The Boys
Another solid attempt at a "realistic"/gritty world of superheroes, this time with a strong anti-capitalist and anti-fascist narrative. Despite the shock factor, not as dark as it's made out to be.
theAdhocracy
Another solid attempt at a "realistic"/gritty world of superheroes, this time with a strong anti-capitalist and anti-fascist narrative. Despite the shock factor, not as dark as it's made out to be.
An epic in every sense. Awesome visuals, incredible fight sequences, and a solid story.
A mess with some incredible actors and a few decent ideas, which ends on a slightly odd half cliffhanger.
A surprisingly fun reinvention of several excellent DC characters that rarely get the spotlight, with a few unexpected twists along the way.
A frankly absurd cast and an equally absurd plot make for a riveting tale, if you can force through the first third and embrace the, well, absurdity of the story telling.
A wonderfully vibrant world and poignant tale make for an instant classic. Add in beautiful animation, an excellent cast, and some good gags, and I had a ball!
An enjoyable but distinctly average action fantasy, with a fun cast.
A solid entry in the tower defence genre that still feels a little too focused on min-maxing and memorising reams of statistics.
A classic of British irreverent humour, in no small part because of the excellent cast. Inventive, always entertaining, and downright hilarious at times, even if some episodes have aged a little (though, thankfully, rarely in a gross way).
An ever surprising and inventive story with incredible performance and cast.
An incredible sequel, an impressive new first chapter, and one hell of a visual smorgasbord!