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Hello, my friends. When it comes to long-running media franchises, it’s ultimately going to find itself releasing lots of content across various kinds of entertainment avenues. For a particular modern-day series, it’s had a sizable amount of tie-in releases for its fans to check out within their hands and on the printed page. As such, there’s no better time for us to check out a certain side of this media empire as I welcome you all to a brand new review series called…
Hello, my friends. We’ve seen what our favorite wall-crawler has been able to accomplish all by himself. Now, it’s time to see what he’ll come across on the comic page when he’s alongside several other notable figures. On that note, I welcome you all to the final entry of this special series of comic reviews called…
Hello, my friends. Even though we’ve reach the end of one web strand from this overall movie line, there’s still a lot more for us to weave upon another one. On that note, I welcome you all to the next chapter of this group of reviews known as…
Hello, my friends. Despite all of the content that I’ve provided on this site over the years, it’s perplexing how a certain wall-crawling superhero hasn’t had any time to shine here. Well, it’s time to change that. After all, 2022 marks this particular character’s 60th Anniversary and the 20th Anniversary of his various outings upon the big screen. On that latter note, it’s time that I talk about the particular tie-in materials for said venture and see how they hold up. As such, I welcome you to the opening chapter of a special mini-review series called…
Hello, my friends. Marvel has had a long and winding history when it came to adapting its comic book properties into films, be it in animated form or in live action, whether they be straight-to-home video or given a theatrical run. Not only that, but various movie series centered on a particular group of characters have also come about throughout the vast history of the comic book/superhero film genre. While the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the biggest and most successful media franchise of them all, other studios have tried their hands at adapting the Big Red M’s numerous properties. One primary example is Sony, who acquired the Spider-Man film rights in 1999 and have had their ups-and-downs with the Web Head and his plethora of supporting players & opposing fiends. For this article however, we’ll be focusing on a piece of tie-in material that’s dedicated to a vicious being who’s been a fan-favorite ever since his official debut in 1988. With his solo sequel officially on the horizon (at the time of this review), let’s revisit his inaugural outing and check out a comic that’s connected with the film simply known as…
Hello, my friends. With 2020 at an end, it also marks the conclusion of a long-running superhero film series helmed by a historic studio that’s now a major imprint under the House of Mouse. Because this flawed, yet fun string of movies was a part of my life growing up, I figure that I’d throw in a bonus article and pay tribute to this cinematic franchise that has a wonky continuity, but still means something special to me. As such, I present to you a…
Hello, my friends. Over the years, the C-Cubed has seen its fair share of movie properties expanding itself into the world of comics. From RoboCop, Die Hard and Bill & Ted to Shaun Of The Dead & Galaxy Quest, the realms of cinema has had a long-and-winding relationship within these four-walled panels. Keeping with the spirit of celebrating the anniversaries of particular media franchises, it’s time that we delve into the past and unmask a certain batch of tie-in materials that won’t fall apart after only 99 minutes. As such, I welcome you to a special article called…
Hello, my friends! “The New Mutants” are finally upon us, but there’s still time to tackle one last batch of four-paneled materials related to 20th Century Fox’s two-decade long superhero series. As such, let us delve into the final entry of this two-part review series called…
Hello, my friends. All of mutant-kind is about to reach the end of an entertainment era as we know it. With “The New Mutants” set to cap off a long-running film series helmed by 20th Century Fox (known nowadays as the Disney-owned 20th Century Studios), let us celebrate this string of movies that had its fair share of high and low points. As such, I intend on doing my part by looking back to the past and gandering at its supplementary material with a special series called…
Hello, my friends! 2020 has arrived as we enter a brand new year and a whole new decade. As such, we’ll also be venturing into unknown territory. As we prepare to do so, let us look back at an unusual pairing of comics and sports to say the least. As such, I welcome to a special article known as…