So, today I publish the second chapter of Detective Pony Comics Presents!

The next chapter of Equestria Mares is nearing completion, and I am also working on a science fiction tale in Twilight's far-flung future.

HOW-ever, I am also job hunting. So, as usual, my publication will continue to be about as consistent as a high school course in draconequus physiology.

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Honorable Mentions:

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Yup, the Nostalgia Critic was right... it's just so awesome!

8/10: perfect score.
Eventually, I'll get to the next one on my to-watch list: Avatar, the Last Airbender.

(I know....YES!)

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One of the main differences between DC and Marvel, or at least one of the most agreed upon, is the approach they have on heroism and characterization. Marvel is along the lines of the classical anti-hero; someone who, while still fundamentally heroic, has many flaws they need to deal with and overcome on daily basics. The reader is supposed to see Marvel heroes to eye-level and say "yes, I recognize this. I could be this". The best example is Spider-Man. Anyone who is responsible with their

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I'm not really the biggest Batman fan, but...

#12: Killer Croc

#11: Lock-Up

#10: The Ventriloquist and Scarface

#9: Clay-Face

#8: The Scarecrow

#7: The Mad Hatter

#6: The Riddler

#5: Harley Quinn

#4: The Joker

#3: Baby Doll

#2: Two-Face

#1: Mr. Freeze

Honorable Mentions:
The Penguin

Man-Bat

Roland Dagget

Rubert Thorne

Red Claw

Catwoman

Poison Ivy

Raz Al Ghul

Captain Clown

The Phantasm

So thanks to one :iconObabscribbler:I had just seen Batman, Mask of the Phantasm. A movie I’ve longed to see since seeing nostalgia critics review of it (obviously before everything with #changethe channel) but had couldn’t find a copy to watch. Granted by that I mean either on TV or YouTube, and blip and dailymotion for a bit. Then one faithful day on twitter, Scribbler brought it up somewhere, I tweeted back I’ve never seen the movie because I couldn’t find a copy, she linked me to it on

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I just seen the new Batman movie. I will say only that I do believe The Dark Knight has been dethroned as the best Batman movie, and Micheal Keaton has been replaced as the best Batman. My only complaint is the run time of 3 hours, but this is a minor nitpick. Anyway this is turning out to be a damn good year for movies. 9.5/10

Oooh boy... I am late to this one again. I'll be honest, I had zero plans to watch this, but I decided to anyway, cause, well, I need something to review. I'm keeping myself busy by watching movies to review in between my activities and work.

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An almost word for word adaptation of Frank Miller's supremely influential run on Batman, Batman: Year One is an interesting and enjoyable feature that, in many ways, plays as an almost beat for beat parallel to Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins, which was heavily influenced by it.

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So, thoughts on The Batman...

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Superman I:

Batman: You flew around the earth so fast you turned back time?

Superman: Yeah, but it all worked out in the end. NP, am I right?

Batman: ...

Superman II:

B: So you and your girlfriend defeated those evil kryptonians only to wipe her memory of the event without her consent or permission?

S: I just thought she didn't need that on her conscience.

B: ...Uh huh.

Superman III:

B: Okay, your gonna have to repeat that.

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Think about this: remember when Batman says/screams "RACHEL!!!!!"? Imagine if Derpy kept messing things up in the Bat Cave and he finally gets tired and shouts "DERPY!!!!!!"

...but these are some of the best things I've ever head in all my life!

Okay in all honesty I actually saw this like...a week ago or so, so some of the finer elements of the movie's plot may have faded from my mind, but I still feel I can accurately sum up my overall feelings towards this film...

It sucked.

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Warning: This post contains spoilers, partial or whole, for The Batman (2022). Read at your own risk.

Yesterday afternoon, I went and watched the newest Batman movie. "The Batman." Directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight Detective.

I liked it. I did not *love* it, but I liked it. The movie gave me food for thought, on a few different levels, about the Batman character, and I appreciate it for that.

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How is it that not one single cop shot Joker in the head? It's not like every cop in Gotham City graduated from the Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy.