The Review at the End of the Universe
Green Lantern: Beware My Power
Recently discharged Marine sniper John Stewart has his life upended after coming into possession of an extraterrestrial ring granting him superpowers and additional responsibility in Jeff Wamester’s Green Lantern: Beware My Power.
Craig and Andrew talk season 8 of The Flash. The discussion covers disappointing explanations, nonsensical plotting and painful inconsistencies or in other words; another season of The Flash.
“No Normal”
Ms. Marvel ends its first season with a heroic debut, a standoff against authority and relationships tested by knowledge.
Thor: Love and Thunder
The God of Thunder questions his sense of identity and place in the universe in Taika Waititi’s Thor: Love and Thunder.
“The Instant White-Hot Wild”
The Boys concludes its third season with an all-out confrontation and an exploration of the complexities of family.
“A Quality of Mercy”
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds closes off its first season with an examination of how decisions impact the future and recognition of an individual’s place in history.
“Time and Again”
Ms. Marvel takes a trip back to the past and further develops the power of family connection across generations.
June ended but not without a lot of news and trailers being released to the world. Kneel Before Pod brings the usual round-up for everyone to enjoy. The conversation covers teasing effectively, quality expectations and brand recognition.
“Here Comes A Candle To Light You To Bed”
The Boys explores truth and how it can be twisted in the aftermath of Annie’s public declaration.
“Negative Part 2”
The Flash concludes its eighth season with the latest in a long line of final battles against Thawne and the resolution of the Time Sickness plot.
