This week Black Lightning was renewed for a second season, and The Resurrection and the Light: The Book of Pain was a perfect example of why that was the right decision. Relationships, rebirths, and realizations all made for a great…
‘Black Lightning’ 01×11 Review: “Black Jesus: The Book of Crucifixion”
Black Lightning “Black Jesus: The Book of Crucifixion” was executed so beautifully, though the story being told was more than ugly. The set up, the dirty system, the dirty cops-all of it was just maddening to watch, yet the superb acting…
‘Black Lightning’ 1×10 Review: “Sins of the Father: The Book of Redemption”
Before I begin, let me apologize to everyone who takes the time to read my Black Lightning reviews. Life really caught up with a sister recently; I never quite got my footing and didn’t get a review up for episode…
‘Black Lightning’ 1×06 Review “Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder”
I usually try to have some sort of order about my thinking when writing a review, but with Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder, I have to write things a little out of order because of the sheer magnitude of…
You Can’t Have Black Lightning Without a Little Thunder
The excitement of meeting the CW’s newest superhero Black Lightning just reached another level. On January 16th, we will meet the titular hero and his family, and while it has been revealed that Jefferson Pierce’s daughters have metahuman abilities as…
Our 10 Favorite Moments from ‘The 100’ Season 4
With the fifth season of the hit CW show The 100 still filming and not set to air until 2018, now felt like the perfect time to revisit the most recent season of the dystopian drama. I rewatched all of…
The Kendra Saunders Problem
Ever since Kendra Saunders was first introduced back on The Flash, I’ve tried to connect with her. Female superheroes are a dime a dozen and any strong, powerful woman introduced on television gets my loyalty by default. Or, at least,…
‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ 1×03 Review: Blood Ties
Building a show out of characters we’re familiar with is both a very good bet and a dangerous way to live. A good bet because, let’s face it, the getting people to care is the biggest hurdle any new show…
