The Marvel Rundown: The MARAUDERS chart a course, and THE AMAZING MARY JANE lands...
Plus, rapid reviews of Spider-Man: Full Circle, King Thor, Strikeforce, and more.
REVIEW: TERMINATOR: DARK FATE ups the action but still gets dragged down by weak...
Linda Hamilton is back as Sarah Connor, so at least that’s something.
REVIEW: SEEING GENDER is an illustrated guide to the ABCs of gender
The oversize hardcover explores the foundation of gender in a friendly and colorful way.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Vanni’ is a sweeping but intimate account of the Sri Lankan conflict
Vanni: A Family’s Struggle Through the Sri Lankan Conflict
Research and Story by Benjamin Dix
Script and Illustration by Lindsay Pollack
Pennsylvania State University Press/Graphic Medicine
When I...
Recap & Review: SUPERGIRL S5E3 – “Blurred Lines”
The hunt for Malefic continues as Supergirl must face tough choices in this week's episode of Supergirl
Recap & Review: SUPERGIRL S5E2 – “Stranger Beside Me”
Actions have consequences, as Eve Tessmacher, J'onn J'onnz, and Kara Danvers are about to find out.
REVIEW: THE WIZE WIZE BEASTS OF THE WIZARDING WIZDOMS is a magical boys’ love...
Wize Wize Beasts is a boys’ love anthology, full of relatively tame stories of male demi-humans navigating same-sex romances against a backdrop of wizarding education.
Brooklyn Horror Film Fest ‘19: 1BR will make you doubt your neighbors
1BR turns an apartment complex into a cult's playground and it makes for a terrifyingly good watch!
REVIEW: MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL features killer performances, but succumbs to racist tropes
Jolie, Pfeiffer, and Fanning do what they can with MISTRESS OF EVIL, but the plot leaves a lot to be desired.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Mikel’ plunges into paranoid Basque Country
Mikel
Written by Mark Bellido
Illustrated by Judith Vanistenpael
Translated by Erica Mena
Self Made Hero
Taking place amidst the Basque separatist movement in Spain, Mikel focuses on a...
REVIEW: Finding a path towards happiness in Kat Verhoeven’s MEAT AND BONE
Meat and Bone is the story of people drifting, knowing what they want, but not quite capable of achieving it.
REVIEW: JOJO RABBIT is more than it appears on the surface
Our review of Taika Waititi's Holocaust-era satire
