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
No one is more gentle than Stew and Jason from the It’s Not That Bad podcast, but can even they be kind and mannerly towards this flop, notorious for ending Sean Connery’s career? For more from It’s Not That Bad, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 96: The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen
This week’s article is a special Requests & Dedications edition, as the book was recommended by 411mania user SonoftheMountain! I have had a few of these over time. Power Girl was a request. Cerebus was nominated to me. Moon Knight was done on a suggestion. If someone throws an idea at me, and it’s a book I can easily get my mitts on, I’m usually … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: The Crow
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: Echelon Pinot noir 2010Suggested price – $15Grocery outlet price – $10Alcohol content – 13.5%Tastes – Dried timothy hay, old prunes, … Continue reading Grocery Outlet Wine Reviews By Pete
In the Retribution, Kull watched footage of the crashed ship as his crew received the escape pods; as usual, Shujai stood beside him. Kull closed the screen in frustration, then called out to his AI satellite, “Council!,” he turned around as if expecting the satellite to somehow be standing behind him, “What the hell happened down there?”. Council’s hologram showed up on the bridge, “According … Continue reading AP Productions: The Resurgence #5 – Part 10/20
The Holdovers is exactly the kind of movie I typically greatly enjoy. A low-stakes, grounded, comedy-drama about interpersonal relationships. And it’s distributed by Focus Features! Even better! I should have already had my mind harkening back to movies such as Lost In Translation or Dan In Real Life. But, for whatever reason, I kind of let The Holdovers pass me by while it was in … Continue reading The Holdovers Review
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! Episode 10 With the entire Buffy gang hanging around the hospital awaiting news of Buffy’s mom’s surgery, the doctor finally approaches post-op. Joyce died on the table and is gone forever! Wait, no, that was just what I was hoping for. Mom is actually completely fine, and the surgery was a total success. Nuts. At the joyous news, Buffy scoops … Continue reading Don’t Troll Me: A BTVS Retrospective, S5 E10-11
For more Young Justice Retrospectives, click HERE! EPISODE 17 Black Beetle is pissed to kick off this episode, as he feels Mongul done screwed everything up. The Reach lost over 67% of their fleet, and the Justice League is guarding WarWorld’s key chamber. But the female leader of The Reach tells him it is fine because they captured Young Justice. Though there is one loose … Continue reading Beetlemania: A Young Justice Retrospective, S2 E17-18
Stew and Ana from PopPrismPower podcast discuss the Tom Cruise science fiction romp, Edge Of Tomorrow, which is based on the Japanese light novel / manga, All You Need Is Kill! Continue reading Episode 95: Edge Of Tomorrow
At the back of the Cloudburst, Sean Pierce stood in front of Rex Robinson’s hologram, the sun slowly rising outside the window. “Bennings and the Cavalier are in Boston and it looked as though they had a friend with them,” Rex explained, “I know we got split up in Lyon but I think it’s imperative that we have a strong frontal assault with as many … Continue reading AP Productions: The Resurgence #4 – Part 9/20
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