Implicitly Pretentious examines some of the strengths and weaknesses of the various Green Lantern animated movies.
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The Ups and Downs of the Green Lantern Animated MoviesRead More »
The Ups and Downs of the Green Lantern Animated Movies Read More »
Both Lucifer‘s (Tom Ellis) attempts to earn the support of his siblings and the murder of the week, and how it relates into Michael‘s bigger plans, take a backseat to the death of a major character in “Is This Really How It’s Going To End?!” Even after Lucifer and Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt) manage to carve out a bit of retribution, the loss of Dan (Kevin Alejandro) is felt by all. Twisting into the wound is the discovery by Lucifer and Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside) that Dan’s soul didn’t make it to Heaven and that the mercenaries who killed him did so while looking for the final piece of A blade to deliver to Michael.
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Rick and Morty pulls out a horror episode based on the family’s misuse of alien technology in “Night Family” which allows the family’s night selves to do work their sleeping selves either don’t have time for or feel is beneath them. After things inevitably go wrong, with the interesting twist that it’s Summer (Spencer Grammer) who is leading the revolution, the night selves attempt to take over the waking lives of the family as well leading to a crazy episode for control. I’m a little surprised the episode wasn’t saved for Halloween, especially with the spooky-style intro and closing of the episode.
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Still dragging his feet in taking on The Hand, Daredevil gets sidetracked yet again in the latest issue when his recruitment for help leads him to stick his nose into Luke Cage‘s business as Mayor of New York with the Stromwyn. While Cage doesn’t have trouble with dealing with the pair, they do notice Daredevil spying on them. Other than being mystical and dangerous, there’s not much to the odd pair worthy of note.
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The third episode of the Frenemies season finds Sylvester Pemberton (Joel McHale) out of control again jumping to conclusions after discovering that the the Gambler (Eric Goins) was blackmailing the Crocks leading to a very unheroic destruction of a grocery store by Starman. After being talked down by Pat (Luke Wilson) again, a more under control Starman will step into a different kind of trouble the by episode’s end. From the grunting we hear, has an undead former foe finally emerged from his slumber?
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Stargirl – Chapter Three: The Blackmail Read More »
