My Rating “The Coming!” Twenty miles off the coast of Alaska, an enormous iceberg disintegrates, freeing a destructive force never seen in this part of the North Pacific. The cause of the ice melt will never be truly determined. Was it global warming? Perhaps. Or, maybe, the leviathan trapped inside grew tired of its frozen […]
My Rating “This Is The Way The World Ends” The mountains, those glorious peaks that once shone in the brightest of sunlight, have now become man’s last refuge from the pending environmental disasters. For decades the scientists warned humanity about the escalating cost of deforestation, unregulated industrial pollution, and overpopulation. Now Earth’s fragile ecosystem is
My Rating “Hall Of Heroes – Part 04” The uneasy alliance, kind of sort of known as the Justice Ducks, have expanded their search to the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean. Will they finally find Launchpad’s missing compass or the mythical underwater city of Ducklantis? According to Herb’s Quackerware tracking data X marks the
My Rating “Heart Of The City” Isolation, loneliness, they can impact even the most noble person. Living in a city like Gotham will amplify these conditions, resulting in acute psychosis for those who don’t seek help. In the case of Rosemary Hayes, her quest to unmask the one true love in her life – Frank,
My Rating “Organisms” Late night in Rey Fenton’s apartment, Jennifer Lee has just realized living a promiscuous lifestyle comes with consequences. The men she used for sex before were no angels but kept their exploits secrets. To be honest Jennifer never really cared. Now she as met her match in the form of Rey. The
My Rating “Dreams” Joel and Emma Mayfield sit quietly on a bench in Gotham park discussing the latest results from Joel’s recent doctor’s visit. The old man has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and he has little money left to support his wife. Once Joel is gone Emma has little support or resources to
My Rating “Giants” “All Roads Lead to Rome”, someone famous once said. In Gotham City the rail system shares that sentiment. The Robinson Central Terminal connects commuters with the cushy metroliners, hardened subways, and Amtrak territories. People come and go, each a giant in their own minds, all with a story. In the daylight the
