So… Time to stare down Garth Ennis. This is not something I do lightly. Ennis is a revered legend. And I’m not saying he’s a cult figure.… Read more “Review: Preacher Book 1 by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon”

When it comes to a book like Secret Empire, you’re reviewing the controversy. That’s the hard truth. You’re not reviewing if it’s any good. You’re not reviewing… Read more “Review: Secret Empire by Nick Spencer”

I have complicated feelings about The Punisher. That’s as it should be. The Punisher is a complicated character. He’s normally called an antihero but to me that’s… Read more “Review: Punisher MAX by Jason Aaron and Steve Dillon”

There are two sides to Tom King. His best stories are straightforward, moving works. King is an incredible writer on good, basic emotional stories. His novel, a… Read more “Review: Batman: The War of Jokes and Riddles”

OK, so back at the Wolverine audio dramas for another commission. I was pretty meh on Wolverine: The Long Night. Some nice atmosphere did not make for… Read more “Review: Wolverine: The Lost Trail”

“If you could program 7 days of movies, what would you show and why?” This was the question I was asked for this commission by my good… Read more “The Austin Shinn Film Festival: A commission”

I’ve never seen Rick and Morty and I’m not thinking I ever will. Just getting that out there at the start. Most likely I’ll pass on it.… Read more “Review: Solar Opposites (season 1)”

The audio drama was born for quarantine. You have a lot of time at home to yourself. Sure you could binge Netflix or Hulu (see next review)… Read more “Review: Wolverine: The Long Night”

Let’s talk “end” stories. First popularized by Frank Miller with The Dark Knight Returns, end stories are hypothetical final stories of characters usually centered around their death.… Read more “Review: Daredevil: End of Days”