The DCU and the problem with female villains turning into antiheroes

The Scarecrow: there’s nothing to fear but fear itself

Comics that shouldn’t be forgotten: Batman: Thrillkiller

Written by Howard Chaykin and illustrated by Dan Brereton, Batman: Thrillkiller came out in 1997, and it is an elseworld story taking place in the 60s.

How I Accidentally Spent Twenty Hours Playing Steven Universe: Save the Light

It’s over, isn’t it? Why…

The Killing Joke gets an absolute edition for its 30th anniversary

Comics that shouldn’t be forgotten: The Joker: Devil’s Advocate

Is it Really Necessary to Give Batman’s Rogues a Redemption?

Growing up reading comics focused heavily on Batman villains, I got used to seeing them do pretty gruesome and terrible stuff, and I also got used to the idea that those characters are bad to the bone. I started loving them…

Fortnite in first-person would be a horror game.

Batman: White Knight #6 review

The last five issues of White Knight were definitely a wild ride: this comic started with a not so promising start, but it soon became a very interesting and twisted tale. Sean Murphy’s work doesn’t cease to amaze us with this sixth issue, which is more focused on the GTO…

Skyrim and the Art of the Re-release

In retrospect, we should all have been more suspicious. 11:11AM on November 11th, 2011 was the…