REVIEWS
Marvel Comics’ Doctor Strange The End #1 shows us the end of the Sorcerer Supreme, his loneliness, his hope, and what goes on after him.
In the season finale of HSMTMTS, “Act Two,” last-minute cast changes are made and both Ricky and Nini discuss the things that have been left unsaid between them.
Our Time Travelers in ‘Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor: Year 2 #1’ are excited to witness Woodstock but the TARDIS has different plans.
Written and Ddrected by Roger Scott, The Marshes takes place deep in a remote marshland and focuses on three young biologists as they conduct research.
‘Nils: The Tree of Life’ is set in a world that is dyeing. Or more accurately, nothing is being born. But is it too late to save the world?
Like A Boss focuses on female friendship, comedy, and it knows how to make its target audience laugh with a cast of amazing characters.
‘Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy #5′ is the second the last issue in this DC Comics’ miniseries and boy does the reveal spell trouble for our leading ladies.
In ‘Hawkman #20,’ The Batman Who Laughs has infected Hawkman forcing Carter to draw from the worst versions of his past selves.
‘The Dollhouse Family #3’ from Hill House Comics dials up the supernatural and pushes its story into a bloody realm for an adult Alice.
‘Supergirl #38’ finds Kara wanting to save the world but considering she is one of the Infected, that can only spell trouble for Smallville.
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Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.
American Dad! has its fair share of supernatural hauntings, witchcraft, and psychological mysteries that are perfect to watch this spooky season.












