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In The Dark Knight Rises, Bane tells Batman that he was born in the shadows. Which is, of course, a lie. Bane was born in the comic books, specifically Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 (1993), by writer Chuck Dixon and artist Graham Nolan. That comic established Bane as a revolutionary

My Brother’s Killer solves a murder case gone cold. The documentary, directed by Rachel Mason, traces the 36 years since the brutal murder of 25-year-old William “Billy London” Arnold Newton in West Hollywood.  Mason is an Emmy-nominated director known for Circus of Books, a 2019 documentary featuring her parents’ experience

The Punisher is one of Marvel‘s most popular and complicated heroes. Driven by his trauma in the military and the murder of his family, Frank Castle lives only to deliver (capital) punishment to the guilty. With turns on series such as One Life to Live, Who’s the Boss?, Ugly Betty,

When Speed Racer hit theaters in 2008, its pleasures blew right by audiences. “Speed Racer goes nowhere, and you’d be amazed how long the trip can take,” lamented the New York Times; “It’sforward-thinking, visionary, and much of the time unwatchable,” charged theA.V. Club. Moviegoers agreed, and Speed Racer barely crossed

Daredevil: Born Again was once a very different beast. The revived series was originally conceived by Kevin Feige and co. as a legal procedural for Disney+ following its three-season Netflix run, using their already popular Marvel lawyer to go in a different direction than the gritty show fans were familiar