Batman: One Bad Day – Two-Face #1 – Comics Review
Writer Mariko Tamaki trades visceral thrills for an emotional journey.
The Rings of Power: Season 1, “Partings” – TV Review
The show’s longest episode is bogged down by endless debates and inaction.
Seasons of Seasons: Community Season 2, “Anthropology 101” & “Accounting for Lawyers”
Season two of Community gets off to a “grounded”, but still hilarious, star.
Carmen – Movie Review
A light, inconsequential character study about faith and romance.
The Rings of Power: Season 1, “The Great Wave” – TV Review
The show’s focus on character politics provides the best episode of the season so far.
2023 Oscar Predictions
The 95th Academy Awards will be presented on March 12, 2023. Here are our ranked predictions for who will be nominated and which films will win. Check back in, as the list will be updated often.
The Rings of Power: Season 1, “Adar” – TV Review
The show risks alienating casual fans of Tolkien’s work but provides some excellent character moments.
The Rings of Power: Season 1, “A Shadow of the Past” & “Adrift” – TV Review
The beginning of The Rings of Power is a worthy successor to Peter Jackson’s landmark trilogy.
Silk Volume 2: Age of the Witch – Comics Review
The adventures of Cindy Moon are bogged down by a lackluster villain.
Batman: One Bad Day – The Riddler #1 – Comics Review
DC aims to recapture the magic of The Killing Joke in a new series, this time focusing on The Riddler.
A League of Their Own – TV Review
A League of Their Own is a faithful adaptation of Penny Marshall’s iconic film – sometimes a little too faithful.
Twelve Percent Dread: Interview with writer and artist Emily McGovern
Interview with Emily McGovern, artist and writer of Twelve Percent Dread
Luck – Movie Review
Luck is an uninspiring fantasy that’s bogged down by too many rules.
Twelve Percent Dread – Comics Review
Emily McGovern’s second graphic novel hilariously tackles the soul-crushing desire to improve ourselves.
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