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In Review: Batwoman (S1 – Ep17) Narrow Escape
Synopsis: Batwoman is tested on two fronts as she deals with PTSD and guilt for having killed Dr. August Cartwright, which crossed a line that she vowed not to cross, but when an old enemy known...April 27, 2020 1163 0
Possible Batwoman Future Easter Eggs from “I’ll tell you a Secret.”
The 19th episode of the first season of Batwoman from the CW, entitled, “I’ll tell you a Secret“, was actually an important episode for some very geeky reasons. From a Comic book lover’s perspective, the latest...March 10, 2020 2122 0
Batwoman’s Sam Littelfield Chats with SciFiPulse About The Villainous Mouse and More…
The CW’s newest Super Hero series based on one of DC Comics iconic Bat-Family members, Batwoman, is now deep into its first season with a newly minted loyal fan base and brags an amazing cast of...December 1, 2019 1426 0
Batwoman’s Vesper Fairchild refers to The Joker as Jack Napier
Since Batwoman has jumped from the pages of DC Comics to CW’s small screen, fans of the show have noticed the Bat-Universe steadily unfolding in the last few episodes of Batwoman. While most things having to...November 12, 2019 1845 1
In Review: Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files: Wild Card #4
The cover: The title character “Wild Card” commands this month’s cover from Carlos Gomez and Mohan. This is the second cover in this series’ history where Harry Dresden doesn’t appear on the cover and it’s fitting,...August 3, 2016 2270 0
In Retro Review: Dead Beat
Dead Beat by Jim Butcher Published by Roc, May 2006. Paperback of 518 pages at $9.99. The cover: Harry is in his trademark hat and cloak, his staff has been produced and its runes glow against...January 19, 2016 1451 0
In Review: Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files: Down Town #4
The cover: Harry Dresden is following faithful pooch Mouse through the underground corridors of Chicago, followed closely by apprentice Molly Carpenter. None of the characters look happy to be going through the tunnels, with Molly looking...June 6, 2015 1916 0
In Review: Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files: Down Town #3
The cover: This was the closing scene from last issue’s cliffhanger. A magical goo has attached itself to Molly Carpenter’s face and she can’t get it off. The shelves and bricks behind her indicate she’s in...April 20, 2015 3188 0
