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TV REVIEW: Gotham Season 2, Episode 21 – A Legion of Horribles
By Megan Wilde
“A Legion of Horribles” certainly lives up to its name. There are a lot of horribles in this episode: Nygma! Firefly! Strange! Clayface! And Fish is back, bitch! This is a fun episode, if you don’t take it too seriouslyTV REVIEW: Fear the Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 6 – Sicut Cervus
By Megan Wilde
Things are getting a little weird on Fear the Walking Dead. In “Sicut Cervus,” whose title comes from the Latin for Psalm 42, the group finds the villa Victor Strand was talking about, the safe place, but it holds someCOMIC REVIEW: Aether and Empire #2 – The Status Quo
By Jeff Ayers
Writer: Mike Horan Pencils and Inks: Bong Ty Dazo Colors and Cover: Tim Yates $3.99 Blue Juice Comics Issue 2 of Aether and Empire sets the reader right back down in late 1800’s Britain, complete with cockney accents and regalTV REVIEW: Fear the Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 5 – Captive
By Megan Wilde
“Captive” is an odd episode; in some ways, it’s frustrating, and in others it’s satisfying. Some things don’t make sense, but it’s good to see Alicia and Daniel being fairly competent. If only that extended to Chris! Alas, that mostTV REVIEW: Gotham Season 2, Episode 20 – Unleashed
By Megan Wilde
This week, Gotham gets back to form with an episode that has lots going on and lots of action — and also more than the usual amount of meta, which I for one appreciate. “Unleashed” finds Azrael, well, unleashed, BruceTV REVIEW: Gotham Season 2, Episode 19 – Azrael
By Megan Wilde
The episode name, “Azrael,” doesn’t lie — we see a lot of the character in this episode. It gives us his origin, and also a decent amount of him in action. It doesn’t really move the larger plot forward aTV REVIEW: Fear the Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 4 – Blood In the Streets
By Megan Wilde
There’s a lot to discuss with this episode. “Blood in the Streets” is a departure from the usual formula of this show. It’s a very solid episode that features flashbacks and playing with time a little so that you aren’tTV REVIEW: Fear the Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 3 – Ouroboros
By Megan Wilde
This week, we find out the fate of some of the survivors of Flight 462, the series of shorts on AMC that dealt with one of the last flights out of LA before everything shut down, and the group aboardCOMIC REVIEW: Clean Room #7 – Torn Away
By Buddy Beaudoin
Writer: Gail Simone Artists: Jon Davis-Hunt, Quinton Winter, Todd Klein, Jenny Frison $3.99 Vertigo Comics Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of sitting with Clean Room’s artist, Jon Davis-Hunt. During our chat, he assured me that fans of theTV REVIEW: Fear the Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 2 – We All Fall Down
By Megan Wilde
Fear the Walking Dead is a very different show from The Walking Dead, obviously. It takes a much slower pace with things — which is not necessarily a bad thing. The slower pace helps us to experience the uncertainty ofTV REVIEW: Gotham Season 2, Episode 18 – Pinewood
By Megan Wilde
Gotham episode 18 entitled “Pinewood” is an interesting one, for many reasons. It gives us some more information — not all good — about the Waynes; it shows us a new Barbara Kean; it introduces an interesting new character, only toADVANCE COMIC REVIEW: Gutter Magic #4 – The End
By Buddy Beaudoin
Writer: Rich Douek Artists: Brett Barkley, Jules Rivera, Nic Shaw $3.99 IDW Publishing If you’ve been following along in my reviews of Gutter Magic, you will have no doubt read my expressed fear of this series running into a rushedTV REVIEW: Agents of SHIELD Season 3 Ep. 16 – Paradise Lost
By Jeff Ayers
With the wealth of the Marvel comic universe at the fingertips of the movies and TV shows, it is always a treat when we go back in time and get to see characters and events transpire. This entire season ofCOMIC REVIEW: Moon Knight 1 – Welcome to New Egypt
By Jeff Ayers
Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Greg Smallwood Color Artist: Jordie Bellaire $4.99 Marvel Comics Moon Knight has never been one of my favorite characters. He one of those Marvel characters that exists on the fringe, sometimes teaming up with the A-listers,
