Ian Royer So, first things first—I hadn’t heard of The Deliverance until I saw a meme floating around the internet. Picture this:…
Ian Royer The return of the X-Men post-Krakoa was something I approached with cautious optimism. After reading the first three issues of…
Ian Royer Growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, if you were born in the 80s, chances are Batman: The Animated Series (TAS)…
Ian Royer With the age of Krakoa coming to a swift and traumatic end, many fans, especially marginalized ones, were left heartbroken.…
Ian Royer Deadpool has always been a blast to watch in the realm of superhero movies. It's a series that doesn't take…
Ian Royer I want to start this blog by saying – I am a child of the Blacks, and I stand by…
Ian Royer So, first things first—I hadn’t heard of The Deliverance until I saw a meme floating around the internet. Picture this: Glenn Close, looking all kinds of possessed, saying some very…
Ian Royer The return of the X-Men post-Krakoa was something I approached with cautious optimism. After reading the first three issues of X-Men Vol 7 by Jed MacKay, with art by Ryan…
Ian Royer Growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, if you were born in the 80s, chances are Batman: The Animated Series (TAS) holds a special place in your heart. With only two…
Ian Royer With the age of Krakoa coming to a swift and traumatic end, many fans, especially marginalized ones, were left heartbroken. One of the unspoken traumas of being marginalized is rarely…
Ian Royer Deadpool has always been a blast to watch in the realm of superhero movies. It's a series that doesn't take itself too seriously, delighting fans with its self-aware humour and…
