Last week, I went to the special IMAX presentation of Marvel’s latest TV series, The Inhumans. And, like I said in my review, I was mostly “whelmed” by the experience. Not over-, not under-, just plained whelmed. It was a perfectly serviceable superhero TV show with its own unique strengths…
Oh, what a tangled web we weave. So anyone who has been paying attention to the current state of superhero stories in the wider media (hello!) knows that Marvel’s The Inhumans have had an interesting production history. At first, we were supposed to get an Inhumans movie somewhere down the…
Sweet Christmas, this was an interesting show. So for those who aren’t in the know, Luke Cage is the latest superhero show from the pairing of Netflix and Marvel. It follows the adventure of a superpowered individual named…well, Luke Cage. Luke has superstrength and is well nigh indestructible. He also…
Normally on Mondays, I share a little devotional thought or two. Except for the past few months, which were filled with my rambling posts about gnosticism. I fully intended to get back to devotional stuff for today. But then, this past weekend, I got caught up on my TV shows…
When I first heard about Marvel’s plans to release a bunch of new shows through Netflix, I was a bit skeptical. I mean, I have Netflix, so I knew I’d be able to see it. But would those shows actually turn out any good? Then Daredevil came out and I…
I took a few weeks off from the confessional, what with The Hive’s release and all (you’ve ordered your copy, right?). But this past Monday, I saw some news that made me realize I had to get back into the confessional once again. A Gilmore Girls revival is apparently in…
Did I say that next season is going to be great for being a geek? Check that. It’s going to be an AWESOME year to be a geek.
I thought 2014/15 was a good TV season to be a geek? Boy howdy, 2015/16 is turning into an even better year. And here’s part of the big reason why.
So last night, we saw the season finale for Gotham. For those of you unfamiliar with this particular TV show, it’s basically Batman without the bat, a prequel of sorts, that takes place when Commissioner Gordon is still just a fledgling detective and Thomas and Martha Wayne are killed in…
I know I’ve been teasing that I would end this series for a while, but these story arc posts took longer to do than I anticipated. The Death of Romulus idea kind of took on a life of its own in my imagination. But I figured we’d have to discuss…