November 21st, 2016
Not dead!
Reviewed The Venture Bros. Season 6 over at toonzone, and I reviewed Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie here.
Dapperly dressed, dapper dressing downer.
Not dead!
Reviewed The Venture Bros. Season 6 over at toonzone, and I reviewed Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie here.
“Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie”
BluRay available from Discotek
Ryu is a lone wolf, wandeing the world in search for the perfect fight and more power. His combat power is off the charts, and it’s the desire of Shadowlaw’s leader M. Bison to capture and corrupt him into his world-domination schemes. Ryu’s not interested in working for the psycho power in charge of this evil organization, and he’s not the only one against him.…
chadbonin asked: Five years of DC Comics special events (2017-2022) have landed in your lap. What are their names and one-sentence pitches?
The Rising Storm (2017)
A pair of rival alien races from another universe have brought their war into the DC Universe, inspiring a group of hybrids to come out into the open in this age of heroes, whether they want to or not.
Legacy of Steel (2018)
Mr. Oz’s interest in the Supermen is finally uncovered, and the ramifications of his revelations, including fates of lost and forgotten heroes, will forever change the way you know the origins of Superman from his birth to the future.
The Colony (2019)
The Order of Owls has become divided thanks to a new Grandmaster, Dick Grayson, whose loyal adherents formed the Colony of Bats, raising the ire of his mentor, the Batman, and possibly breaking up the “Bat-Family.”
The Watchers (2020)
History is still correcting itself, heroes and villains are displaced from their homeworlds, universes are about to collide, and the watchers decide where their loyalties are in regards to the worlds’ greatest heroes when they finally reveal themselves to their worlds.
Redefined (2021-22)
After the Flashpoint, the Convergence, and the Rebirth, the universes of DC Entertainment have been redefined thanks to an influx of new heroes, new threats, and, of course, the icons that will outlast us all.
Good news meaning I’ll be slightly more active (oddly enough) soon, but hey, I reviewed the pilot movie for Voltron: Legendary Defender at toonzone.
Small update, but my review of Daimidaler: The Complete Series (BluRay) has been posted on toonzone.
I’m still alive, I promise. If you’ve kept an eye on my Twitter, you may have seen that I’ve posted some things without actually mentioning them here.
- Deathwatch! The New 52 Superman is probably going to die, and I’m covering it issue by issue: Superman #51 is up.
- I reviewed Please Tell Me! Galko-chan and Zelda Picross.
Small update: so, while I’ve found myself with some free time, I’ve been tooling around in Super Mario Maker for relaxation. Go check out the courses I’ve made!
To pair with the theatrical release date, my review of The Boy and The Beast hit toonzone yesterday.
Quickie: added Bachelor On The Prowl and Plain Jane’s Prince Charming to my freelance history.