REVIEWS
Sentinels #2 sneaks some backstories and vulnerabilities into the hardcore mutant-hunting series, but never stops being delightful chaos.
Wonder Woman #15 sees the Amazons strike back against the Sovereign, delivering a wonderful sequence of cathartic revenge.
The Question: All Along the Watchtower #1 is a detective story within the safest place in the DC universe: the Justice League Watchtower.
Katabasis #1 is a an action-led biblical adventure, following a mercenary charged with bringing a soul from Hell to Heaven.
Zombieverse Season 2 loses sight of what made its predecessor so great – the chemistry and personality of its cast of characters.
Despite its witty title and shiny trappings, The Merry Gentlemen ‘s embrace of the shallow also extends to its barely there romance.
Yakuza Fiancé Episode 7 gets the gears moving with the newly introduced characters by showing their true intentions and answering some questions.
For all it does well, it’s a shame that almost every frame of Wicked feels like it was designed by committee rather than with hand-crafted care.
Flow is a simple, thrilling, and thought-inducing movie about a set of mismatched animals who learn to survive catastrophe together.
REVIEW: ‘Yakuza Fiancé: Raise wa Tanin ga Ii’ Episode 6 — “If You’re Indifferent, Then I’d Rather Be Hated Part One”
Yakuza Fiancé Episode 6 continues the previous episode’s slow pacing and relaxed atmosphere by revealing more details about Kirishima.
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REVIEW: ‘Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’ Episode 2 – “The Sheriff’s Request to Mountain Tim”
Steel Ball Run Episode 2 is intriguing enough, has some great scenes, and continues to build the bond between Johnny and Gyro.
Plastic Beauty explores the motives of those who seek cosmetic surgery and the criticism they face while mudding its narrative with melodrama
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