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The Dark Knight Review-Road To Justice League By James “The Night” O’Donnell The Dark Knight probably the single most revered comic book movie ever made. It has been dissected, honored, imitated so by now you’ve probably got a pretty good idea about what makes it so great. There are...
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Gotham Season 4 Premiere: ‘Pax Penguina’ Review The subtitle for Gotham season four is “Dark Knight,” and sure enough, the first sight we see this episode is Bruce Wayne, fighting crime. A massive development, if his current costume’s basically a ski mask, the show revels in the start of...
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The Dark Knight Rises: Five Years Later By John Saavedra No matter what caliber of director you are, it will always be difficult to follow up a masterpiece. Few directors have really done it. Francis Ford Coppola specifically comes to mind as a director who did the impossible...
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Batman #25 Review By John Saavedra Even someone as ridiculously secretive as Bruce Wayne knows that there can be no secrets between a husband and wife. Tom King and Mikel Janin’s “The War of Jokes and Riddles” is Bruce’s confession to Selina, who he proposed to in #24 to...
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Some of the best geeky films of all time have come out in summer, and there are plenty of films to choose from to prove it. We know that we can expect amazing special effects, iconic heroes and villains, and too many instantly quotable lines to count,...
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Since Tim Burton’s Batman was released in 1986, there have been a total of seven live-action films, 17 animated films, and eight TV series centered on the life and times of DC Comics’ bat-themed hero, and another film is right around the corner. Depictions vary, but most incarnations...
The Dark Knight Review-Road To Justice League By James “The Night” O’Donnell The Dark Knight probably the single most revered comic book movie ever made. It has been dissected, honored, imitated so by now you’ve probably got a pretty good idea about what makes it so great. There are...
Gotham Season 4 Premiere: ‘Pax Penguina’ Review The subtitle for Gotham season four is “Dark Knight,” and sure enough, the first sight we see this episode is Bruce Wayne, fighting crime. A massive development, if his current costume’s basically a ski mask, the show revels in the start of...
The Dark Knight Rises: Five Years Later By John Saavedra No matter what caliber of director you are, it will always be difficult to follow up a masterpiece. Few directors have really done it. Francis Ford Coppola specifically comes to mind as a director who did the impossible...
Batman #25 Review By John Saavedra Even someone as ridiculously secretive as Bruce Wayne knows that there can be no secrets between a husband and wife. Tom King and Mikel Janin’s “The War of Jokes and Riddles” is Bruce’s confession to Selina, who he proposed to in #24 to...
Some of the best geeky films of all time have come out in summer, and there are plenty of films to choose from to prove it. We know that we can expect amazing special effects, iconic heroes and villains, and too many instantly quotable lines to count,...
Since Tim Burton’s Batman was released in 1986, there have been a total of seven live-action films, 17 animated films, and eight TV series centered on the life and times of DC Comics’ bat-themed hero, and another film is right around the corner. Depictions vary, but most incarnations...