Commentary: Comic Book Adaptations Need To Be Fun
Comic books, perhaps more than any other medium, are just fun. They are meant to be a fun art form
Read moreComic books, perhaps more than any other medium, are just fun. They are meant to be a fun art form
Read moreIt seems She-Hulk: Attorney At Law has delivered it’s best episode yet. It has absolutely established itself as a show
Read moreIf it hasn’t become apparent already, Andor is definitely a slow-burn kind of show. But it is not a typical
Read moreThe Handmaid’s Tale continues on the same path that it’s laid out since the beginning of the season. June (Elisabeth
Read moreAnybody who’s been watching Stargirl this season shouldn’t be surprised by this week’s episode. This season has absolutely been a
Read moreIt is certainly possible that comic books — more than any other medium — is capable of being played around
Read moreHouse of the Dragon has a “why” problem — it is hard to fathom a “why” behind the many plot
Read moreBecause it established itself as a much different kind of Marvel Cinematic Universe show, there will be very different episodes
Read moreWhen crafting a story, it’s important to know what that story wants to be. Often times, writers try to do
Read moreIt’s hard to think of a show in recent memory where the writing has fallen in quality from one season
Read moreWith twelve episodes in the entire season — and four already aired — it’s become clear what type of pacing
Read moreIt is quite possible that House of the Dragon delivered both its best and worst episode at the same time
Read moreAfter this week’s episode of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law went live there was immediate disappointment online about Daredevil (Charlie Cox)
Read moreIf there’s one thing television needs it is consistency. In this new age of streaming, a lot of TV shows
Read moreThis season of The Handmaid’s Tale continues to struggle to find its footing. Something that might seem obvious about storytelling
Read moreIf the Andor show is an origin story about how a rebel hero was born than Episode Three is an
Read moreAs television formats change, so does the need for different types of pacing. A lot of streaming shows have fewer
Read moreSeveral episodes into the season and it has become clear that House of the Dragon has a pacing problem. It
Read moreIn its first episode alone, Andor sets itself up as a very different kind of Star Wars show, which makes
Read moreOften times, the writing process will work backwards. Writers know certain things they want to have happen in a particular
Read moreIf the plot points and character arcs of Harley Quinn were implemented into a comic book it would be the
Read moreThis week, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law seemed to set up more than it delivered. There were some fun and interesting moments,
Read moreThe tone of Stargirl‘s third season has definitely started to emerge. The show has firmly planted itself as a slow-burn
Read moreContinuing a TV show across seasons is especially difficult when it is built off of a singular premise. The audience
Read moreOne of the great aspects of crowdfunding is that it doesn’t have to be just one thing. Kickstarter and other
Read moreSchitt’s Creek was an incredibly successful comedy with compelling characters and humorous storylines. The characters had true arcs via premises
Read moreIt was only a matter of time before a Game of Thrones spin-off fell into the same old Westerosi tricks.
Read moreAlthough the first two seasons of Harley Quinn were very high caliber, the current third season is on another level
Read moreThe final episode of American Horror Stories second season feels a lot like a missed opportunity. The episode starts off
Read moreIf it hasn’t become clear already, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has truly cemented itself as being its own thing within
Read moreThis week marks two episodes in to Stargirl ‘s third season and the main plot has not exactly revealed itself
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