Being drenched constantly in the superhero genre gets old sometimes. This is especially true when one variety of superhero film in the MCU manages to strangle the market. We’ve seen the genre branch out and spawn films and shows that break the mold, however, especially recently with the likes of The Boys and Zack Snyder’s […]
So, after the wait, we’re finally at the end of this series. Three Jokers has been an interesting ride, but we’re not done with it yet. As I have with the last two reviews, I want to look at how Issue #3 holds up contained before I go into how Three Jokers as a whole […]
After my last review, I spent a lot of time thinking about what was next for these books and what they were heading toward. I was anticipating this issue most of all, I think, because this would make or break the Three Jokers story as a series. This middle point will decide whether or not […]
Comic book adaptations are beloved for a number of reasons. They’re almost always summer hits or cult films, regardless of if they’re enjoyed or hate-watched. What these blockbuster titans mean to people now has evolved greatly, to the point where many “new” Marvel Comics fans were introduced to the comic world by the Marvel Cinematic […]
Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Netflix Dumpster Dive! After my hiatus, we’re finally back. It’s been a long holiday season, but I’m ready to get back into this stronger than ever. After my break, I didn’t want to come back to Netflix Dumpster Dive with another horror movie. I wanted to look at something […]
Hello, and welcome to another Netflix Dumpster Dive! Once again, I miss my deadline, but at the very least, I got the post out the right month this time. I’m trying to get better, but college is creeping up fast and there has been many an errand to run in preparation. This month we’re going […]
Before the post begins, I feel it is important to direct readers toward Ismahawk’s reviews of Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad on the HawkTalk Podcast. Some of what I say will be similar to their grievances and suggestions, and it feels disingenuous not to give them credit. They are extremely entertaining either way, I […]
Vincent C. Russo 