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The Folio Society To Publish DC: Batman
Presenting a dozen of the greatest Batman comics of all time including a replica copy of Batman #1.
Read MoreJustice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One Blu-ray Review: It Starts with a Flash
The movie gets a lot right in terms of the plot and the action sequences so I am curious about the remaining two parts.
Read MoreTitans: The Complete Fourth and Final Season DVD Giveaway
As they come of age and try to find where they belong, the Titans must defend against supervillains, dark conspiracies, corrupt laboratories, and demonic possessions.
Read MoreSwamp Thing (1982) Blu-ray Review: Wes Craven’s Beauty and the (Bayou) Beast
Wes Craven’s Swamp Thing is a delightful beauty and the (bayou) beast tale filled with comic book action and is mostly kid friendly, at least it was for us 80s kids.
Read MoreSuperman 5-Film Collection 4K UHD Review: Super-Reeve
Is it worth the bucks you’d pay for it?
Read MoreBatman: The Doom That Came to Gotham Blu-ray Review: Superhero Goes Supernatural
Based on the Elseworlds miniseries of the same name written by Mike Mignola and Richard Pace, Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham places Bruce Wayne et al. in 1920s Gotham for a compelling tale of Lovecraftian horror. While the movie will not be for all superhero fans, the story presents a unique take on…
Read MoreThe Adventures of Batman: The Complete Collection Blu-ray Review: Filmation’s First Animated Iteration of the Caped Crusader
Although it might be too simple for modern viewers, it is a fun throwback before the dark of the Dark Knight dominated the character and his stories.
Read MoreStargirl: The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: A Wonderful Continuation of the Series
Over the 13 episodes, the new Justice Society of America combats dark forces, both externally and internally.
Read MoreSuperman & Lois: The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Giveaway
Contains all 15 episodes from the exciting second season plus all-new bonus features.
Read MoreBatman: The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition Blu-ray Review: Happy Holiday, Batman!
Batman: The Long Halloween is a fine film noir-esque tale that sees Gotham transition from a city ruled by gangsters to one ruled by “freaks.”
Read MoreWarner Bros. Home Entertainment Announces DC League of Super-Pets
When Superman and the rest of the Justice League are kidnapped, Krypto must convince a rag-tag shelter pack to master their own newfound powers and help him rescue the superheroes.
Read MoreAquaman: King of Atlantis DVD Giveaway
Between dealing with unscrupulous surface dwellers, elder evils from beyond time and his own half-brother who wants to overthrow him, Aquaman must rise to the challenge and prove to his subjects that he’s the true heir to the throne!
Read MoreThe Batman (2022) Blu-ray Review: Matt Reeves Delivers a Fresh Take on the Franchise with a Noiresque Detective Story
The Blu-ray offers a high-definition experience that succeeds in showcasing the crew’s work
Read MoreConstantine: The House of Mystery Blu-ray Review: A Cosmic Groundhog Day
This cartoon quartet shows that the DC Comics universe is broader than just costumed superheroes.
Read More[Updated] Aquaman: King of Atlantis Comes to Digital & DVD on June 21, 2022
Aquaman must rise to the challenge and prove that he’s the true heir to the throne, and holder of the trident!
Read MoreConstantine: The House of Mystery Anchors New Collection of DC Showcase Animated Shorts
Compilation Spotlights Kamandi, the Losers & Blue Beetle; Coming to Blu-ray and Digital on 5/3/22.
Read MoreInjustice (2021) Blu-ray Review: An Intriguing Story in An Alternate DC Universe
The story deals with interesting themes as our heroes behave in new yet believable ways under the dire circumstances they find themselves.
Read MoreCatwoman: Hunted Heads Robust Slate of DC-themed Films and Shorts Collections Coming in 2022
Catwoman’s attempt to steal a priceless jewel puts her squarely in the crosshairs of both a powerful consortium of villains and the ever-resourceful Interpol, not to mention Batwoman.
Read MoreBatman: The Long Halloween, Part Two Blu-ray Review: Filled with Enjoyable Tricks and Treats
Tim Sheridan’s script does a great job handing a myriad of distinct characters and keeping them engaging for the viewer.
Read More[Updated] Superman: The Complete Animated Series Remastered for 25th Anniversary; Coming October 26
The box set features nearly 21 hours of entertainment spread over six Blu-ray discs.
