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I’ll be honest in saying I’m not super familiar with Jonathan Kent. I mean, I grew up watching Superman: The Animated Series and Justice League - but, Jonathan Kent was more often than not a tertiary character, at best. That’s not to say he’s unimportant - it’s simply to preface this by letting it be known that I’m by no means an expert on the character. Perhaps that’s why, when confronted with t
Okay, so, Dragonball Fighterz is about… well, it’s about Dragonball and it’s about fighting. Go figure, right? Anyway, I’m not going to get into the minutia of the story mode – or most of the other modes, for that matter; no, instead this whole article is going to be about the mode I’ve spent… just… so much time playing. Online Ranked Matches. And I’m not even remotely kidding when I say that I ha
Be sure to read my thoughts on Episode 01 here! The episode begins with Light in class, now accompanied by his new best bud, Ryuk, who, due to the contract binding them to one another via the Death Note, has to remain by his side at all times. This is much to Ryuk’s chagrin, given the fact that he finds hanging out in Light’s classes to be boring. When the two get home Light quickly begins writin
The episode begins by switching back and forth between Ryuk and Light as they both engage in an inner monologue regarding the stagnancy of their lives; how “DAY IN AND DAY OUT” everything remains the same, seemingly forever unchanging. So, in his infinite boredom, Ryuk, the Shinigami, decides to drop his Death Note in the Human World for shits and giggles. Light just so happens to be the one who n
The highly anticipated first issue of Batman/Superman is finally here, and it has definitely been worth the wait. Let’s dive in. Spoilers Follow. I have to be honest; I have never quite understood just how the Dark Multiverse worked. In my mind, I had always pictured countless worlds wherein the worst possible outcomes always occurred. I imagined worlds that were rotten from the moment they f
The second issue of Batman: Curse of the White Knight begins by taking us back to the seventeenth century, wherein we see Edmond Wayne taken by the local authorities for breaking into Wayne Manor. We find out that the Wayne’s have apparently all died from the Plague, meaning that Edmond is the last heir to the Wayne legacy – though, he doesn’t tell this to the authorities. While he rides in the ba
This third issue of Silver Surfer: Black, just like those the two that proceeded it, begins in the past. Or, really, the future. (Time travel is funny that way.) The issue begins with a panel of the void, which is then followed by a panel of an objectively beautiful woman who is calling out to Norrin. The next panel transitions back to the darkness, followed by a panel that intermixes the woman wi
#TheBatmanWhoLaughs #1: While campy in ways that serve to highlight the ridiculousness of the #Batman (ex. “Joker’s Super Toxin”), this new story managed to subvert my expectations by setting the stage for a very interesting battle between not just 1, but 2 laughing Bats. 4/5 — Feb 20th #TheBatmanWhoLaughs #2: All the ingenuity of #Batman, coupled with all the sadism of #TheJoker; “TBWL” is a mon
The twenty second issue of Immortal Hulk immediately tackles the fallout from issue twenty one, wherein General Fortean stormed the Alpha Flight Space Station to retrieve the Abomination’s husk. We now know that all the members of Gamma Flight seemed to have survived the encounter, more or less; well, all except for one. Walter Langkowski (better known as Sasquatch) never revived after being kille
If you were to ask Jeff why he attempted suicide, he’d tell you that he just, “felt like it.” Simple as that. A spur of the moment decision that had no bearing on any outside forces whatsoever. He’d also say that, while the other people in the “nuthouse” (mental institute) - of which he’s forced to temporarily reside - might be “crazy” “whack jobs,” he, himself, is normal; he’d tell you that, unli
