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Author: Andrew Rodriguez
REVIEW: Arrow – Season 7 Finale Episode 22 “You Have Saved This City”
Well, there we have it. The finale to Arrow’s penultimate season is finally behind us. This season has been building up to a lot of plot threads between two separate timelines and several characters within each. The question ultimately is, did the finale, “You Have Saved This City,” bring a satisfying wrap to these stories?…
REVIEW: The Flash – Season 5, Episode 21 “The Girl with the Red Lightning”
*SPOILERS* As typical for a penultimate episode, this week set up the impending season finale to have an immense amount to cover and wrap up. “The Girl with the Red Lightning” impresses upon our heroes the task of stopping Cicada II/Crazy Future Grace from murdering every metahuman in Central City, a job augmented to be…
REVIEW: Arrow – Season 7, Episode 21 “Living Proof”
*SPOILERS* Last week’s cover for Roy (who is still back and I’m so happy!) put Team Arrow between a rock and a hard place – some figuratively, and in Oliver’s case a bit more literally. At the end of the last episode, Emiko brought the house down on the team; now, we learn that she…
REVIEW: The Flash – Season 5, Episode 20 “Gone Rogue”
*SPOILERS* When we last left our heroes, Nora had been channeling her… negative emotions involving her father dumping her back in the future and his seeming unwillingness to forgive her deception in working with Eobard Thawne. Now that Nora is running using Thawne’s Negative Speed Force, she’s untraceable through Team Flash’s typical means of speedster…
REVIEW: Arrow – Season 7, Episode 20 “Confessions”
*SPOILERS* This week on Arrow, we see the return of a fan-favorite character who hasn’t been seen, at least in the present, in quite some time. With the help of an algorithm developed by Felicity, Team Arrow tracks down potential locations where Emiko and her Ninth Circle followers may be plotting to detonate a device…
DC Comics Moves to Censor Iconic Comic Book Art
After the publication of psychiatrist Fredric Wertham’s book Seduction of the Innocent in 1954, which accused comic books of having a negative impact on the minds of children, publishers opted to create a self-regulating oversight committee over government regulation of comic book content. This committee would be known as the Comics Code Authority. The organization’s…