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This week's main feature is the return of Titans on HBO Max. You can hear about the first two episodes of Season 4, which includes the first appearance of Lex Luthor on the show. Along with that, you can hear about the other regular shows such as Chucky, Stargirl, The Peripheral, Star Wars: Andor, and a Rick & …
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Superman is pretty much the most iconic and well known character around. Regardless if someone is into superhero stories or not, they know who the Man of Steel is. It's really no surprise considering the character has been around for over eighty years. That being said, are there still interesting, compelling, and entertaining stories still …
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Back in February, DC Comics announced the return to Superman '78 (and Batman '89). The release of the first issue of the Richard Donner/Christopher Reeve Man of Steel is approaching almost faster than a speeding bullet. DC has released a 'first look' preview for the series along the covers for the first four issues. The …
Nothing can stop Batman. Not even the current quarantine the world is facing. DC Comics has released the Chapter 1 of the digital-first Batman: The Adventures Continue. The series channels the essence of the beloved Batman: The Animated Series (currently streaming on DC Universe). That means not only are we getting a new Batman series, …
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The latest DC Universe animated movie takes on a fan-favorite comic book series--Superman: Red Son. The 2003 three-issue prestige format series was published under DC Comics' Elseworlds line, written by Mark Millar with art by Dave Johnson. The story looked at the idea of what would happen if Superman was raised in the Soviet Union? …
There are enormous changes headed Superman's way. After recent events and recovering from Jor-El's big secrets, Superman has decided to share his dual identity with the world. There will no longer be any doubt or mystery to what Superman does during his down time or how Superman manages to type out stories for the Daily …
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You might be aware of DC Comics' current big comic event--Year of the Villain. Thankfully, the event isn't actually lasting an entire year. Harley has expressed her thoughts on Lex Luthor's latest scheme of "dying" and becoming something referred to as "Apex Lex." In this Harley Quinn one-shot, the villains will be gathering to honor …
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Destroying a comic book universe isn't necessarily a new concept. We've seen various stories from different publishers over the years. One person who has experience in telling these types of stories is Tom Taylor. Taylor has previously penned stories of character evolution and mass destruction in Earth 2 and Injustice. Taylor is now horrifically dismantling …
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Stop me if you've heard this one before. A powerful villain (an evolved Lex Luthor in this case) has been giving "gifts" to various villains in order to give them an edge over the heroes they have battled many times while always getting defeated. Overall, it is an interesting concept that should be explored. Villains …
The latest instalment of Justice League features another look at what's going on with the Legion of Doom. These issues, written by James Tynion IV, lets us dive deeper into the inner machination of the "bad guys." Because we don't often see comic book series putting the villains in the spotlight, it's a great change …
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What the Heck is going on?!? 