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For the 30th anniversary of The Death of Superman, DC is celebrating in the biggest way imaginable—by killing off every member of the Justice League. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Green Arrow, Hawkgirl, Aquaman, Green…

| As we have allowed it to develop, the world itself may be the actual greatest villain in One-Star Squadron #5, a masterful showcase of emotion, misdirection, and guilt amongst brightly colored characters. As the synthetic man Red Tornado…

The world is dedicated to franchising, and every day it seems like a popular new game sweeps through the cultural landscape. Major brands exist not so much to create consumers as to consume audiences. Tech billionaires and acclaimed…

The first five episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds were screened for this review. If you want to remain completely spoiler-free for SNW, stop reading now. For best results, cue theremin now. Bruce Horak as Hemmer Photo Cr: James…

DC joins the world in mourning the loss of Neal Adams, one of the most acclaimed artists to have contributed to the comic book industry. DC Publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee, who has drawn quite a few Batman stories of his own,…

| The Multiverse was a tricky business even before it really existed.  Marvel brought its Golden Age characters back slowly after the debut of Fantastic Four #1 launched the Marvel Universe for the Silver Age.  Captain America was…

We are oversaturated with depictions of the infamous murder of Batman’s parents. What was once one of the most iconic sequences in comic book history is now so completely played out that when Matt Reeves’ The Batman declined to rehash it…

CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. In the early 21st Century, Catherine Zeta-Jones burst onto the Hollywood scene, and made quite a…

Among the impeccable and star-studded cast of Harry Potter, which includes some of the greatest actors of our generation (see: Dame Maggie Smith, Warwick Davis, Michael Gambon and the late Alan Rickman and John Hurt), there are few who have…