DC Comics has once again announced its annual Pride anthology collection, as well as new releases celebrating their initiative, including a new release from one of their most prolific LGBTQ+ writers.
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March 28th is the 6th year anniversary for the turn-based game “Marvel Strike Force,” so in honor of that it has been announced that, starting today, all players will have a new campaign centered around everyone’s favorite annouying mercenary, Deadpool.
Where the Body Was is yet another masterpiece by Brubaker and Phillips that takes a left turn into territory that they have not tread before, but feels very familiar all the same.
Is this commentary perfect when it comes to real-world applications? Of course not. But Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is doing an excellent job of using its monster-setting to explore these interesting social commentaries in satisfying ways.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters has been a good show up until this point, but with this episode, it takes the step from a good show to a great show.
Doom Patrol ends in the only way that it knew how to end, heartwrenchingly beautiful and somber, yet still happy in the end.
Doom Patrol uses its penultimate episode to allow a lot of closure for its character arcs that have been four seasons in the making, and it’s wonderful.
Doom Patrol brings back one of its characters in a satisfying way, while also not forgetting everyone else, leading to some fantastic character work.
Doom Patrol continues on its hot streak and manages to do something most other shows can’t, a good musical episode and a good Christmas special.
Godzilla fans will more than likely be happy with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, as it is a fun watch, especially when Kurt Russell is on-screen.
Doom Patrol makes its return after a long hiatus in an excellent manner, paving the way for the final our episodes of the series.
While a bit of a disappointing season finale, the ending of the episode really made it a great end to Superman and Lois season 3 as a whole.
Despite a couple of meaningless side bits, Superman & Lois season 3’s introduction of Lex Luthor and its family drama in this episode is fantastic.
Superman and Lois season 3 continues its great season with another really solid episode that paves its way with empathy rather than violence.
The Flash ends its final season on a terrible note, and a far cry from the great show that the series was in the first several seasons.
Superman and Lois season 3 manages to balance the high stakes of the plot with excellent character moments, unsurprisingly, once again.
The Flash’s penultimate episode is indicative of it’s entire season. Poor choices after poor choices that lead to nowhere for the most part.
After two good episodes, The Flash season 9 seemed on an upward trajectory. That all came tumbling down with the third to last episode of the series though.
Superman and Lois season 3 begins to coalesce its multiple season plots in a fantastic, organic way, while setting the stage for a classic villain.
The Flash has its second actually good episode of the season as it heads into its 4-episode finale, but it’s still plagued by its season-long issues.