’s betrayal while confronting new threats, particularly Angstrom Levy, a villain…
Creature Commandos Review: James Gunn’s DC Universe Kickoff
"Creature Commandos," the first entry in James Gunn's DC Studios lineup, premieres on Max on December 5th, marking the start of an exciting new era for the franchise. This animated…
TV Review: “Batman: Caped Crusader” Poised to Be the Next Great Batman Animated Series
Check out our review on Batman: Caped Crusader, a fresh take on the iconic superhero that stands as the heir apparent to Batman: The Animated Series. Created by an impressive…
TV Review: “Marvel’s Hit-Monkey” Season 2 – A Fresh and Compelling Return
Marvel's "Hit-Monkey" returns for its second season, continuing the tale of the unlikely assassin monkey in a fresh and compelling way. The show, a blend of dark humor, action, and…
TV Review: Kite Man: Hell Yeah Soars To New Heights
Fly high with Kite Man as he takes center stage in his own show on Max! In this highly anticipated spin-off, Kite Man steps out of the shadows and into…
TV Review: My Adventures With Superman Season 2 (Adult Swim)
Hold onto your capes, because our review of the second season of My Adventures With Superman on Adult Swim is here! Tune in to see if it's a hit or…
X-Men ’97: Marvel’s latest attempt at nostalgia pandering. Fans rave about mediocrity as usual.
On Saturday, October 31, 1992, the much beloved X-Men comic book characters leaped onto the small screen with the X-Men animated series. Initially loosely based on Chris Claremont and Jim…
TV Review: Echo (Marvel Studios)
Echo returns to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and she's not done dealing out vengeance. The show opens with Maya Lopez's childhood and we see how she lost her mother and…