REVIEWS
Star Wars Visions Volume 2 Episode 5 simultaneously builds emotion and action, capturing the beauty and intensity in it all.
The importance of stopping the destruction of native land isn’t subtle, and Star Wars Visions Season 2 Episode 3 is better for it.
Star Wars Visions Volume 2 Episode 2 by Cartoon Saloon implements Irish folklore and horror elements to subvert expectations in the galaxy.
Star Wars Visions Volume 2 Episode 1 explores the nature of the light & dark side of the Force in the anthology’s second season.
Skip and Loafer Episode 5, “Prickly and Giddy,” is another sweet and heartfelt episode that dabbles in sport anime tropes.
Groot #1 follows both a young Groot and Mar-Vell as a private in the Kree Armada, showing when the characters were first introduced.
Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 is a stunning feat of animation in every episode from across nine different countries.
Oshi no Ko Episode 4 brings a bit of light to the series as Aqua and Kana finish shooting their series and start their new school year.
Ravenlok was an interesting concept but it’s just a fun couple of hours for a turn-your-brain-off game beyond that, it’s disappointing.
Almighty #4 sees Del trying to nurse Fale back to health, surrounded by the bizarre dangers of Zone 1 in this freakishly tense issue.
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