Read MoreThe Suicide Squad Movie Review: A Top-tier Title in the DC Extended Universe
James Gunn makes a movie for those with a dark sense of humor who are ready for a bit of the old ultraviolence.
Read MoreSmallville: The Complete Series 20th Anniversary Edition Soars onto Blu-ray for the First Time on 10/19/21
This set for the ultimate fan features all 218 episodes along with over 28 hours of bonus features from all 10 incredible seasons.
Read MoreBatman: The Long Halloween, Part One Blu-ray Review: Gotham for the Holidays
Although it’s only half of the overall story, Part One is an enjoyable addition to the DC Universe Movie series and will surely make one seek out Part Two.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Home Entertainment Announces Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Determined to ensure Superman’s ultimate sacrifice was not in vain, Bruce Wayne aligns forces with Diana Prince with plans to recruit a team of metahumans to protect the world from an approaching threat of catastrophic proportions.
Read MoreBatman: The Long Halloween, Part Two Arrives July 27 on Digital and August 10 on Blu-ray
The feature-length animated film will be accompanied by the latest DC Showcase animated short, Blue Beetle.
Read MoreJustice Society: World War II Blu-ray Review: A Superb Superhero Movie
It’s good to see DC shine a spotlight on other characters aside from the Big Two, especially when the stories are so well done.
Read MoreBatman: The Long Halloween, Part One Coming June 22, 2021 to Blu-ray & Digital
Few cases have ever tested the wits of the World’s Greatest Detective like the mystery behind the Holiday Killer.
Read MoreHarley Quinn: The Complete First And Second Seasons Blu-ray Review: Very Adult, Very Funny
Remember back in the day when you were a child and you could turn on the television and watch Saturday morning cartoons? They were silly and fun and filled with cartoon violence of anvils dropping on people, or of getting hit by a truck only to see stars or tweeting birds circling their heads. Harley…
Read MoreStargirl: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: A Stellar Season
Although there’s been a glut of superhero TV shows the past few years, Stargirl feels fresh and is executed so well on all fronts.
Read MoreSuperman: Man of Tomorrow Blu-ray Review: A Hero Grows in Metropolis
Although as a longtime Superman fan I could do without yet another origin story, this iteration by screenwriter Tim Sheridan is an interesting take.
Read MoreWonder Woman: The Complete Series Blu-ray Review: Warner Bros. Brings Us Exactly What We Need
It’s the commentary by Lynda Carter on the pilot and a Season Three episode that are the gems to discover here.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Silver Age Sundays, Volume 2 (1963-1966)
The final volume in the Superman Sunday Comics series is uneven and unpredictable, but ultimately a good time.
Read MoreWatchmen (2019): An HBO Limited Series Blu-ray Review: An Instant Classic
Damon Lindeloff strikes gold with a seemingly impossible project.
Read MoreSuperman: Red Son 4K UHD Review: It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Communist
Mark Millar’s classic comic book proves to be more relevant than ever in this animated adaptation.
Read MoreBirds of Prey Movie Review: A Chaotic Breath of Fresh Air in the DCEU
With its swing-for-the-fences filmmaking and dynamite acting, Birds of Prey flies pretty sky high.
Read MoreJoker Blu-ray Review: A Gritty Origin Story for Batman’s Most Iconic Villain
Joaquin Phoenix delivers a strong performance as the Clown Prince of Crime.
Read MoreTV Review: The Flash: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 3’
What did you think of the Crisis cliffhanger? Do you agree with Gordon and Shawn?
Read MoreTV Review: Batwoman: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 2’
“Finding Paragons is a boring side quest. And I don’t really get the purpose as it relates to the story.” Shawn Bourdo
Read MoreTV Review: Supergirl: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 1’
“Am really curious where the story goes from here and to see some of the things already leaked to the press.” Gordon S. Miller
Read MoreDoom Patrol: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: Seriously Weird
In a culture that seems more homogenized every day, it’s wonderful to see something completely different, which makes this well worth the watching.
Read MoreDC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Fourth Season Blu-ray Review: Legendary Fun
This series keeps getting better and better.
Read MoreThe Flash (2014): The Complete Fifth Season Blu-ray Review: Slow It Down, Flash!
Five seasons in, “The Flash” is starting to run out of ideas, but it is still my favorite show in the Arrowverse.
