Wildcat, the truth about Roy’s involvement in a murder, and the Boxing Glove Arrow: here’s the place to comment on this week’s episode of Arrow.
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Historic Landing on a Comet
The Philae lander, from the Rosetta Spacecraft, has made its historic landing on a comet’s (67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko) nucleus, though the lander’s status, as of this post, remains uncertain.
The Flash Discussion: “Plastique”
Another lesser-known DC metahuman explodes onto the Central City Scene, while the Flash worries that Iris’s successful blogging streak will put her in harm’s way.
Gotham Discussion: “The Mask”
The first rule of Gotham is….
…Well, if you want to talk about Gotham‘s latest episode, this would be the place.
The Walking Dead Review: “Self Help”
A powerful episode shows us the early history of Ford and Porter. Ford finally cracks; Porter tells us what we already knew.
Novel Review: “Broken Monsters”
The dream will try again (93)
A serial killer who imagines himself an artist stalks the apocalyptic landscape of contemporary Detroit, where “Everything is choked with weeds and graffiti,” and “Broken bricks and concrete pillars [are] holding up the sky” (99). Unsurprisingly, he feels some eldritch force guides his deadly art. Surprisingly– as several characters whose stories converge on the investigation learn—- that eldritch force might actually exist.
Arrow Review: “The Secret Origins of Felicity Smoak”
On the November 5 episode of Arrow, Starling City faces an anonymous threat from hackers—and Felicity Smoak knows more than a little about its origins.
Characters put on masks and attempt to play hero.
Newspace
We’re likely all aware of the crash last week of Virgin Galactic’s Spaceship Two. Questions remain regarding the accident itself, the financial fallout, and a pilot’s surprising survival.
It’s not the only science-related story touched with tragedy. This week, ground breaks on a proposed temple to species lost in the last 500 years.
In fannish news, meanwhile, SyFy plans to adapt Arthur C. Clarke’s 3001: The Final Odyssey into a miniseries.
And below…..
Gotham Discussion: “Penguin’s Umbrella”
Gotham gives us mob conflict over the Penguin, Jim Gordon in some danger, and Victor Zsasz out to kill.
Honk, honk.
The Walking Dead Review: “Slabtown”
We finally learn who took Beth, as we encounter yet another post-apocalyptic society run by crazy people.