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REVIEW: Superman & Lois – Season 2, Episode 15 “Waiting for Superman”
“Waiting for Superman” is the perfect kind of finale, for a TV season or any other story. It marries big, apocalyptic spectacle with the personal stories that have run through the past fourteen episodes. And as a microcosm of the show, it demonstrates what Superman means to the world and the ind...
Read MoreJames Gunn Shows Up in Harley Quinn Season 3 Trailer
Get ready for a bunch of “Girlboss” articles to flood the internet. HBO has released a trailer for season 3 of their animated comic book series Harley Quinn. Based on the Batman villain (though not anymore, I guess) created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm on Batman: The Animated Series, Harley Quinn...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 19 “Negative, Part 1”
With only two episodes to go – or one two-part episode, depending on how you view these things – The Flash finally kicks the season’s main story back into gear with “Negative, Part 1.” Revelations and shocking moments abound, but it’s also a narrative mess, spewing exposition so rapidly ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Superman & Lois – Season 2, Episode 14 “Worlds War Bizarre”
Superman & Lois has been speeding towards the big climax, but there’s one more episode to go, so things had to slow down a bit. “Worlds War Bizarre” acts mostly as the set-up for next week’s season finale, and as such, it’s not the most exciting episode – until the end, that is. Supe...
Read MoreEzra Miller Has WB Considering its Flash Options
Warner Bros. is keeping the Flash running in place. According to Deadline, the recent accusations against Ezra Miller – and his seeming flight from justice – have caused the studio behind the DCEU much consternation. Deadline’s sources tell them that Warner Bros. – now led by David Zaslav, C...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 18 “The Man in the Yellow Tie”
“The Man in the Yellow Tie” is the episode where The Flash’s streamlined season finally catches up with it – much like a certain yellow-garbed supervillain always does with Barry Allen. The central plot is strong and thematically rich, but it’s shoved aside by subplots that have no bearing...
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