This issue sets up more struggles for future issues, including Nina’s alcoholism and Zack’s latest attempt at grabbing keys, limiting its drama and thrills, but there’s a lot of promising setup at least.
It’s mostly catchup and a little drama as Rick, Carl, and Michonne reunite with the RV escapees, but a mysterious trio of strangers brings both tension and hope to the farm.
Packed to its gills with extra long fight sequences, I found this movie getting boring at times because of this, although some of that action is still entertaining.
Soulscape leans more into jazz and funk with his largely instrumental hip-hop producer’s album to make for an excellent proto-chillhop listen.
Hi everyone, due to needing to pack to move and then to unpack, please expect a delayed or sporadic posting for the next couple weeks.
A decent blend of smoothness and energy in this listenable declaration.
A dream come true turns out to be just modestly enjoyable since the prerelease experience was low-effort as usual.
“Target the Cash Counterfeiter!” has some amusing imagery and manages to use the weak story well for it.
Danny might still be the most boring part of this show, but the character moments here are all right as Danny/Colleen try to stop a war while Joy/Davos further their plans.
Mild comic irony as R2 works to thwart the bounty hunters is what keeps this episode watchable.