Superman was the first superhero by just about every definition. He started the industry, and all the others, from Batman to the Avengers and everyone else, can be said to owe him a debt. There have been many takes on him over the years, and the newest (as I write this) is a cartoon called “My Adventures with Superman.”
I wrote about this excessively on the YouTube post, but again, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited are still two of my favorite action adventure TV shows of all time. We may never see their like again. I’ll have to get deep into these shows on here or YouTube at some point… Thanks for reading!…
There’s nothing quite like a good fight, is there? The finale to Justice League Unlimited delivers just that, but this confrontation between Superman and Darkseid is particularly memorable. This speech Superman gives is easily one of my favorites in comic book entertainment across all mediums. I really enjoy hearing from Superman on what it’s like…
Now, in his own series, he’s actually fighting for something larger than himself, his own glory, or personal power. Loki and Mobius are on a desperate quest to save time, and everything else, requiring a journey to “1893.”
One of those bright spots … was Blue Beetle. Hampered by bad timing and the “DCEU” coming to an ragged, uneven end, it was still an enjoyable movie that did a decent job with some complex history.
It hasn’t been 2010 for a while now, but Batman under the red hood is still a satisfying watch. It’s currently streaming on HBO Max, so if you have the means I highly recommend popping it on. And if you’re really feeling charitable, please subscribe to my YouTube channel!
Starting on DC Universe, then leaping to HBO Max, but also notionally linked to the Arrowverse and the Titans, the Patrol has gone through some changes on screen and in the comics. Now, the third season of their truly unique show comes to an end with “Amends Patrol.”
The mighty powerhouse that is the MCU continues with the 33rd movie (not counting assorted series on Disney+) with “The Marvels.” It’s a departure from some of the other movies on several fronts. It’s the shortest of the MCU movies, it’s the first to not have a character’s or group’s name in the title, it directly links to two Disney+ series…
Now, the further misadventures of Loki and the TVA continue in “Breaking Brad.”
As you might expect from the title, there are a few disturbing things going on in “Frenemies: Chapter Eleven: The Haunting.”
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