The animated TV show featuring some of DC’s most renowned characters aims to empower as much as it entertains. How do you strike that balance?
Author: JY Tan
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Detention is the best (and, in most ways, truest) video game adaptation ever made. There, I said it.
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Doctor Sleep shows us how to confront a haunting past, and what happens when we don’t | Review
Doctor Sleep can be disappointing. But it can also be a poignant exploration of the pasts that haunt us, changing the way we view The Shining.