REVIEW: Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1, Part 2 Blu-ray Brings the Protostar Crew to Life
Star Trek: Prodigy is the series designed to create a new generation of Trekkies. However, the stories are equally enjoyable […]
REVIEW: Doom Patrol Season 4 Episode 10 Readies an Emotional Finale
Doom Patrol enters the home stretch for its final few episodes, with the superheroes confronting their own mortality head-on as […]
REVIEW: The Mysteries is an Elusive, Handmade Wonder from Bill Watterson and John Kascht
On December 31, 1995, having decided that he had done all he could within the medium, Bill Watterson brought his […]
REVIEW: IDW’s Dark Spaces: Dungeon #1
Scott Snyder’s Dark Spaces anthology from IDW Publishing offers unique stories about lives poisoned by crime. After dealing with a […]
REVIEW: Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Episode 8 Hilariously Reunites Its Leads
As Star Trek: Lower Decks nears the end of its fourth season and its big climactic showdown, there is room […]
REVIEW: John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams Is More True Crime Than Truly Scary
After a self-imposed semi-retirement from directing, legendary filmmaker John Carpenter is back to lend his creative clout to the new […]
ADVANCE REVIEW: DSTLRY’s Gone #1
The announcement of DSTLRY — a brand-new independent comic book publisher — made some waves earlier this year. The lineup […]
REVIEW: Netflix’s Bodies Is an Engrossing Adaptation of the Mind-Bending Comic
Both the 2014 graphic novel Bodies and its new Netflix adaptation begin with the same intriguing high-concept hook, and it’s […]
REVIEW: Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match Is a Goofy Love Letter to the ’80s
As the Mortal Kombat franchise reboots with the release of the new fighting game Mortal Kombat 1, the line of […]
REVIEW: Doom Patrol Season 4 Episode 7 Takes Time with Its Momentum
After a nine-month hiatus, Doom Patrol is back to conclude its fourth and final season with six new episodes. The […]