Read MoreBatman: Hush 4K Ultra HD Review: The Bat, the Cat, and Villains Aplenty
One of the stronger DCU animated films, in spite of some changes to the original story.
Read MoreBatman Begins Movie Review: A Hero Reborn
Nolan’s use of realism adds to the film’s quality.
Read MoreShazam! (2019) Blu-ray Review: DC Makes a Marvelous Movie
Currently my favorite of the DCEU, it is an absolute treat and a refreshing take on the genre.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Golden Age Dailies 1947-1949 by Alvin Schwartz, Wayne Boring, et al.
A fine collection of post-war Superman dailies where the Man of Steel finds a series of problems more domestic in nature.
Read MoreBatman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Blu-ray Review: Fun, If Over-packed, Crossover Event
The mutant turtles join the Caped Crusader as Foot ninjas descend on Gotham city.
Read MoreAquaman Blu-ray Review: The Man Who Would Be Sea King
The movie covers familiar territory in a thrilling manner.
Read MoreReign of the Supermen Blu-ray Review: Too Much Story Compressed into a Small Amount of Time
Enjoyable but not as much as it should have been.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Silver Age Sundays, Volume 1 (1959-1963)
Extremely entertaining and occasionally quite troubling, these stories are the groundwork for the Superman myth.
Read MoreJustice League: Throne of Atlantis: Commemorative Edition Blu-ray Review: Not All Heroes Wear Capes
A good introduction of Aquaman into this iteration of the Justice League.
Read MoreTeen Titans GO! to the Movies Blu-ray Review: Doesn’t Quite Capture the Essence of the TV Show
While I was entertained, the film fell a little flat.
Read MoreDC’s Legends of Tomorrow: Season Three Blu-ray Review: Legendary Television
This series keeps getting better and better.
Read MoreThe Flash (2014): The Complete Fourth Season Blu-ray Review: Faster than Ever
You don’t have to be a speedster to enjoy this series in a flash.
Read MoreBlack Lightning: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: A Realistic Feel to a Show About Superheroes
Being a fan of all the CW superhero shows, I quickly found Black Lightning stood out as my favorite.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Golden Age Newspaper Dailies (1944-1947)
The latest volume of Superman dailies tackles the end of World War II and beyond.
Read MoreBatman Ninja Blu-ray Review: East Meets West
Japanese anime creators play in the DC sandbox.
Read MoreSuicide Squad: Hell to Pay Blu-ray Review: Engaging with Exciting Twists and Turns
I enjoyed this movie so much more than the live action film.
Read MoreJustice League (2017) Blu-ray Review: The DC Extended Universe Is Heading in the Right Direction
It leaves fans looking forward to the next film in the DC franchise.
Read MoreBatman: Gotham by Gaslight Blu-ray Review: The Steampunk World’s Greatest Detective
While it’s an above average DCU animated film, it’s best for viewers with no knowledge of its superior comic book source.
Read MoreAdventures of Captain Marvel (1941) Blu-ray Review: For Loads of Fun, Just Say “Shazam!”
Kino Lorber gives the Blu-ray treatment to Republic’s most popular serial.
Read MoreBook Review: Justice League: The Art of the Film by Abbie Bernstein
As nice as this book looks, it still looks like the Justice League movie.
Read MoreSuperman: The Movie – Extended Cut & Special Edition 2-Film Collection Blu-ray Review: A DC Miracle
The Warner Archive Collection soars with this rare, three-hour TV cut of Richard Donner’s superhero classic.
Read MoreDC Universe Original Movies: 10th Anniversary Collection Bonus Disc Review
If this ever becomes available for sale individually, DC fans would enjoy it.
Read MoreSuperman / Batman: Apocalypse Blu-ray Review: Destined to Be a Fan Favorite
It’s great to see so much effort put into delivering a robust and informative package.
Read MoreBatman: Under the Red Hood Blu-ray Review: Pays off Better Than Expected
With a strong story, quality art, and a very good audio track, Batman: Under the Red Hood is recommend for fans of the character.
Read MoreJustice League Action: SuperPowers Unite Season 1 Part 1 DVD Review: More Action, Less Filler
It’s like eating your dessert without having dinner.
Read MoreWonder Woman (2017) Blu-ray Review: Entertaining, Uplifting, and Empowering
The viewer is invested because the good guys are compelling, thanks to the writing, and charming, thanks to the cast.
