Chip Zdarsky's Batman Comic Proves Why A Lighter Dark Knight Works
It's time for the Dark Knight to lighten up sometimes, and this new issue proves it.
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George R. R Martin's Failed 1992 Multiverse Series Deserves A Reboot
George R. R. Martin's Doorways deserves to live again, and there's no better time for it.
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Across The Spider-Verse Has Paved The Way For The Last Airbender's Big-Screen Revival
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse continues to upend tradition in animated films, and the upcoming Avatar: The Last Airbender movie should take note.
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Scarlet Spider Doesn't Get A Fair Shake In ATSV (But Part 3 Can Fix It)
While it may seem that "Across the Spider-Verse" did the Scarlet Spider dirty, "Beyond the Spider-Verse" could have great things in store for the character.
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Marvel's Most Powerful Hero Should Have Stayed Forgotten Forever
The Sentry is coming to the MCU. Hopefully it goes better than it did in the comics.
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Why Does The MCU Keep Doing These Things?
The MCU marches to the sound of its own drum, but some of its recurring beats are uncomfortably off. Let's take a look at some of the MCU's worst habits.
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Spider-Man 2099 Is The Universe Sony Must Explore Outside Of The Venomverse And MCU
Miguel O'Hara just become mainstream, and he's the perfect live-action antihero Sony has been wanting so badly.
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Every Taylor Sheridan Show Has The Exact Same Problem
Taylor Sheridan shows have one fundamental flaw that just won't go away.
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Across The Spider-Verse: The Spot Has His Own 'Deadpool' - And He's The Worst
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" villain the Spot has his very own 'Deadpool', who's an absolute piece of work.
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The Boogeyman Doesn't Redefine The Horror Wheel (But It Doesn't Have To)
"The Boogeyman" may have a straightforward plot, but its utilization of character and theme allow it to stand out in a crowded horror marketplace.
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How Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Got Oscar Isaac Back For The Sequel - Exclusive
Writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller recalled how they got Oscar Isaac to return to the role of Spider-Man 2099 for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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Michael Dorn Returns To DC's Steel In The Most Intimate Way Yet - Exclusive Interview
Michael Dorn discussed returning to the character of Steel, this time in a creative capacity as a writer for DC Comics' new "Steelworks" miniseries.
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Spider-Man: ATSV's Spider-Dad Is The Growth Peter Parker Needed For Decades (& The Comics Should Follow Suit)
Spider-Man's movies are great, but his comics have been mired in a terrible cycle for nearly two decades. It's time for Peter Parker to grow up.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Is Personal For Both Issa Rae And Daniel Kaluuya - Exclusive Interview
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" stars Issa Rae and Daniel Kaluuya discussed their characters and their personal connections to the Spider-Man stories.
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Across The Spider-Verse Box Office Prediction: Can The Animated Sequel Top Its Predecessor?
Can this newest take on Spider-Man beat the first film - and even break records? Here's our prediction.
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Ted Lasso Series Finale: Was This Ever A Good Show, Or Were We Duped?
As Ted Lasso draws to a close, its legacy might not be quite what we thought it was.
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The Story Of How AL Kaplan Designed Circuit Breaker, DC's New Transmasculine Hero - Exclusive Interview
Writer A.L. Kaplan gave Looper some insight into their "DC Pride 2023" story about transmasculine hero Circuit Breaker and nonbinary speedster Jess Chambers.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Looks Fun, But The Last Ronin Is The Gritty Turtles Movie Fans Deserve
"The Last Ronin" tells a far more brutal and hopeless turtle story than anything fans are used to, and it could provide the franchise its crowning moment.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Writers On Making A Bigger, Better Sequel - Exclusive Interview
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller discussed the film's villain and how they wanted to bring something new to the film.
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Harlan Ellison's Best Book Is The AI Apocalypse Film We Need (But Only If It Follows The '90s Video Game)
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream is a seminal piece of AI science fiction, and it could become a great movie as well with the right angle.
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Shameik Moore And Hailee Steinfeld Are Thrilled To Suit Up Again For Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse - Exclusive Interview
Shameik Moore and Hailee Steinfeld discussed what changed for their production process and their characters in "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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A Seinfeld Reboot Could Only Work If It Follows The Path Blazed By That '90s Show
Yes, a Seinfeld reboot could be successful (and good!), and That '90s Show has proven it.
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The Rings Of Power's Season 1 Galadriel Is As Rough As She Gets - Exclusive
We spoke to "The Rings of Power" actress Morfydd Clark about Galadriel's Season 1 story arc, and she explained how this Galadriel is far from her Elvish nature.
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Succession Vs Barry: Which Had The Better Series Finale?
Both Succession and Barry wrapped up with impressive final seasons, but which HBO show has the best series finale?
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Succession: The Series Finale Always Had To End This Way (Sorry Roys)
"Succession" was always going to end like this - not with a bang, but with a rich person whimpering.
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Succession's Series Finale Has One Clear Loser (& It's Not Kendall)
The biggest loser on "Succession" isn't who you think.
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Every Live-Action Disney Remake Has The Exact Same Problem
Disney's live-action remakes have become a pillar of the company's movie business, but they all sadly suffer from the same core problem.
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