Throwback Thurday takes us back to 1977 and the odd plot of SHAZAM! #32 which has Billy Batson and Uncle Dudley in Detroit to attend a Detroit Tigers baseball game where Tawky Tawny is given a chance to play after a successful tryout. However, the entire visiting baseball team disappears from a plane Captain Marvel saves from crashing.
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As Frank (Rohan Campbell) goes down a wrong turn snooping into a town recluse who he mistakes for the man responsible for Dennis’ (Leonidas Castrounis) disappearance, Callie (Keana Lyn) makes a trip to see Gloria (Linda Thorson) who offers an opportunity to help with her scholarship problems (and what is she offering Fenton?), and Phil (Cristian Perri) helps Biff (Riley O’Donnell) look into finding her birth mother. The main takeaway for the Hardy Boys is that Frank’s extra-sight turns out to be far less reliable than he was hoping, leaving the young detectives back at square one.
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Zorro: Black & White Noir #1 takes us back to 19th Century California for thee tales of Zorro in black and white. Although none of stories is a standout, each features a fun tale for Zorro fans with different takes on the character. An older Zorro near the end of his career makes an appearance in London to prevent the theft of a giant diamond from a technology exhibition in “A Thing of the Past” which features Zorro relying more on his wits against the giant robot.
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The search for Kate (Victoria Diamond) takes Danny (Matt Barr) and Lexi (Sofia Pernas) to Vietnam where they enlist the help of Shaw (Michael James Shaw) where they learn she isn’t so much kidnapped as working for the CIA who staged her abduction to try and spur the pair into finding the Soul of Genghis Khan. Instead time is wasted looking into the people tied the shadowy organization after the banner including sneaking into an underground fighting ring where Lexi runs into her old partner Violet (Michelle Lee).
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It’s been awhile since I sat down and watched The Boys. A few minutes into Third Season premiere reminds me why. I’ll admit, the show works as gritty fun of awful people doing awful things to each other, but it’s hard for me to stay invested in a show that doesn’t have a single likeable character. Following the events of the previous season, Hughie (Jack Quaid) has a desk job and is now running Butcher (Karl Urban) and The Boys, Starlight (Erin Moriarty) is offered a major promotion, and Homelander (Antony Starr) is still in damage control mode for dating a Nazi.
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