Tag Archives: DC Comics

Review: The Flash and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Posted on June 16, 2023 by philipbrasor

Though it was often called something different, the multiverse has been a fixture of science fiction novels and superhero comics for many years, and at the moment it seems to be an inescapable feature of any sort of fantasy feature … Continue reading →

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Review: Black Adam

Posted on December 2, 2022 by philipbrasor

What’s most compelling, if not downright shocking, about Jaume Collet-Serra’s attempt to inject some much needed thematic mojo into the so-called DC Extended Universe is that while the origin story of a character that was mostly relegated to either villain … Continue reading →

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Review: Shazam!

Posted on April 21, 2019 by philipbrasor

Boosted as a welcome light touch for the DC Comics movie universe, this rambunctious, somewhat unfocused comedy doesn’t really pass muster as a proper superhero feature, and it’s difficult to tell whether that’s the point. If you broke it down … Continue reading →

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Review: Aquaman

Posted on February 11, 2019 by philipbrasor

To anyone who filters the DC Comics cinematic universe through the overwhelming success of the brand’s rival, Marvel Studios, Aquaman the movie is best seen as a reply to the Thor series, which is where Marvel pointedly plays up the … Continue reading →

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