‘The Bad Batch’ to Continue the Most Adult Iteration of ‘Star Wars’
Just as 'The Clone Wars' achieved excellence, the show was over. Ah, but the quality shall continue elsewhere.
Brad Gullickson
‘The Old Guard’ Ending Explained
Netflix's latest comic book adaptation is a gothic romance yearning to tell its definitive story in the sequel that may or may not ever come.
Jack Kirby Demands Cinematic Justice
We imagine an adaptation of the new Tom Scioli graphic novel that rights decades of creative and financial mistreatment.
Hanna-Barbera Was the Child of Two Desperate Animators
Joseph Barbera and William Hanna challenged Walt Disney and Warner Bros. with the help of a hateful cat and a terrified mouse.
The ‘Aliens vs. Predator’ Comics Were the Product of Maniac Children
Marvel Comics now has the rights to the deathmatch, but can they live up to what Dark Horse Comics already produced?
Director Gavin Rothery Chases Small Sci-Fi in ‘Archive’
We chat with first-time director Gavin Rothery about transitioning from a conceptual artist on 'Moon' to behind the camera on the similarily themed 'Archive.'
What to Read Alongside ‘The Old Guard’ Comic Series
With the release of Netflix's latest comic book adaptation The Old Guard, we suggest a few other graphic storylines to pursue while itching for that sequel.
‘Batman: The Brave and The Bold’ Lived In The Light and The Dark
'Batman: The Animated Series' will probably always remain the top Caped Crusader cartoon, but don't let your love of one show keep you away from another glorious endeavor.
Ray Harryhausen Inhabited the Body and Soul of Monsters
Without the incredible contributions of the legendary Ray Harryhausen, the glorious cinema of monsters would look very different.
The ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Franchise Evolves with Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie and screenwriter Christina Hodson will hopefully bring some of that 'Birds of Prey' energy to their Disney spinoff.
