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71 on Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two reviewI have a genuine question for everyone reading this: Do you think The Long Halloween is a good mystery? I'm not necessarily asking if you like the book or not. Loeb and Sale's classic is a lot of things, but shallow is not one of them - so there are plenty of reasons to enjoy…
When I was just entering high school in 2012, Warner Bros. had plans to release The Hobbit - a brand new movie set in Middle Earth, and a sort-of prequel to Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Having seen all three of the LOTR movies several times (because who hasn't), obviously I was very excited to…
You know, if you had told me five years ago that we were getting a movie involving -- let alone STARRING -- the Justice Society, I would have laughed in your face. "No way," I'd have said, "They're too focused on the Justice League and Batman to do anything cool like that! Speaking of Batman,…
Hot on the heels of Justice League Dark: Apokolips War’s epic conclusion to the former DC Animated Universe, Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons has more humble ambitions, seeking to carve out its own piece of relevance amid unclear goals for a rebooted animated universe. Despite having a clean slate, Knights and Dragons feels familiar despite its…
Animated movies are something DC is well-renowned for nowadays, but today marks their first step into something more unique: an animated choose-your-own-adventure entitled DC Showcase - Batman: Death in the Family. IGN recently premiered an exclusive article that details an interactive adaptation and continuation of the 1988 comic Batman: A Death in the Family. The storyline…
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