Read MoreDC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: Much Stronger and More Coherent Than Season One
Facing off against the Legion Of Doom may not be good for the world, but it makes for an exciting adventure.
Read MoreBatman and Harley Quinn Blu-ray Review: Poison, But Not the Ivy Kind
Bruce Timm disrespects his Harley Quinn creation in this sophomoric travesty.
Read MoreBook Review: Wonder Woman: The Art and Making of the Film by Sharon Gosling
Like the film, this book is warm and inviting, strong and bold, and pretty damn awesome.
Read MoreGotham (2014): The Complete Third Season Blu-ray Review: A Look at the Dark Underbelly of One of the Comic World’s Most Famous Cities
Gotham’s characters get one step closer to their comic-book versions.
Read MoreBook Review: Batman: A Celebration of the Classic TV Series by Bob Garcia and Joe Desris
A book no Bat-fan of the series should be without.
Read MoreKiss of Death (1947) / Edge of Eternity (1959) Blu-rays Review: Homicidal Tendencies
Twilight Time brings us two remarkable, unforgettable, trend-setting thrillers from yesteryear in two equally beautifully transfers.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Golden Age Newspaper Dailies (1942-1944)
New Library of American Comics collection of World War II era daily newspaper Superman comic strips shows why the the superhero stayed on the home front instead of the battlefield.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Atomic Age Sundays, Volume 2 (1953-1956)
An important and worthwhile historical artifact, even if it is my least favorite one so far.
Read MoreBook Review: Batman: The Silver Age Newspaper Comics Vol. 3, 1969-1972
Final collection of Silver Age Batman daily comic strips finds our hero in decline due to diminishing publication and artistic changes.
Read MoreBest Comic Releases of 2016
With 2016 at its long overdue close, it’s time for me to tell you what I considered the best releases in the world of comics and graphic novels.
Read MoreBook Review: The Art and Making of The Flash by Abbie Bernstein
It feels like a special feature found on a Blu-ray or DVD.
Read MoreComic Book Review: Motor Crush #1 by Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, and Babs Tarr
Batgirl of Burnside creative team now releases Motor Crush from Image Comics.
Read MoreTV Review: Legends of Tomorrow: ‘Invasion!’
The Sentries’ responses are mixed.
Read MoreTV Review: Arrow: ‘Invasion!’
“Tell Felicity this isn’t ‘the Best. Team-up. Ever.'” – Gordon S. Miller
Read MoreTV Review: The Flash: ‘Invasion!’
“Finally. The Superfriends are together again for the first time. And they even have their own Hall of Justice.” – Shawn Bourdo
Read MoreBook Review: Batman: Facts and Stats from the Classic TV Show by Y.Y. Flurch & Rian Hughes
Fun and colorful, just like the TV show.
Read MoreThe Flash (2014): The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: At Its Core, The Series Is a Family Drama
An entertaining show that stands out among the glut of superhero programs.
Read MoreWizard World Richmond 2016 Preview
To quote Opie Winston, “I got this.”
Read MoreLucifer: The Complete First Season DVD Review: You’re in for a Devil of a Time
Tom Ellis brings the infamously infernal Vertigo/DC Comics character to life, giving boring cop shows a fresh, much-needed twist.
Read MoreDC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: Brings the Fun Back to Comic Book-related Shows
It ties in well to the Arrowverse and may be the best comic-book show on TV right now.
Read MoreGotham (2014): The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: So Far, So Good
Warner and DC Comics’ small-screen reboot of the Batman franchise grows, leaps, and slays in great strides.
Read MoreSupergirl: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: A Lighter, Refreshing Superhero Tale
Overall, the show was entertaining, filled with good storylines, villains of the week, and an overarching story that came to a satisfying conclusion.
Read MoreSuicide Squad Movie Review: I Didn’t Care for It
Will Smith being fatherly is always kind of hot, so that gave me a few moments of happiness.
Read MoreSuicide Squad Movie Review: DC Commits Suicide with Latest Blunder
DC’s latest superhero film is heavy on action, woefully undercooked everywhere else.
Read MoreJustice League: The New Frontier DVD Review: An Adventure Worth Exploring
Good, superhero fun, but it noticeably falls short of the greatness it strives for.
Read MoreJustice League vs. Teen Titans Blu-ray Review: That’s So Raven, Damian
Weak plotting in the first half undermines a terrific final act.
