Recent content by Sailor Krypton

Oh , I am actually excited for this and I do not care if that makes me basic. Bizarro is one of those characters who works better in small doses, so a four issue mini makes sense. Jimmy Olsen stories are usually fun, and pairing him with Perry White feels old school in a good way. I grew up...

I am reading this mainly as a Superman fan, and my feelings are mixed. On one hand, I like that DC is willing to remove Superman and let the world struggle without him. On the other hand, choosing Superboy Prime as the replacement feels like a deliberate attempt to provoke debate instead of...

You know what makes me shake my head? Some haters keep saying this movie “looks like Guardians of the Galaxy,” and they act like that is a bad thing. I do not get their logic. Space settings exist in more than one franchise. A neon planet or a strange bar does not mean the film is copying...

From a production point of view, I understand why Fox or Disney would want her back. Weaver’s name still carries value. The challenge is making it meaningful. If they can connect it to the emotional depth of Alien 3 instead of just doing another monster chase, then maybe it can work. Otherwise...

I find it really interesting how personal James Gunn’s life seems to blend into his work. The fact that crows and fish, which are very specific and unusual obsessions, end up influencing characters like Vigilante and Harcourt shows how a creator’s quirks can shape the story. It makes me want to...

I am really happy that Superman 2 has a name already: Man of Tomorrow! I loved the first movie this summer. Seeing the concept art is exciting because it shows that the movie will have amazing action scenes. Lex Luthor with a power suit sounds very dangerous, but I like that Superman can use a...

I've been enjoying the "Poison Ivy" series, so I'm definitely looking forward to issue #37 and the "Poison Ivy 2025 Annual." Her journey back to Gotham and confrontation with Batman should be interesting, especially with the mention of a broken truce. The annual focusing on her past and her...

I liked the trailer a lot. It looked fast and exciting. I never watched the old Running Man movie or read the book, but this version makes me want to learn more. I enjoy movies where normal people become heroes in strange situations. I like the part where the character mocks the cameras. It...

I still read the Mirage books. I like my TMNT black and white, quiet, and serious. But I’m not against this. It’s not for me, but maybe it will bring more young readers into comics. Not every version has to be made for people like me.

As someone who grew up watching Pretty Cure and reading Cardcaptor Sakura, this sounds like the magical girl game I always wanted. Most games in this genre are just visual novels or gacha games. But this one seems to care about storytelling and gameplay equally. I love that the characters don’t...

I am really interested in how they are using Lesla in the Supergirl comics. The idea of a villian inspired by Supergirl is very interesting. I am also interested in the new Ark M facility in the batman comics. I like to see new concepts introduced into the universe

Man, this Cena heel turn is seriously messing with my head. It's like stepping into the Twilight Zone. I vividly remember ten years ago, Cody Rhodes was the arrogant heel, the 'Dashing' one, or later with the mustache, and Cena? He was the ultimate babyface, the guy you cheered for no matter...

I’m honestly intrigued by this first look at Lanterns. As a huge Green Lantern fan, I’ve always pictured Hal and John zipping through space, not strolling down some dusty road. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre look solid, though—perfect casting if you ask me. James Gunn calling it “grounded” and...

I must say, "Moving Target" had all the potential in the world but ended up squandering it. The animation was a letdown, with characters moving like they were stuck in some kind of quicksand. The plot felt rushed, with Batman doing most of his detective work off-screen, which is just lazy...

It's interesting to see them revisiting classic concepts and characters. The Superman #233 Facsimile Edition is a nice touch for longtime fans. It's good to see them acknowledging the history of these characters. I'm also intrigued by the "Absolute" line's focus on character exploration. It...