Gotham Continues to Impress
By Connor Risenhoover Fox has only aired two episodes of Gotham’s second season, but the improvements in the direction of the show have drastically changed the feel of this take on the origins of Batman. Gotham’s […]
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DC Quietly Builds a Universe
By Connor Risenhoover The spotlight is squarely on Marvel as its latest release, Ant-Man, is scoring well with critics and endearing itself to the audience. Marvel deserves to bask in the glow of this narrative […]
The Superhero Landscape Is Expanding: Strap In
By Ethan Harmon The superhero genre is exploding, and the latest sequel to the Avengers franchise is only the beginning. Marvel has movies lined up to 2020 along with several Netflix series, DC is competing […]
“Arrow” Season Three Recap
By Alex Gustafson With the conclusion of the third season of the CW’s Arrow, which I enjoyed the most since the series debuted in October 2012. Season three began with Sara Lance’s death in “The […]
Batman: Arkham Knight Has Been Rated “M”
By Reginald Allen While you won’t be seeing Batman go head-to-head with Superman on the big screen until next March, you definitely won’t be seeing him on your gaming console if you are under the […]
Darker Stories: Better or Overused?
By Ethan Harmon It seems that some movies, TV shows, comic books and other forms of entertainment are going for a darker tone. For example, if you look back at The Dark Knight Trilogy, much […]
Why Comic Books Matter
By Ethan Harmon In recent years, comic book characters have grown beyond pages and inks and have exploded on the silver screen, becoming a world-wide phenomenon. It is strange, though, for comics to suddenly have […]