If one thing Daredevil has managed to become famous for – other than creating an impossibly gritty world for its titular hero to run around
Category: Review
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 3: No Good Deed (2018) – Review
As we forge ahead into the continuous disintegration of Matt Murdock, it’s good to know people that after two seasons and a spinoff, the show
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 2: Please (2018) – Review
As we enter the second episode of the “season oneification” of Daredevil, the almost brutal attempts to return the series back to its stripped back
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 1: Resurrection (2018) – Review
The Defenders admittedly had its moments, but lets be honest, any major plot thread belonging to any of the individual super characters was promptly sped
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 8: The Defenders (2017) – Review
So, after sixty five lead up episodes spread out over five individual seasons that cover four different lead characters (not to mention the seven previous
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 7: Fish In The Jailhouse (2017) – Review
If there’s an inherent problem with the Netflix Marvel shows, it’s probably the fact that the streaming giant never seems to quite be able to
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 6: Ashes, Ashes (2017) – Review
As we hurtle toward the climax at the speed of Daredevil free falling off the side of a building, there’s a sense that The Defenders
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 5: Take Shelter (2017) – Review
Much like the fate of the world, Netflix and Marvel’s presentation of The Defenders seems to be balancing on the keen edge of a katana
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 4: Royal Dragon (2017) – Review
With its last episode, the good people behind The Defenders finally delivered that golden episode that not only realised the inherent coolness of the concept,
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 3: Worst Behaviour (2017) – Review
Maybe I’ve been a little harsh on The Defenders over the last few episodes, but I figure that if you’re going to deliver a brand
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 2: Mean Right Hook (2017) – Review
I think it’s fair to say that the first episode of Marvel’s televisual team-up, The Defenders, hardly exploded out of the blocks with it’s first
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 1: The H Word (2017) – Review
There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people to fight the battles that we never could… those people, of course, were
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 8: What If… What If…? (2024) – Review
So we’re finally at the end of What If…?, the MCU’s go-to show to keep this whole Multiverse thing ticking over until Marvel figures out
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 7: What If… The Watcher Disappeared? (2024) – Review
The end is in sight for What If…?. Not just for the season, but for the entire show itself as Marvel seems to be tying
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 6: What If… 1872? (2024) – Review
We’ve had zombies, we’ve had Kaiju and we’ve even had an adventure set in 1602, so maybe the biggest surprise about What If…? finally turning
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 5: What If… The Emergence Destroyed The Earth? (2024) – Review
If the final season of What If…? has been missing anything so far, it’s been a sense of gravitas. Out of the previous four episodes,
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 4: What If… Howard The Duck Got Hitched? (2024) – Review
It’s almost unilaterally agreed that one of the most universally derided moments of comic book movie history is that of the 1986 Howard The Duck.
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 3: What If… The Red Guardian Stopped The Winter Soldier? (2024) – Review
On the last episode of What If…?, we managed to get something of a fun double act as the fruit of the Watchers’ nosey nature
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 2: What If… Agatha Went To Hollywood? (2024) – Review
We’re only on our second episode of the final season of What If…? and it’s already pretty obvious that the bulk of the show is
What If…? – Season 3, Episode 1: What If… Hulk Fought The Mech Avengers? (2024) – Review
While the Multiverse Saga has been fairly all over the place in terms of story and consistency, an odd little bastion of calm within the