superheroes

Explore the very best, strongest, most powerful, and influential superheroes of all time.

Red Hood: The Hill #6 - The Climactic Finale in the Hill
Jason Todd's journey in "Red Hood: The Hill" has been a rollercoaster of challenges and dangers. Since he settled in the Hill neighborhood, Todd, as the vigilante Red Hood, has faced an endless series of madmen, megalomaniacs, and monsters. Now, the series reaches its thrilling conclusion with the sixth issue, promising a climax that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
By Alan Carlos rosaabout a year ago in Geeks
Azarea: The Guardian Behind the Glass
In a quaint town nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, there lived a girl named Azarea. By day, she was an ordinary high school student, but her classmates knew her as "The Crack"—a nickname that reflected her extraordinary intelligence and mastery of computer science. Azarea had a gift for understanding the intricate world of codes and algorithms, effortlessly solving problems that baffled even her teachers. Yet, behind her brilliance lay a secret life that no one knew about, not even her closest friends.
By lala lalegendeabout a year ago in Geeks
"The Epic Conclusion of Blood Hunt: The End of the Hunt and Its Impact on the Marvel Universe"
The Blood Hunt series from Marvel is reaching its climax with the release of its fifth issue, and fans are eagerly anticipating how the tumultuous events and intricate plotlines will unfold. Since its debut, the saga has captured attention with its tension-filled, action-packed, and twist-laden narrative. Now, with issue 5, it's time to analyze how the saga wraps up with a conclusion that promises to significantly impact the Marvel Universe.
By Alan Carlos rosaabout a year ago in Geeks
Caped Crusader
Okay…so again, as someone who has absolutely no interest in Batman but very much interest in everyone else in Gotham City we are binging our way through Caped Crusader, Prime Video’s newest animated series. So far we have been introduced to many of the major players in Gotham City including; Montoya, The Penguin, and Barbara Gordon. I am hoping that we are going to get some more of the Batfamily as this series goes on. This will be going over episodes 3 and 4. There will be 10 episodes in this first season and I really kind of already want another season.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
Caped Crusader
Yet another Batman cartoon has been released. Prime Video dropped Caped Crusader on August 1st. This first season is 10 episodes long and they dropped the entire season at once. Produced by Bruce Timm, J.J. Abrams, Matt Reeves, Daniel Pipskim and Ed Brubaker. Caped Crusader’s animation is very similar to the Animated Series style of animation, and the show starts us right in the middle of the action. We also seem to be getting a Batman costume more reminiscent of Detective Comics Batman and I love that. It’s like the only thing that hasn’t been done in Batman animation, ya know since he has 1000 animated series and Wonder Woman doesn’t have any…but I digress. So as someone who has absolutely no interest in Batman let’s watch the newest animated series.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
X-Force: A New Dawn - Mutants on the Edge of Tomorrow
Marvel's X-Force has always been the dark, gritty counterpart to the more hopeful X-Men, and the latest issue, "X-Force (2024) #1," promises to push the boundaries of this distinction further. As mutants navigate an ever-changing world, the stakes have never been higher. Let's dive into what makes this issue a must-read and how it sets the stage for a thrilling new chapter in the X-Force saga.
By Alan Carlos rosaabout a year ago in Geeks
Batman: Caped Crusader – More Batman: The Animated Series than Batman: The Animated Series?
Debuting mere weeks after Batman Returns was released in 1992, Batman: The Animated Series (Or BTAS for short) has become one of the most acclaimed takes on the Dark Knight. There have been several other animated series, including the sequel series The New Batman Adventures (same creative team, different visual style), the hit-and-miss mid-2000s series The Batman, the silver age throwback Batman: The Brave and the Bold and the grittier, CGI animated Beware the Batman. There is now a new addition to this lineup - Batman: Caped Crusader, created and executive produced by Bruce Timm, one of the lead members of the BTAS creative team. Bruce Timm has boasted that this series is “More Batman: The Animated Series than Batman: The Animated Series” and a more complete example of his vision for Batman – As Batman: Caped Crusader is aimed at older audiences, it will not have to deal with the constraints of censorship and studio interference caused by the need to please younger children or overly cautious parents.
By Rtotalmagicabout a year ago in Geeks
Batman: "Zero Year"
Batman: Zero Year is the collected series of crossover books authored by Scott Snyder and James Tynion, with artwork by Greg Capullo and Rafael Albuquerque. It reenvisions the troubled rise of the Dark Knight, from his birth at the hands of a murderous criminal in Crime Alley to his wanderings across the globe "in search of himself" (steadily training with all manner of renegade and tribe to become the physical and intellectual crime-fighting powerhouse before donning the mantle of the Caped Crusader).
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Geeks
Deadpool & Wolverine
"Whose balls did I have to fondle to get my very own movie? I can't tell you but it rhymes with Pulverine..." TL;DR: It's a sequel, and it's Deadpool. These two facts tell you everything you need to know. You will go into the film with precisely the correct level of expectation. If you're not a fan of Deadpool, you'll hate it. If you don't really like sequels, then this isn't going to blow you away. Hot tip: for best results, watch while fully awake.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Geeks
Triumphant Return: Robert Downey Jr. Rejoins the Marvel Universe
Robert Downey Jr., one of the most iconic names in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), is making a comeback that promises to excite fans everywhere. Known worldwide for his portrayal of Tony Stark, the invincible Iron Man, Downey Jr. is now set to don a new mantle. He will be playing the fearsome Doctor Doom, one of Marvel's most complex and intriguing villains. This unexpected choice marks a new chapter for the franchise and reshapes the public’s expectations for what’s to come.
By Alan Carlos rosa2 years ago in Geeks
Deadpool & Wolverine
The partnership between Deadpool and Wolverine is one of the most iconic and electrifying in the Marvel Universe, bringing together the perfect blend of sharp humor, intense action, and remarkable personalities. Despite their differences, both characters share a dark past and a regenerative healing factor that makes them nearly immortal. Let's delve deeper into these heroes and the recent cinematic collaboration that has excited fans.
By Alan Carlos rosa2 years ago in Geeks
Dr. Strange
Dr. Strange is a 1978 two-hour pilot take on the famous, nicely-costumed superhero "Sorcerer Supreme" a cornerstone of the Marvel Universe. I first read some of the exploits of the good Doctor in a reprint comic book I bought at a Walmart as a kid, but I first saw this movie even earlier, when it was rerun on cable in the late 1980s. I forever associate it in my mind with having a helluva bellyache from eating too much ice cream or some other indulgent treat.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Geeks