Now be honest:
Cindy slinks up to you and asks, “Do you want to be my friend?”
You may not be evil, but you’re not stupid.
You’re so not going to say no.
Continue reading “‘Stargirl’: Wanted: A few good bad friends”
Now be honest:
Cindy slinks up to you and asks, “Do you want to be my friend?”
You may not be evil, but you’re not stupid.
You’re so not going to say no.
Continue reading “‘Stargirl’: Wanted: A few good bad friends”
With Pat enslaved by Brainwave’s reprogramming, Courtney’s fate has never looked so dire.
And that’s how we left “Stargirl” last week.
When we last left “Stargirl,” Icicle (Neil Jackson) had ordered a hit on Courtney, Pat and Barbara – oh, and don’t forget Mike.
“Can’t leave a legacy running around,” he told Brainwave (Christopher James Baker).
And that’s where we pick up in “Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One,” the first half of the season finale, written by Melissa Carter and directed by Toa Fraser.
In this endless summer of hell, DC Universe’s “Stargirl” has been a blessed surprise, with a superb cast telling a heartfelt story about young heroes coming into their own against a monstrous evil that has been plotting in their town for years.
Continue reading “‘Stargirl’: The best moments of the season”
Any casual visitor to this site might guess that I have a deep affection for DC’s Justice Society of America, the first and greatest superteam.
Maybe it is because I talked about how the 1970 Justice League/Justice Society team-up pretty much got me addicted to comic books.
Or how I finally tracked down the elusive issue long missing from my collection.
Or how the Justice Society just lent themselves to the best holiday stories.
But I never in my wildest dreams thought I’d live to see the Justice Society star in a TV show.
Continue reading “We Have a Justice Society TV Show. This Is Not a Drill.”