Read MoreBook Review: Batman V Superman — Dawn of Justice: The Art of the Film by Peter Aperlo
A highly detailed look at the art of this superhero blockbuster.
Read MoreBook Review: Batman V Superman — Dawn of Justice: Tech Manual by Adam Newell and Sharon Gosling
This new book details the technology in the film belonging to Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.
Read MoreThoughtful & Abstract: DC TV
“For every Human Target that comes and goes without notice, there will be a Constantine that leaves far too early.” – Shawn
Read MoreBatman: The Television Series: The Complete Third Season DVD Review: And Batgirl Makes Three
One of the best TV series to bring a comic book to life because of its writing, cinematography, and production design.
Read MoreThe Flash (2014): The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: Check This Series Out as Fast as You Can
An exciting superhero series worth watching.
Read MoreArrow: The Complete Third Season Blu-ray Review: An Exciting Ride for Starling City’s Most Famous Archer
Oliver Queen makes some tough choices in the excellent third season of Arrow.
Read MoreGotham (2014): The Complete First Season DVD Review: Jim Gordon Steps Up to Bat
Warner Bros. and DC Comics’ prequel series is good bloody fun – even if it does feature Jada Pinkett Smith.
Read MoreLEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Attack of the Legion of Doom! Review: A Surefire Success for Your Household
LEGOs + Superheroes = the Best of All Possible Worlds.
Read MoreBatman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem Blu-ray Review: The Joker is Back to Take Over the World
…and give Batman another exciting adventure.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Atomic Age Sundays, Volume 1 (1949-1953)
Super shenanigans, madcap hijinks and tomfoolery… they sure don’t make Men of Steel like this anymore.
Read MoreJustice League: Gods and Monsters Blu-ray Review: A Lot of Sizzle Without a Lot at Stake
A dark and gritty alternative to the bleak and dreary comics.
Read MoreBatman: The Television Series: The Second Season Part Two DVD Review: Back to the Batshow!
For any Bat collector who doesn’t already have them, this is a must-own.
Read MoreBatman Unlimited: Animal Instincts Blu-ray Combo Pack Review: A Forgettable Adventure
Might be best for younger kids who are mainly interested in watching lots of different heroes and villains fighting it out.
Read MoreTeen Titans Go!: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: Polarizing Superhero Hijinks
The Muppet Babies of the DC Universe.
Read MoreTeen Titans Go!: Appetite for Disruption DVD Review: Young Superheroes’ Bratty Beginnings
Kids and adults (and tweens especially) will enjoy the fun, fast-paced episodes.
Read MoreBatman: The Television Series: The Second Season Part One DVD Review: Holy Classic TV Comedy!
It would be a crime not to own this.
Read MoreBatman: The Brave and the Bold: The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: Great Teamwork on and off Screen
Also highly recommended for comic book fans.
Read MoreBook Review: Wonder Woman: The Complete Newspaper Strips 1944-1945 by William Moulton Marston & Harry G. Peters
IDW and the Library of American Comics give us a wonderful collection from the Golden Age.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Golden Age Sundays (1946-1949)
Sometimes goofy, occasionally deadly, and always exciting, it’s Superman as you may not have seen him before.
Read MoreBook Review: DC Comics Super-Villains: The Complete Visual History by Daniel Wallace
They are bad no matter how they are drawn.
Read MoreYoung Justice Blu-ray Review: A Super(hero) Show from Warner Archive
While using teenage main characters could have led to a series best suited for children, the realistic characters and smartly plotted stories make it accessible for all.
Read MoreTV Review: The Flash (2014): ‘City of Heroes’
Recommend for superhero fans.
Read MoreBatman: Assault on Arkham Blu-ray Review: Better than Its Straight to Video Release Implies
Who needs Batman when you’ve got the Suicide Squad?
Read MoreBatman: The Brave and the Bold: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review: Action and Comedy Make a Great Team
Highly recommended for comic-book fans.
Read MoreThe New Adventures of Superman: Seasons 2 & 3 DVD Review: Worth Buying for Fans
In 1966, Filmation brought the Man of Steel to television in the first animated version made specifically for the small screen.
Read MoreGreen Lantern: The Animated Series Blu-ray Review: Don’t Let It Escape Your Sight
Get yourself a copy and make your friends green with envy.
