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REVIEW: Pennyworth – Season 1, Episode 4, “Lady Penelope”
After last week’s first adventure with Martha, I was excited to see what would come next on Pennyworth, especially since the upcoming synopsis suggested we would be having more Alfred and Martha action, as has been previously hinted. “Lady Penelope” opens with a couple exiting a theate...
Read MoreREVIEW: Pennyworth – Season 1, Episodes 1-3, “Pilot” “The Landlord’s Daughter,” and “Martha Kane”
Pennyworth has been an exciting prospect for any DC fan. Aside from delineating the origins of the Dark Knight’s most trusted ally, we get to see an aspect of the DC universe that is seldom given the spotlight: the period drama. When Epix released the first three episodes OnDemand, I couldn’...
Read MoreTim Seeley Notes One of The Comic Industry’s Biggest Problems
American comic book artist Tim Seeley took to Twitter yesterday with a provocative thought on one of the more significant issues within today’s current comic book industry. Seeley, who is best known for his work on such titles as Batman: Eternal, Grayson, Green Lanterns, and Nightwing, was tweetin...
Read MoreDetails of Ben Affleck’s Batman Movie Emerge
Before Matt Reeves took command of Gotham City’s future, Ben Affleck was working on a Batman movie for the DCEU with the version of the Dark Knight he played in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League returning to the screen. While the details of Affleck’s Batman film have been spa...
Read MoreComic-Con 2019: Full Harley Quinn Animated Series Trailer Arrives
Coming to us courtesy of Comic-Con, the trailer for Harley Quinn’s own animated series is a heady brew of the profane and the insane. The clip features cameos from the likes of King Shark, Clayface, and the Joker (the latter two voiced by Firefly and Rogue One actor Alan Tudyk), to say nothing...
Read MoreDancing with the Bat in the Pale Moonlight: Burton’s Batman 30 Years Later
Thirty years ago, DC Comics’ Dark Knight was brought to theaters in Batman, a darkly stylistic representation of one of comics’ greatest heroes. But the road to Gotham was not without its difficulties. In 1966, the live-action Batman TV series starring Adam West – affectionately referr...
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