Author: J.L. Caraballo

Jose L. is a NYC-based writer and geek with loads of experience working in television and movies. When not writing, drawing, or getting lost in the City, he enjoys a good beer. Or even a bad one. Catch our “El Sacerdote" on Twitter @captzaff007
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M.O.D.O.K. / HELLIONS / X OF SWORDS / JUSTICE LEAGUE [Reviews]: Endless Winter.

I think it’s safe to say that M.O.D.O.K. wasn’t dominating the favorite marvel character charts over the years, but that is about to change! M.O.D.O.K. stands for M.ental O.rganism D.esigned O.nly for K.illing, and is a creation of Advanced Idea Mechanics, an organization that M.O.D.O.K. himself takes control of, thanks to his superior intellect. Sure, …

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WE ONLY FIND THEM WHEN THEY’RE DEAD / BLACK WIDOW / HELLBLAZER – RISE AND FALL [Reviews]: Cosmic Comic Cavalcade.

Let’s just start off by simply saying We Only Find Them When They’re Dead by Boom! Studios beat the hype. A beautiful creative team between current rockstar writer Al Ewing and artist Simone Di Meo. Ewing, known of course for his Eisner nominated run on Immortal Hulk, and taking over the reigns on Guardians of …

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BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC [Review]: Don’t Call It A Comeback.

Another week, another straight-to-streaming release for a major motion picture due to the ongoing pandemic (yes! It's still going on!). With the conclusion of what can only be described as "an absolute surreal, shitty week", there was at least some levity in the form of Alex Winters and Keanu Reeves and their transdimensional adventures through …

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BATMAN – THE THREE JOKERS [Review]: Three’s Company.

Taking a bit of a breather between introducing the concept, and completing the meta-narrative Doomsday Clock, writer Geoff Johns' first issue of Three Jokers has finally hit shelves. As he had done with Doomsday Clock, Johns is balancing a few different narrative threads while simultaneously offering a meta-textual exploration of Gotham's Clown Prince Of Crime. …

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