Superhero Comics
Book
A complete guide to the history, form and contexts of the genre, Superhero Comics helps readers...
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Frank Miller, Klaus Janson and Lynn Varley
Book
Written by Frank Miller; Art and Cover by Miller and Klaus Janson It is ten years after an aging...
WGN-TV Chicago Weather
Weather and News
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When in doubt, Chicago turns to WGN-TV chief meteorologist Tom Skilling and his team to understand...
Lego DC: Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (2020)
Movie
Lego DC: Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (2020) 10-year-old Billy Batson shouts a single word and,...
Lego Dc Shazam Justice League
Luke (278 KP) rated Wonder Woman (2017) in Movies
Jun 25, 2017
I enjoyed it but would not rush to rewatch it, it was also a bit on the long dragged out side of life, to the point where my wife made me jump (Scared the chris cringle out of me in the cinema) as she woke up from being put to sleep at the end.
David McK (3832 KP) rated Superman: Birthright in Books
Jan 30, 2019
Thinking about it, I think that knowledge comes from the Christopher Reeve Superman films, and the more recent TV series Smallville.
That TV series was still running when this graphic novel series was released.
This goes back to Superman's earliest days in Metropolis, with a brief flash-back to his high school Smallville days, to present a new take on the origin of the character - Jimmy Olsen? Check. Ma and Pa Kent? Check. Perry White? Check. Lois Lane? Check. Lex Luthor? Also check!
As such, I found this an interesting take on the character, with some dynamic action sequences and some stand-out visuals (Clark Kent soaring over a herd of stampeding Zebra's, for instance).
Man of Steel (2013)
Movie Watch
A young boy learns that he has extraordinary powers and is not of this Earth. As a young man, he...
Ladyhawke (1985)
Movie Watch
In medieval times, a youthful pickpocket befriends a strange knight who is on a mysterious quest....
David McK (3832 KP) rated Sword of Destiny in Books
Sep 1, 2019
As most gamers will know by now (Witcher III, anyone?), Geralt is a Witcher, who makes his living by hunting Monsters but who also follows his own moral code. While I've never (yet) played that game, I also know that Netflix have a very-soon-to-be-released series based on the character and his world, starring none other than the current incarnation of Superman (Henry Cavill).
As a result, I decided it might be worth-while reading the source material itself first, starting with The Last Wish and now moving onto this. Both those books are pretty much character studies, introducing some key characters in Geralt's life who I'm sure will play larger roles in the full-length novels.
Liên Quân Mobile eSports - Garena
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Garena Liên Quân Mobile là game mobile eSports đỉnh cao của dòng game MOBA 5v5 phổ biến...


