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Review: POWERLESS S1 E1 “Wayne or Lose”
The seventh live action DC Comics show, Powerless is a comedy set in a mash up DC Universe. Our main character is Emily (Vanessa Hudgens), a girl from a small town looking to make a difference. It’s Emily’s first day at Wayne Security, and here we meet the rest of our cast; Her boss, Van Wayne (Alan Tudyk), and coworkers, Ron (Ron Funches), Teddy (Danny Pudi), and Jackie (Christina Kirk). Located in Charm City, Wayne Security is an offshoot of the bigger Wayne Enterprise. This division of the company is struggling to stay afloat. Our team needs to come up with an all-new product before Bruce Wayne shuts them down.…
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INJUSTICE 2 News Bits: Robin Gameplay and More Gear Details
During Nether Realm’s Watchtower live stream (via Twitch), they gave us new details on their highly anticipated game Injustice 2. They also showed of a brand new gameplay trailer showing off Robin (Damian Wayne). Check it out below! One of the things we learned was that Injustice 2 wasn’t going feature any returning DLC characters from the previous game (sorry Batgirl and Martian Manhunter fans). Though they did assure fans that this new roster will be just as fun. Also adding that we might see them again in the future. Injustice 2 has the biggest roster Nether Realm has ever done. Each returning character comes with new super moves,…
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Video Game News Bits: INJUSTICE 2 gets a release date; BATMAN coming to the Nintendo Switch?
It’s time to mark your calenders, we now have an official release date for the long anticipated Injustice 2. NetherRealms Studios’ Creative Director Ed Boon took to Twitter to announce the release date. Injustice 2 is set for a May 16th releae date. We still don’t know much about the Gods Among Us sequel. We know that we’ll have new characters (such as Deadshot, Supergirl, Gorilla Grodd etc), but we don’t know anything about the main campaign. Will Superman return and get his revenge? Will new characters arise and take control? We can’t wait to find out. pic.twitter.com/wPVv13JMNi — Ed Boon (@noobde) January 6, 2017 In other news, we have another rumor regarding…
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DC Entertainment: 2016 in Review – Part 3 [Animation & Video Games]
To say the least, 2016 has been a massive year for DC Entertainment. Warner Bros.’ DC Extended Universe is in full swing with the release of two major films. The company’s television worlds grew bigger than ever before. The animation world continues to be heavily exploited with new movies and shows, while we have some new developments in the gaming realm. In the final installment of our annual reflection, we will be looking at all the major news and announcements surrounding DC Entertainment’s video games and animated films. For our recap of DC Entertainment’s five best moments at San Diego Comic-Con 2016, click HERE. We’ve had four DC animated films…
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Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE ACTION Premiere
The League is finally back! For the first time since 2006 the Justice League has a new animated show. The Justice League Action premiere was a series of episodes connected together to create one over arcing story. The show starts off with Batman on patrol. Right from the opening shot you can tell this shows takes itself more seriously than Teen Titans Go!, the animation is good and Kevin Conroy is (always) great as Batman. The main villain of the story was Black Adam. He wants to take Shazam’s (the wizard) power. The only one capable of taking on Black Adam is Captain Marvel. Batman, Shazam and Captain Marvel are…
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Review: BATMAN: THE TELLTALE SERIES
The Dark Knight returned (pun not intended) to consoles this year in Batman: The Telltale Series. This game is vastly different from his last outing, Batman: Arkham Knight. We follow Bruce Wayne, he’s a more inexperienced Batman and this is his first real battle. The choices you make impact the story. For instance, having the choice to save one character over the other. This leads to slight changes over the course of the story. Now, don’t expect two completely different experiences. They both lead down the same road, but they’re different enough where you will still get enjoyment out of it. Batman has to fight Lady Arkham and the Children Arkham.…
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Mid-Season Recap: ARROW Season 5
Warning: This review contains mild spoilers. Arrow season five has brought the show back to its roots. Oliver works alone (with Felicity as tech support), and he’s doing everything he can to stop crime in Star City. This whole set up is similar to the show’s first season. With Diggle out of the picture and Thea retired; Oliver needs all the help he can get. Felicity wants to build team Arrow from the ground up, and convinces Oliver to recruit new allies, but Oliver isn’t to keen on the idea of having new partners – especially after losing Laurel. Oliver does listen to Felicity and recruits Rene Ramirez (Wild Dog),…
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RUMOR: New Details On The Next BATMAN Game
We’ve talked about Warner Bros. Montreal’s next DC game a few times over the last year (click here and here), and while we haven’t heard any official news on their upcoming projects, we do have more clues on what they’re developing. We’ve heard rumors on what these two games might be, but we didn’t report them because they weren’t credible sources. Well now there is so much evidence that we have to talk about it. According to NeoGaf user, Kenzodielocke, WB Montreal is developing a new Batman game. The details are down below! The game has reportedly been set for a summer 2017 release date. It’s set 10 in the future (after Batman: Arkham Knight?) Bruce…
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FEATURE: 6 Things We Want to See From YOUNG JUSTICE SEASON 3
We made it! Young Justice season 3 is finally happening. The announcement was made official yesterday. We last saw the team take down the light, and save the world. Now we’ll be taking a look at the 6 things we want to see in season 3. There will be spoilers, proceed with caution. 6. More Nightwing Dick Grayson is one of the main members of The Team; some might even say he’s the main character of the show. In season 2 Nightwing was the leader of the team and was a main focus, but he somehow still felt underutilised. He rarely left the cave and only had a couple of…
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Recap: SUPERGIRL S2 E1 “The Adventures of Supergirl”
Warning: this review contains spoilers. Supergirl is back! After a long summer it’s nice to sit back and enjoy some DCTV. This episode picks up where the season finale left off. Team Supergirl is celebrating their victory, but it’s abruptly halted as a ship (very similar to Kara’s) crashes in National City. The ship is carrying a kryptonian or at the very least another alien. Kara and J’onn take the alien back to the DEO where it’s being tested. The DEO has a new facility that we’re all going to pretend existed the whole time – thanks CW! Later on Kara and James are going on their first date, but…
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