The Punisher (Season 2) Reviewer: Daniel “Nightmare-ACTUAL” Patterson Case #000-016 Codename: Cerberus “You want your lives back. I get it. So I’m gonna find Bill and I’m gonna end it. I’m gonna do it my way and you gotta be right with that” There are many interesting aspects of his psyche differences the albeit similar yet sometimes slightly different takes on this character.  He always has a distorted perception of the world but at times very clear. With a slight misanthrop

The Guardians Go Spelunking in A Divisive Fourth Episode The only thing worse than “hitting rock bottom” is knowing you haven’t hit it yet; this idiom seems to have inspired the fourth episode of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series. Entitled “Who Needs You,” Telltale takes a break from the Eternity Forge plot to focus on the bonds you’ve built over the past three episodes. “Who Needs You” tests how well you’ve befriended the Guardians, and how much the team

Let’s deal with Dhalsim’s elephant in the room. Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite’s roster is a huge step back from the likes of its 55+ character predecessors. Characters like Jedah and Captain Marvel are certainly great additions, but these are the exceptions and not the rules. The Marvel side of the roster is entirely filled with Marvel Cinematic Universe stars, with no mutants or Latverians in sight. Capcom’s roster, conversely, feels like they pulled punches, with a lot of the

After some mixed criticism of the first two episodes, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series has shown signs of clearing its biggest hurdles. The release of the season’s third episode (“More Than a Feeling”) features some great improvement in the game’s action sequences, dialogue, and even music choice. While the third episode might not be as action-packed as the first, it fits some of the last pieces of the plot into place, and sets the stage for the season’s

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite was revealed late last year at Sony’s PlayStation Experience in the wake of Capcom Cup. Ever since, we’ve been craving more information on characters, stages, hell, even release dates. Today, seemingly out of the blue, Capcom showcased the first story trailer for the highly-anticipated crossover. Marvel villain Ultron and Mega Man X villain Sigma are joining forces, and not just figuratively, either. The two fuse together, along with some of the Ma

The superhero fatigue was starting to hit me hard. I’ve fallen off the DCTV train with the latest seasons of those fairly decent CW shows, Batman V Superman was not as good as I was hoping it would be, and Daredevil Season 2 was just kind of okay after closer examination of the series. So, when I went to go in to see Civil War I expected the worse. The movie had done nothing wrong, in terms of marketing, for me to warrant this expectation. But, after Batman V Superman, I was

One of the most important film critics to ever live, Pauline Kale, cited that parody was the end of a genre. If that’s to be believed, then Deadpool should mark the end of the superhero phenomenon; just as Blazing Saddles marked the end of the western. I don’t think it is the case, however. Deadpool seems to scratch a different itch for the comic book film audience. Playing on the typical clichés one expects from a Marvel film but does so respectfully at the same time. No, I