A Kansas City native, Justin has written for numerous sites including IGN, io9, Polygon, and SyFy Wire. Don't ask him about how much gum he's had, because the answer will be much more than he's willing to admit.
Amazon's superhero show is back to being bloody stupid and bloody fun.
Marvel's magical sequel wants to have a lot of spectacle and success to go with its multiverses.
A more potentially darker tale was once in store the beautifully bearded Jedi.
A decade later, the final 10 minutes of BioWare's space RPG have left a ripple throughout pop culture.
What caught your attention for the month of February?
What a good time to feel like I'm 10 and watching old tapes of my favorite cartoons.
Fortnite continues its gradual steps into the comics space.
Mechs are awesome, so this was going to happen eventually.
It was obvious that it would, but it sure feels like it's coming rather quick.
There are still guns, but the story here feels like an actual story .
A new run from a great writer and greater artist? Let's gooooooooo.
This band would've had a hell of a comeback tour these days, I fear.
Studio MAPPA's supernatural anime is about to blast into theaters.
Comeback, second wind--call it what you want, we've all seen plenty of 'em.
What's next for Tom Holland's Peter Parker? Nothing good, no doubt.
Coming off the high of season one, Gunn's got plenty more television in his future.
Twitter wasn't wrong, he really does look like a guy who asks riddles.
It's not so better, down where it's scarier, under the sea.
The sequel to the 2013 cult classic scuttled a lot of the would-be franchise's goodwill.
AMC's upcoming anthology show is bringing new blood into the storied zombie franchise.