Inhumans Officially on Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Last Tuesday, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returned from its brake. I was exited for the return, because on the midseason finale we had our first look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe's version of (some of) the Inhumans. After watching Sky and Reyna go into their chrysalises after being subjected to the mutagen, we saw our first Inhuman, the Reader. Then we waited nine weeks as Marvel replaced Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. with Agent Carter, and now its back, with Inhumans in semi-full swing. As well as getting to see Reyna's new form, we got glimpses of Sky's new earthquake themed abilities, a look at the Readers powers, and a flashback to Sky's mother helping out a young Reader. The new episode was fast paced, action packed, and shows you what is soon to come in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!

CW's The Flash Introduces Grodd

In the last couple of episodes of CW's the Flash, we got our first look at the shows version of long standing Flash villain, Gorilla Grodd. The show has so far managed to make amazing, realistic effects on its low budget, and this 7' tall behemoth is no exception. As with many of the villains on the show, Grodd has a different origin than the comics. Instead of being a member of a race of super intelligent apes, Grodd is now a normal gorilla that gained his telepathic abilities from the particle accelerator explosion. It hasn't been confirmed, but it seems that Dr. Wells purposely had Grodd exposed to the explosion, so that Grodd could serve some sort of purpose. The Flash is currently on break, but when it returns expect to see more of Gorilla Grodd!

Are you lost? Watch the Flash on the CW, 8/9c!

Flash Review

The Flash has almost reached its mid season finally, so I think it's about time to write a review. So far, we've seen Barry Allen go up against many of his signature baddies, such as Weather Wizard, Captain Cold, Plastique, and the Mist, and learn how to better use his powers. Not even half way through the season, The Flash is running up vertical surfaces, across water, and punching the iron of a meta's face. If you haven't watched the show, you won't get that.

Then there is the Professor Zoom thing. It's obviously Dr. Wells. He can actually walk, he stabs people, and has a subscription to a newspaper from the future! It's almost as if they WANT us to think he is Prof- Wait, that's it! They want us to think he is Prof. Zoom, so when they reveal he's not, we're surprised! Or maybe they just think we're oblivious. Either way, looking forward to talking about the Flash/Arrow special!

Oh, by the way, looking forward to seeing the Atom, Firestorm, Killer Frost,Mirror Master, and Cap. Boomerang. I know they're coming, but not when.

Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

 This new TV show airs on July 6, but the cast and crew will be at San Diego Comic Con for an epic panel! The show also has Agent Coulson, who died in the Avengers. This tells us that the show will either not be a part of the movie franchise, or the show takes place in the past. Go to marvel.com/news for more information.

Marvel's Avengers Assemble Review

Marvel Universe has recently released new TV show called Marvel's Avengers Assemble. The show has a great story line, but isn't animated very well. On the other hand, they added the Falcon!

DC Nation vs. Marvel Universe: Battle of the TV Shows!

If your under 15 years of age then you probably know that Marvel Universe shows are on Disney XD, and DC Nation shows are on Cartoon Network.Then there's the Batman and Superman animated series on the Hub and Arrow on the CW, but I'm not talking about those. The Marvel Universe shows are Ultimate Spiderman and Marvel's The Avengers, and the DC Nation shows are Green Lantern: The Animated Series, used to be Young Justice, and soon to be Teen Titans Go! And you can't forget the DC Nation shorts!

So, who's better? You decide! 

Young Justice: Invasion

It kind of stinks that Young Justice: Invasion is over because it was one of my favorite shows. Even if it didn't follow any comic whatsoever, it was still super awesome. Personally I think it should have had more of the Teen Titans characters.

Arrow TV Series Review

The Arrow TV series puts a modern spin on the life and backstory of Green Arrow (a.k.a. Oliver Queen). Along with the TV series, there is also a comic based on the show. The villains on the show are from the Green Arrow comics as well as some others like the Huntress and Deadshot.