See, I was supposed to have the closings on my house and the house I’m buying this week, but my buyer has run into problems, so everything has been pushed back, probably about a month. In the meantime, the wife and I have already packed up almost all of our non-essential stuff! So I guess I get to live surrounded by cardboard and clutter for … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Batman & The Outsiders
Stew and Ian from Back In My Day discuss the end of the Fox X-Menverse with 2020’s New Mutants! For more from Back In My Day, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 98: New Mutants
SCREAMBOX exclusive Underground streams on January 9. Inspired by true events, the found footage nightmare finds a bachelorette party trapped in a World War II bunker complex. Found Footage movie! Boy, that’s a divisive term right there. People tend to either love or hate that subgenre of movies. Let’s be honest; most found footage flicks are horror, though certainly not all. And you have a … Continue reading Underground Review
The lights in the bunker flickered on, shining down on the civilians who had been huddling in the dark for hours. They smiled, hugged one another and clapped their hands. Military personnel were happy to see that their communication systems and radar were once again online. Additionally, hospitals around the globe were now functioning normally. Astra Machina stood on top of a U’ntari Fighter Ship … Continue reading AP Productions: The Resurgence #7 – Part 13/20
So this obscure fellow is actually an idea Siegel & Shuster came up with a few years later- some would say they based him off of Fawcett Comics’ success with Captain Marvel Jr., but instead of making a sidekick character, they just told the stories of “Superman When He Was a Boy”. He got a whole new supporting cast and became a HUGE deal, earning … Continue reading Jab’s Legion of Super-Heroes Reviews: Superboy & Supergirl
For more from Pete and the Middle Class Film Class, click HERE! Disclaimer: I have never been to a winery, never spoken to a sommelier, and don’t even know the difference between a merlot, and a Pinot noir. That being said… GROCERY OUTLET WINE REVIEW #3: Timber wood Vineyards Pinot Grigio 2011Suggested price – $8Grocery outlet price – $3Alcohol content – 13.2%Tastes – Dried fruit … Continue reading Grocery Outlet Wine Reviews By Pete, Part 2
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! EPISODE 13 Well now that we know what Glory is and isn’t*, let’s see how Buffy gets on the road to defeating her! *SEE NEXT ARTICLE, Episodes 12 & 14 – Episode 13 here ended up running long so I split it out ahead of episode 12. Buffy’s 20th birthday is upcoming, but she does not feel like celebrating! She … Continue reading Dawn Is Breaking: A BTVS Restrospective, S5 E13
Amanda from The Sip List podcast joins the Order this episode to discuss Johnny Depp’s take on Alan Moore’s From Hell! For more from The Sip List, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 97: From Hell
A Resurgence tie-in The U’ntari returned. The initial invasion began in 1981 and changed the course of human history but this was on a far larger scale. The aliens unleashed a fleet of small fighter ships, infantry and super soldiers in New York, which caught Astra’s attention. During the battle, it was discovered that the U’ntari used a sophisticated satellite to cause a global power-out … Continue reading AP Productions: Astra Machina #10 – Part 12/20
Threeboot:The Threeboot era is what really killed the Legion for a lot of people. Not even that it was particularly BAD, but just the fact that fifty years of stories meant NOTHING, yet again- Legion fans had suffered through this once before, and more if you count all the Retcons and “fixes” that just buggered things up further (the origin had been retold about four … Continue reading Jabs Legion Of Superheroes Overview, Part 2
For my Night One thoughts, click HERE! But enough of that, let’s get right into Night Two! 7:09pm: Last night we kicked the show off with Paul “Triple H” Levesque. Tonight, we get his wife. It’s weird to see her getting cheered after she spent the 2010’s being such a hateable heel. I get HHH getting cheered–he has been a hero due to his NXT … Continue reading WrestleMania 40 Sunday Review
WrestleMania! I’m excited. Are you excited? I’m excited. This is shaping up to be a pretty great ‘Mania. Who knows? By the end of it, we may be throwing up our hands at squandered opportunities, but… I doubt it. WWE does the Every-Ten-‘Manias pretty damn well. WrestleManias 10, 20, and 30 have all been pretty well received, and–notably–all have seen the show end with the … Continue reading WrestleMania 40 Saturday Review
For more Young Justice Retrospectives, click HERE! EPISODE 19 After a startling 26 episodes were dedicated to season one, season two is set to end in just 20, making this the penultimate episode of the season! And we have a lot to clear up, so let’s see how it all goes… We kick things off in Santa Prisca, and a meeting between The Reach and … Continue reading Gone In A Kid Flash: A Young Justice Retrospective, S2 E19-20
In the Pentagon, Alysa Saraki sat slouched in a chair with a pair of handcuffs on while two military police stood guard and a second CIA agent interrogated her. “So after the fight in your town, you say you were teleported to this location?,” the agent asked as he looked over her testimony. “That’s what I told the last guy,” Alysa was exasperated, “Look, all … Continue reading AP Productions: The Resurgence #6 – Part 11/20
THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES: The Legion of Super-Heroes is one of the oldest super-teams in all of comics, and one of its most original ideas. Which is kind of funny, because it was dealt with very off-handedly at first in your typical Superboy adventure. Superboy at the time was basically “The Adventures of Superman when he was a boy!”, and the Legionnaires introduced were just the original … Continue reading Jab’s Reviews: The Legion of Super-Heroes
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