REVIEWS

Batman and the Outsiders #16 concludes “The Demon’s Fire” in grand fashion, and showcases the immense growth the team has gone through.

Hawkman #27 takes the Hawks home to an unexpected yet beloved spot in the DCU. I got it and am happy to let you know how it reads. Check my review!

Dark Nights: Death Metal-Trinity Crisis #1 continues the entertaining insanity of the main series, featuring blockbuster writing and art.

Tell Me Why Chapter 2 gets into the nitty-gritty of Mary-Ann’s past and creates not only a trans* narrative but one that expands on LGBTQ+ struggles.

In The God of High School episode 10 we see the trio fight a new group that pushes them to their limits while Nox aims to destroy the tournament. 

Hoops is a series that mistakes blue language and shock value as genuine humor, failing to give its characters any heart or personality.

Directed by Harry Bradbeer and adapted to the screen by Jack Thorne, Enola Holmes is based on the beloved book series by Nancy Springer.

Clapboard Jungle is an emotional journey following five years in the life of Canadian independent filmmaker Justin McConnell.

The Boys Season 2 is back with a bang! As The Boys are on the run from the authorities, and the Seven make their big push to get into the US military.

in Great Pretender, Edamura is a conman from Japan thinking he’s the best in the world, that all changes when he meets Laurent. Let’s see how well this goes for him.