Steve Trevor

  • Justice League #68 review

    You know, there's nothing quite so existentially horrifying as hittting 23 years of age, and realizing the first thing you have to do is review an issue of Brian Michael Bendis' Justice League - which is exactly why this review is late! I'd apologize, but read this panel and then tell me you don't understand. Luckily,…


  • Checkmate #3 review

    After being blinded by some extremely charming Green Arrow/Question content last issue, I realized this time around that I forgot to ask one very important question: No really, who is Daemon Rose? We didn't see anything about that last issue. Like, seriously, the name Daemon Rose is absent for the entire thing. Not one mention. I…


  • Checkmate #2 Review

    Almost all of my fears have been assuaged. Where Checkmate #1 was a bloated, oddly paced mess of setup and thread-hanging, the sophomore issue of this miniseries is nothing but pure character driven fun. I was absolutely worried that Bendis was going to take this new mini and use it as an outlet for more Event…


  • Checkmate #1 review

    Checkmate is back! After the events of, well, Event Leviathan, the world is dominated by Mark Shaw, head of the Leviathan terrorist group, and it's up to the world's greatest detectives (bar you-know-who and a couple others) to stop him! I really enjoyed Leviathan Rising, and even though the actual event fell apart a bit,…


  • Leviathan Dawn #1 review

    Leviathan Dawn’s mission is clear. It wants to bridge the gap between Event Leviathan and the upcoming Event Leviathan: Checkmate as it sifts through the fallout and sets things into motion so the series proper can hit the ground running. In that sense, Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev succeed with a tight script and great…


  • Wonder Woman: Bloodlines review

    It’s no surprise that the DC Animated universe would find its way back to a Wonder Woman solo film after the success of Patty Jenkins’ 2017 Wonder Woman. Jenkins’ film showed the cinematic potential of Diana Prince and smartly focused on her origins and first experiences in the world outside Themyscira. Wonder Woman: Bloodlines follows…


  • Wonder Woman saves Steve Trevor in new set photos

    Last week we got a new look at Wonder Woman and the Amazonian warriors from Gal Gadot's upcoming movie, and the timing was perfect. Gal Gadot and her Wonder Woman family were photographed filming on a beach in Italy, wearing the same outfits that were in the new official photo. Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman can…


  • First look at Chris Pine as Steve Trevor in 'Wonder Woman' set photo

    Earlier today we learned that Wonder Woman will begin shooting later this month in the UK, but maybe they really did start this week as some fans speculated. Wonder Woman actor Said Taghmaoui posted a photo of him and Chris Pine, in his full Steve Trevor getup! Let's do this..! #working #newfilm #thankgodforeverything #alhamdoulilah #maroc…


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