Grieving can be a lengthy process – especially when you’re one of the X-Men. Superheroes are renowned for clinging onto their mourning trauma for decades
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Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 9: DWYCK (2016) – Review
While Luke Cage has been doing its part to push boundaries within the MCU, recent episodes have also shown us some of the show’s weaknesses
X-Men ’97 – Season 2, Episode 5: Weapon X, Lies And DVDs (2026) – Review
After quartet of episodes that saw us witness the X-Men dumped all over time, the origin of Apocalypse and the epic murder of Magneto, it
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 8: Blowin’ Up The Spot (2016) – Review
With the death of Cornell “Cottonmouth” Stokes at the hands of his outraged cousin, Mariah, we find that the show of Luke Cage has suddenly
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 7: Manifest (2016) – Review
Surprises are good. They shock us out of lethargy, keeps us on our toes and helps us not to get too complacent with things as
X-Men ’97 – Season 2, Episode 4: Rise Of Apocalypse – Part 2 (2026) – Review
While the X-Men each display a dazzling list of abilities, one of their largest strengths seems to be able to pull off a big finish
X-Men ’97 – Season 2, Episode 3: Rise Of Apocalypse – Part 1 (2026) – Review
As we reach the final installment of X-Men ’97’s three-episode premiere, we finally catch up with those last, time-displaced, members of the X-Men. Not that
X-Men ’97 – Season 2, Episode 2: A Force To Be Reckoned With (2026) – Review
Probably one of the best virtues of the original animated series was how it mimicked the sprawling, storytelling style of Chris Claremont’s game changing story
X-Men ’97 – Season 2, Episode 1: Days Of Past Future (2026) – Review
While debate still rages about whether the MCU can ever get back to those former, glory days, there’s an argument to be made that their
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 6: Suckas Need Bodyguards (2016) – Review
With another episode of Luke Cage hitting the streets, there’s a sense that the show – while still as solid as the main character’s ribcage
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 5: Just To Get A Rep (2016) – Review
After our trip to flashbackville, it’s time to get our asses back to Harlem of the present day to catch up on the ever growing
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 4: Step In The Arena (2016) – Review
Ah yes, the good old, tried and true origin story. Every hero gets one, it seems, as it’s a time honored tradition in comic book
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 3: Who’s Gonna Take The Weight? (2016) – Review
After the last episode managed to get the Luke Cage experience down cold, it’s now up to the rest of the season to maintain it,
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 2: Code Of The Streets (2016) – Review
Three seasons into Netflix’s Marvel universe have already taught me to be somewhat wary. While Daredevil and Jessica Jones both had dizzying highs that genuinely
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 1: Moment Of Truth (2016) – Review
It’s worth mentioning that in only three seasons of television, the Netflix arm of the Marvel Cinematic Universe had managed to deliver more diversity in
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 8: The Man In The Mask (2026) – Review
Well, after plenty of fights, a spot of illegal experimentation and a whole bunch of booze, we’ve finally reached the end of the crazy adventures
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 7: Nobody’s Hero (2026) – Review
As Kirby’s Bondian opening theme swells out of our speakers for the penultimate time, there’s a real sense that Spider-Noir has fully hit its stride
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 6: Nightmare On A Gurney (2026) – Review
While I’ve been loving the deranged take on 30s Film Noir stylings that Spider-Noir has been furnishing us with, the little segue into freakish, mutant
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 5: Betrayal (2026) – Review
Anyone familiar with the ins and outs of the type of behavior usually seen within the confines of Film Noir will know that the title
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 4: A Mistake I’ll Never Make Again (2026) – Review
As the adventures of Spider-Noir weave entertainingly back and forth between superhero slug fests and noirish brooding, we find the show hitting its midway point