The focus on Thanos single-handedly saves Avengers: Infinity War from becoming the overstuffed mess many feared and lends the film a relentless action pace more akin to Mad Max: Fury Road than a superhero blockbuster.
Scarlet Rue returns at a time when corruption and revolution parallel ongoing real-world relevance.
A not-so-memorable marriage of Batman and Catwoman with memorable implications.
Upheavals in the DC Universe unleash a new chaos for the Justice League, but only to a point.
A sane Joker's deconstruction of Batman enters uncharted territory, but the endgame still has plenty to prove.
Royalty, duty, and civil war throughout Atlantis gives Mera a chance to show why she's a worthy queen.
Wonder Woman's long lost brother comes onto the scene and she gains a new enemy in Silver Swan in this issue, but the drama is pretty lightweight.
Comics film Blade: Trinity ended the once-promising Blade series on a low note and, in a way, closed the first chapter of the Marvel film boom.
Jack Napier, aka the Joker, exposes the joke in Batman's methods without cracking a smile.
Geoff Johns and Gary Frank gamble on the sacred status of Watchmen and it pays off.
Frank Miller locates our tragedy and warps it into his own brutal beauty.
The delightfully cheesy and entertaining conclusion to Zack Snyder's superhero opus makes the rest of this listless, disjointed film all the more infuriating.
Slugfest offers a fascinating look behind the scenes, detailing the treachery and real-life good vs. evil scenarios being played out between the twin giants of comics, DC and Marvel.
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