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Aug 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · by Amon Warmann | Published on14th August 2026 at 5.00pm

    Lanterns review: Central duo shine in DC’s gritty superhero drama (opens the original)

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    It’s fair to say that James Gunn’s DCU is currently on the back foot. Peacemaker’s second season started brilliantly but fizzled out as it concluded, and while Superman was a solid-enough hit in bringing the Man Of Steel back to the big screen, Supergirl was a critical and commercial disappointment. Thank the Guardians, then — no, not Gunn’s ragtag group of MCU heroes, but rather the founders of the Green Lantern Corps, DC’s intergalactic peacekeeping force — for Lanterns. For this grounded, gri

  2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · by Amon Warmann | Published on4th August 2026 at 11.00pm

    Batman: Caped Crusader returns with 'sharper, more mature' Season 2 — read Empire's review (opens the original)

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    There was a lot to like about the first season of Batman: Caped Crusader, from its moody, old-school vibes to its remixed updates of deep-cut villains. But you couldn’t help but feel that Bruce Timm, who returns as showrunner, had done this all better three decades ago with the iconic Batman: The Animated Series. And while the second season of Caped Crusader is still a distance from that peak, it’s thankfully a step up from the first volume, with sharper, more mature storytelling that leans into

  3. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · by Amon Warmann | Updated on20th July 2026 at 7.38pm

    Lucky review: Anya Taylor-Joy shines in Apple TV's 'compelling and unpredictable' new drama (opens the original)

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    To be a skilled grifter is to confidently twist almost any situation to one’s advantage. And the greatest pleasure of Apple TV's Lucky — an excellent miniseries created by Jonathan Tropper (The Adam Project, See) and adapted from Marissa Stapley’s 2021 novel of the same name — is watching Anya Taylor-Joy’s titular protagonist quickly adapt to her ever-changing circumstances. An unpredictable and propulsive crime drama, it starts off as a simple on-the-run story on the surface before giving way t

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