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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

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

Positive Aspects For years I’ve always wondered what it’d look like, how it’d feel; what it‘d taste like.. well, maybe not that last one, but you get what I’m saying. More so than any other superhero team, I have always wanted to see a film wherein the iconic heroes of my childhood fought together against any evildoer who might threaten our planet. Yes, there were the cartoons that served to temp

For as long as I can remember, comic books have always been very intricately intertwined. For example, I recently bought Volume’s 1 and 2 of the 2015 Invincible Iron Man series – the one that takes place after the events of Secret Wars – and it was filled with a plethora of different cameos; from Jane Foster’s Thor, to “facial hair bro” Doctor Strange, to my personal favorite – the King of Latveri