Stand ready for the arrival. Enough time has passed since the release of the last season of Invincible, so our team is ready to tackle the latest chapter in Mark Grayson’s story. We’ve covered the first two seasons already, feel free to check them out if you’re interested in reading
Greetings one and all: We’re still in the middle of our Final Fantasy XV retrospective, but have one more pitstop to make before we cover the main game, which is the subject of today piece. Kingsglaive introduced us to the world of Eos, but this is what introduced us to
Greetings one and all! This is a piece I have been meaning to get to for some time and here we are. I have written an article on the first season of Invincible, detailing what I thought of that season and on the background of the show’s creation. Feel free
While science fiction may mimic the technology of the era in which it was filmed, the genre can transport our imagination to different worlds. From Star Wars to Star Trek and so many more, there are plenty of series that can scratch that sci-fi itch. But there is one series
Comic book adaptations have experienced quite a resurgence lately. Between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Extended and Animated Universes, there are many adaptations of classic stories out there. But with so many options, some might say that the comic adaptation world is verging on oversaturation, which can make
