Articles by Joseph Clark

Both the anime and film are ultimately similar in their high octane approach to an exhilarating race to the finish.

There are so many different pieces at work here within the series that could be used to create a wildly entertaining children’s show.

There is one glaring omission on Disney+: They don’t really have any anime content.

Each Spider-Man title has a lot to do with the plot and the theme of the film; sometimes in a real-world, meta sense as well.

FX’s Alien series doesn’t need to answer every question, it needs to keep the audience on its toes in order to succeed as the original film did.

Loki promises to bring back the conflicted brother of the god of thunder, capitalizing on the altered timeline of the original Avengers.

All of the hype that’s led to this point may ultimately leave fans feeling unfulfilled for a number of reasons.

Though it wasn’t a huge superhero reveal, this is a closer look at Marvel’s final, unspoken introduction to a key player in the future of the MCU.

Like a bolt of lightning, the original Thor presented a mixture of heroics, mythology, and magic the likes of which had never been seen before.

While both are excellent portrayals, which one is truly the best version of this character and who ultimately deserves the title of Best Cannibal?