Tag: DC Comics
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‘Black Adam’ is a Step Backward
While “Black Adam” isn’t a train wreck, there isn’t much to it either. If you want a compelling story, you might want to re-watch “The Batman.”
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Message of ‘The Batman’ is Powerful
At just 10 minutes shy of three hours, this is a long movie, and it feels like it, but we’ve only scratched the surface. And while it doesn’t particularly have a happy ending (Batman movies rarely do) there appears to be a little light at the end of the tunnel.
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New ‘Suicide Squad’ is Fun but Not for Kids
“The Suicide Squad” is one of the most violent and gory film that I have ever seen and yet I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I ended up really liking it.
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‘Swamp Thing’ to Make a Brief Return
While DC’s “Swamp Thing” TV series came and went pretty quickly last year, he’s making a second appearance on The CW in October.
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This Day in Pop Culture for June 2
1939: Superman’s First Solo Comic Book To the positive response to Superman’s first appearance in Action Comics #1 published a year earlier, the very first Superman comic book was released this month during the year of 1939. It was the first comic by National Allied Publications to feature a magazine based on a single character.…
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This Day in Pop Culture for May 10
Who knew that both Batman and The Hulk were “born” in this month?
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