While I thoroughly enjoyed the first episode of John From Cincinnati, I think it’s also pretty clear that this show isn’t going to become HB...

Morrison continues his journey through the Superman mythos with a stop at Lex Luthor, who lectures Clark Kent on the nature of Superman. Thi...

“The Superman/Jimmy Olsen War” is the weakest issue of the series yet, but it’s still fun and stylish in the way that only Morrison and Quit...

Confusions of an Unmarried Couple is a snappy indie film made by the Butler brothers, who split writing, directing, editing, cinematographi...

After coming home from college, I subscribed to HBO. The primary reason for this was the need to see the last episode of The Sopranos as it ...

“Made in America” wasn’t exactly an epic conclusion, but, like a lot of series finales, it’s a perfect summation of the series’ message, and...

“Sweet Dreams, Superwoman” is another really fun issue that manages to seamlessly mix over the top Silver Age craziness with real, emotional...

This issue brings the initial arc to a close in a less than spectacular fashion. At this point, the novelty of having new Buffy in comics fo...

By way of summarizing the series, I’m going to go through my top ten Sopranos episodes. It’s a lot tougher to do that with this show than wi...

“The Blue Comet” is an interesting episode because it’s simultaneously exactly what you’d expect and totally unexpected. After Tony was shot...

After reading three issues, what strikes me most about the series is the way Grant simultaneously manages to make it goofy fun and smart and...

Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely have arguably the best partnership in the history of comics, perfectly complimenting each other and produci...

I go to a lot of shows and most of them are entertaining enough, but a lot of the time, the audience seems disinterested in the goings on, s...

The series comes to an end with its best episode and a decent one. 'The Path of Sorrows' is the first episode that really hints at a...