Birds of Prey #4

Birds of Prey #4

The Birds of Prey have managed to infiltrate Themyscira and find Sin. Now all they have to do is escape. Sounds easy enough, but Wonder Woman just arrived. Birds of Prey #4 offers us Wonder Woman versus the Birds of Prey and a lesson for both friend and foe why you shouldn’t pick a fight with Diana.

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Monarch: Legacy of Monsters – The Way Out

  • Title: Monarch: Legacy of Monsters – The Way Out – The Way Out
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Monarch: Legacy of Monsters - The Way Out

A bit of a transitionary episode, in which one of our characters will have to face the horrors of their past, “The Way Out” gives us Monarch releasing Cate (Anna Sawai), Kentaro (Ren Watabe), and May (Kiersey Clemons) who will make their way to San Fransisco hoping the illusive answers about Cate and Kentaro’s father not found in Japan may be found in the ruins of his other life. Monarch keeps ahold of Lee (Kurt Russell) hoping to find answers about what the former Monarch solider is after and why he chose the arrival of these three kids for his first escape attempt in years.

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School Spirits – My So-Called Death / The Fault in Our Scars

  • Title: School Spirits – My So-Called Death / The Fault in Our Scars
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School Spirits - My So-Called Death / The Fault in Our Scars

School Spirits plays out very much like a lesser version of The Rising with a murdered girl finding herself as a ghost searching for answers about how she died with more of  the goofiness of CBS’ Ghosts mixed in. Lacking the same raw emotion, School Spirits feels more like a teen mystery where our Nancy Drew-ish detective just happens to be a ghost. Only once in the first two episodes of the series, in the breakdown of her best friend (Kristian Ventura) does the show really tap into the the loss by Maddie Nears’ (Peyton List) disappearance.

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