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Book Review: ‘The Sword Defiant’ by Gareth Hanrahan

In Gareth Hanrahan’s The Sword Defiant, it’s been twenty years since the Nine vanquished Lord Bone and saved the world. Now those heroes have changed. Some have passed, some have become politicians, some have become magnates, and some are lost. And some continue to fight even as they realize they’re getting too old for it. But now something is coming. Something

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Book Review: ‘Black Cat: Discord: A Marvel Heroines Novel’ by Cath Lauria

Felicia Hardy is arguably the best thief in the world. So when a magical golden apple shows up in New York promising the answer to any one question for the owner, everyone wants Felicia to nab it for them. But she has no interest in golden apples. Instead, a scruffy little teenager has stolen Black Cat’s attention. Casey Beck’s dad has

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First Report: ‘Deadpool 3’ Working Title Hints at Film’s Story

A few years ago, Disney bought Fox and got the rights to Deadpool and the upcoming Deadpool 3 movie. When Kevin Feige, Marvel’s honcho-in-chief, confirmed that the acquisition meant Deadpool would join the MCU in all his R-rated glory, fans were even more excited. We’ve been keeping an ear to the ground for news about Wade Wilson’s turned Merc with a Mouth and

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Review: Netflix’s ‘The Mother’

To what lengths would you go to protect the ones you love? This question is a popular trope in action films because it brings drama, emotion, and some fantastic fighting sequences. Netflix’s newest action film, The Mother, brings this trope front and center, though with a spin that provides a fresh perspective on a tired trope.  With a story from Misha

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DC Showcase: ‘Superman for All Seasons’ Comic Review

Superman for All Seasons is the incredible follow-up to Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale’s Batman: The Long Halloween. Rather than making a connected universe with the plan to crossover, the creators made the calculated decision to take the exact same character-focused approach to Superman as they did with Batman. Loeb and Sale wanted to tell a story that balanced the heroics

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First Report: ‘Beetlejuice 2’ Working Title is “Blue Hawaii”

One of the hottest trends right now in Hollywood is remakes and sequels to some beloved films and franchises. Just the other day a sequel to Freaky Friday starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan is in the works, a cherished film from my childhood. These films play on the nostalgic factor, which the studios hope translates into huge box office

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First Report: ‘Venom 3’ Working Title Hints at Film’s Villain

While script writing for films and series has ground to a halt, largely due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America Strike, studios are still moving forward, filming projects with completed scripts. Today, we have an update on an upcoming Marvel film from Sony’s Spider-Man Universe! The Cosmic Circus can confirm the working title for Venom 3! So without further ado,

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‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ Review: Best Biographical Film of the Decade

Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie is a very powerful and emotional biographical documentary. It chronicles the life and struggles of beloved by many actor Michael J. Fox, as he battles with Parkinson’s disease. Directed by Davis Guggenheim, the film offers an intimate and insightful look at the actor’s life, from his early days as a rising star to his ongoing

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DC Showcase: ‘Batman: Ego’ Comic Review

Batman: Ego is one of the most important Batman character studies of the past twenty years. The 64-page prestige comic was the first comic written and drawn by legendary artist Darwyn Cooke, who started as a storyboard artist for the Batman/Superman animated series. After Ego launched his comics career, Cooke would go on to win 13 Eisner Awards in just a

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Book Review: Harm’s Way: A Star Trek TOS Novel by David Mack

On an undeveloped planet in the neutral zone between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, a scientist has gone missing. In fact, an entire team has mysteriously vanished. Ships from both the Federation and the Empire have sent teams to recover the scientist and any surviving research. But the planet turns out to be hiding a deadly secret. The two teams

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Cosmic Circle Ep. 29: ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’

After a long wait, the Guardians of the Galaxy are back. This past weekend, James Gunn delivered the third and perhaps most emotionally resonant entry in the cosmic saga, titled Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. Star-lord aka Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) is still reeling from the loss of Gamora (Zoe Saldana), and the team is adjusting to their new place in the cosmos.

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Review: ‘Star Wars: Visions Volume 2’ (Studios from Ireland, Chile, USA)

Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 has brought us more Star Wars stories from around the world. I love that Lucasfilm decided to reach out to more studios for season 2. I hope they continue to include more for next season. It’s beautiful to watch different countries include their cultures in Star Wars. It makes you realize the galaxy, and our own

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