Read MoreBook Review: Superman: The Silver Age Newspaper Dailies, Volume 2: 1961-1963: Super-Ridiculous, Super-Fun
A terrific collection of strips that would otherwise be lost to the world.
Read MoreBook Review: Batman: The Silver Age Newspaper Comics, Volume One: 1966-1967
A welcome addition to any Batfan’s library.
Read MoreOff-the-Wall TV Shows from the Warner Archive DVDs Review: Heroes and Fathers Galore
The Search for Jimmy Stewart’s Courtship of Superboy.
Read MoreDC Comics Super Heroes: The Filmation Adventures Volume 1 DVD Review: They Cannot Be Beat
I gotta say, these Filmation Adventures are a lot of fun.
Read MoreDC Comics Superheroes: The Filmation Adventures, Vol. 1 DVD Review: A Peppy Blast from the Past
Watch the Flash, Green Lantern, and the Atom battle evil-doers in this collection of animated adventures from 1967.
Read MoreBeware the Batman: Shadows of Gotham, Season 1 Part 1 DVD Review: A New Take On An Old Character
They decided to make some pretty big changes in order to set themselves apart.
Read MoreJustice League: War Blu-ray Review: Take a Walk on the Darkseid
Great action but not much story.
Read MoreJustice League: The Flashpoint Paradox Blu-ray Review: A Flash in the Pan
What should have been a showcase for the talents and entertainment value of the Scarlet Speedster lags far behind his potential.
Read MoreRobot Chicken: DC Comics Special Blu-ray Review: Aquaman’s Identity Crisis
Robot Chicken focuses on the DC Universe for laughs.
Read MoreMan of Steel (2013) Movie Review: Man of Action, but Little Thought
A Superman I don’t completely recognize and I’m okay with that.
Read MoreLEGO Batman: The Movie – DC Super Heroes Unite Blu-ray Review: Holy Bricks, Batman!
Feature-length film expands on the story of the Lego Batman 2 videogame.
Read MoreBatman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 2 Blu-ray Review: Supes vs. Bats, We All Win
Faithful adaptation of Frank Miller’s classic comic book delivers epic clash of the superhero titans.
Read MoreYoung Justice: Invasion: Destiny Calling DVD Review: The Students Have Finally Become the Masters
If you’re a fan of the DC world or just like a good story, then this series will not disappoint.
Read MoreBatman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 Blu-ray Review: A Great Adaptation of Frank Miller’s Work
The plot is faithful, the animation outstanding, and the voice acting impressive.
Read MoreGreen Lantern: The Animated Series: Season One Part One DVD Review: Great Writing Makes the Visuals Tolerable
It’s not easy being green.
Read MoreYoung Justice: Dangerous Secrets DVD Review: Offers Something for Everyone
Season one finally comes to a conclusion and doesn’t disappoint.
Read MoreThe Dark Knight Movie Review: Raised the Bar on What Superhero Movies Can Be
There is something to please everyone.
Read MoreJustice League: Doom Blu-ray Review: Action Triumphs over Plot
Plenty of action, but not much in the way of story or character development.
Read MoreBatman: Year One Two-Disc DVD Review: Rise of the Bat
So similar to the original comic book it might as well be a motion comic.
Read MoreAll-Star Superman Blu-ray Review: You Will Believe a Man Can Die
An action-packed adventure that has something to offer even to those who aren’t fans of the character.
Read MoreGreen Lantern: First Flight (Two-Disc Special Edition) DVD Review: A Huge Opportunity Lost
Full of enough action to please the kids, the story will do nothing to endear adults to these animated features.
Read MoreWonder Woman (2009) (Two-Disc Special Edition) DVD Review: The Iconic Character Deserves Better
It’s a wonder this got made considering how many bad choices the creative team made.
Read MoreSuperman: Doomsday DVD Review: It Over Simplifies and Trivializes this Brilliant Story
The Special Feature documentary “Requiem and Rebirth: Superman Lives!” makes this DVD worth the purchase price.
Read MoreBatman: Gotham Knight (Two-Disc Special Edition) DVD Review: Deserves a Spot in the Pantheon of Animated Superhero Offerings
A worthy addition to your DVD shelf, especially if you’re a big Batman fan.
Read MoreSuperman / Batman: Public Enemies Blu-ray Review: A Lot of Comic-Book Fun
It’s a good team-up story, and there’s plenty of action.
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