Welcome back to Rewatching Smallville, my weekly dive into the iconic series that explores Clark Kent’s journey before becoming Superman. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the show, you’re invited to join in each Tuesday as I revisit episodes and share my thoughts and observations. Be sure to share your own memories and … Continue reading Rewatching Smallville – Episode 71
The Flash
Blitz: Zoom’s Devastating Attack on Wally West and His Loved Ones
How Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins Crafted The Flash's Most Psychologically Brutal Story In the pantheon of superhero comics, few storylines achieve the rare feat of being both critically acclaimed and genuinely disturbing. Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins' "Blitz" arc from The Flash vol. 2 (#197-200, 2003-2004) stands as a masterclass in psychological horror disguised … Continue reading Blitz: Zoom’s Devastating Attack on Wally West and His Loved Ones
The Trial of the Flash: Examining Barry Allen’s Legal Drama and Its Lasting Impact
In the annals of comic book history, few storylines have left as lasting an impact as "The Trial of the Flash." This epic saga, which unfolded over approximately two years in the pages of The Flash, pushed the boundaries of superhero storytelling and explored complex themes of justice, morality, and the consequences of heroic actions. … Continue reading The Trial of the Flash: Examining Barry Allen’s Legal Drama and Its Lasting Impact
Comic Book Crossovers
Hey there, fellow comic book enthusiasts! If you're anything like me, you've probably spent countless hours engrossed in the thrilling, vibrant pages of your favorite DC Comics. The world of superheroes and supervillains is as vast as it is captivating, and one of the most exciting aspects of this universe is the epic crossovers that … Continue reading Comic Book Crossovers
22 Movies I’m Anticipating in 2022
The last time I did a list like this was in January of 2020. Pretty sure only a couple of those movies actually released in theaters that year. Several of those movies, I still have not seen. So I didn't think it was worth it to put together a list of movies to anticipate in … Continue reading 22 Movies I’m Anticipating in 2022
A to Z Challenge – XS
Welcome to the 2021 A to Z Challenge! My theme this year is DC Comics. And that’s mostly because of my undying affection for the comic book characters and stories that I grew up reading in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. So stay tuned all month to (maybe) learn a little something about 26 corners … Continue reading A to Z Challenge – XS
A to Z Challenge – The Flash
Welcome to the 2021 A to Z Challenge! My theme this year is DC Comics. And that’s mostly because of my undying affection for the comic book characters and stories that I grew up reading in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. So stay tuned all month to (maybe) learn a little something about 26 corners … Continue reading A to Z Challenge – The Flash
Why Don’t Superheroes Stay Dead?
Earlier today, as a part of this month's A to Z Challenge, I wrote a post about Doomsday, the creature/being that killed Superman in the now classic Death of Superman storyline of the early 1990s. In response to that post, our blogging friend T asked why people always die and come back to life in … Continue reading Why Don’t Superheroes Stay Dead?
What I Thought of DC Fandome
Warning: This will be one of the geekiest posts I have ever written. I will not apologize for it. You have been warned. Kids, this weekend the folks over at DC Entertainment presented their big deal virtual replacement of Comic Con with DC Fandome. With COVID-19 being what it has been this year, the annual … Continue reading What I Thought of DC Fandome
After Seeing Justice League
I'm just gonna say it up front. I liked it. I know a lot of people won't. I've come to accept that I live in a world where the majority of moviegoers believe that the people at Marvel can do no wrong and the people at DC can do no right. And I think I've … Continue reading After Seeing Justice League
The Confusing Middle 