Stjepan Sejic writes and illustrates Harleen; one of the best comics I’ve ever read.
Working as a more up-to-date origin story for Dr. Harleen Quinzel, ‘Harleen’ details the beginnings of a very dangerous relationship.
Read more "What I’m Reading – ‘Harleen’ by Stjepan Sejic"After the high concept shenanigans of last week’s episode, this week’s episode of Doctor Who was a seemingly straight forward affair; part ghost story, part famous-historical-figure episode.
As the episode went on, however, it became clear that maybe it wasn’t as straight forward as it first seemed.
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Read more "What I’m Reading – ‘Batman and Robin Vol. 1: Batman Reborn’ by Grant Morrison"Team TARDIS are split up this week, as The Doc drops off the group for a return trip to Sheffield. And this episode has what you’ve come to expect from Doctor Who; science fiction nonsense, spectacle, aliens and monsters (some of the best we’ve had in a while too). But it’s far more concerned with the well-being of the companions, something the show all too rarely touches upon. And we discover that when these guys aren’t battling intergalactic threats, they’re fighting their own demons back home.
Read more "Doctor Who – ‘Can You Hear Me?’ Review"Tom Hanks plays Fred Rogers in a film that is far from being a straight-up biopic.
Read more "A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood (2019) Review and Discussion"Like practically every 90’s kid, we got scooped up in the hype train that was Harry Potter. From the books to the films, that world was amazing. We all saw each film at the cinema over the years and suddenly it was over. While it was still an interesting world, the magic of it fizzled a little bit. So we thought it was time for a reappraisal.
Read more "We Just (Re-)Watched… Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone"The universe-shattering events of last week take a backseat, as The Doc tries to once again save the human race from a problem that they’ve kinda got themselves into.
We should’ve been more careful with those micro plastics, guys.
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