Reviews: Summer Viewing List – GLOW
by Mike Lunsford, Editor When it comes to things that everyone remembers fondly from the 1980s, GLOW has got to be number 257, right between Falco and Rhinestone. When word began that they were going to make a series on Netflix based on the…
Reviews: Summer Viewing List – The Food Shows
by Mike Lunsford, Editor An interesting thing happened in our society in the last decade or so. Chefs, cooks, bakers, and other culinary artists have become more than just famous for their cooking. They have their own TV shows, they…
Reviews: Summer Viewing List – OITNB
by Mike Lunsford, Editor Ahh summertime, where the livings easy as George Gershwin liked to say. If you’re old-school like I am, you’re also used to television shows going into re-runs until the fall. However, to quote another famous musician…
Review: Iron Fist- Season One (Episodes 7-13)
by Mike Lunsford, Editor When it comes to cinematic world-building, Marvel/Disney is the envy of the industry. The same can be said with their television endeavors, especially the Netflix side. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage had established that they really…
Advance Review: Iron Fist – Season One (Episodes 1-6)
by Matt Sernaker (Managing Editor), Over the last few years, Marvel and Netflix have teamed up to provide viewers with an impressive line-up of stories based in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They have consistently proven their ability to take unknown…
Podcast: ComicsOnline S17 E4: The Best of 2016
by Mike Lunsford, Editor SPOILER ALERT! You’re listening to the ComicsOnline Podcast. SeasonSeventeen. EpisodeFour. The Best of 2016. Recorded December 29th, 2016 at the FXBG Pirate Radio Studios in Fredericksburg, Va and via Skype. It’s our Best of 2016 Show!…
Editorial: The Walking Dead Needs to End
by Mike Lunsford, editor The Walking Dead is not your typical show, nor has it ever been. Few shows have existed in a post-apocalyptic setting such as this and succeeded like Robert Kirkman’s baby. As someone who enjoys viewing…
Advance Review: Marvel’s Luke Cage (Series Premiere)
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor The people of Harlem can rest easy, because Luke Cage has finally arrived! After debuting in Marvel’s Jessica Jones, Mike Coulter now gets to be in the spotlight in the latest Marvel Netflix series, which…
Podcast: ComicsOnline Pirate Radio S2E15-Remakes, Reboots, and Sequels
Welcome back to ComicsOnline Pirate Radio! Our 15th episode of season 2 is titled “Remakes, Reboots, and Sequels” or “Gary Busey Yells at Remotes.” This episode Mike, Steve, Andy and EK the DJ talk about reboots, remakes, and sequels whether…
TV Review: Stranger Things
by Mike Lunsford, Editor About 2 weeks ago, Netflix debuted another of their original series, and this time around it was the sci-fi drama Stranger Things. With such a strong start, it makes it impossible to dispute that Netflix, although…
TV Review: Orange Is the New Black Season 4
After an impatient year of waiting, finally season 4 of Orange Is The New Black has been released. What happened to Alex? Did all of the inmates escape to new lives through the hole in the fence? Has Piper lost…
Netflix Green Lights Hawkeye Black Widow TV series
By Ben “Zombie” Bedgood In a stunning announcement from Netflix and Marvel Studios we are getting a Hawkeye and Black Widow TV series! Joss Whedon has reportedly signed on to write and Kati Johnston from Netflix’s Daredevil set to Produce….
Advance Review: Marvel’s Jessica Jones
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Over the last decade, Marvel has brought numerous characters to life on the big and small screen. With the constant stream of superhero genre films dominating theaters, it’s refreshing to find that Marvel has decided to take a…
TV Recap: Daredevil 1×02
by Chelsea Dee, Editor-At-Large Daredevil’s been out almost two weeks now, and everyone is talking about “that hallway fight scene.” There’s a reason why. I liked the pilot a lot, but this is the episode where it went from a…
TV Recap: House of Cards 3×05
by Chelsea Dee, Editor-At-Large I’ve mentioned before that the Underwoods have a big blind spot, and they’re too clever for their own good. They were used to being the best players of the game before, but now they’re in the…