When it comes to notable filmmakers few tend to have the notoriety then that of Zack Snyder. Snyder has created an array of films over the years, most of them centering on comic books, and whether you like or dislike his work there is denying that Zack’s work gets attention. Yet before uniting the league and leading Spartans into battle, Zack was known for bringing the dead back to life in Dawn of the Dead. The 2004 horror film was a remake to the 1978 zombie film by George A

Three years ago, a team of superheroes united on the big screen. The Justice League, DC Comics iconic team, made their debut in the 2017 blockbuster that continued the events of Man of Steel and Batman v.Superman: Dawn of Justice. It should have been a triumphant moment for the filmmakers and fans alike, but the final product ended up being nothing more than a beautiful lie. After director Zack Snyder left the project due to a personal tragedy, the studio tried to make its re

DC Comics certainly made a statement this past weekend. When so many events have been cancelled because of the current pandemic, DC along with Warner Media and AT&T decided to take this opportunity to make something new for fans, and so came the creation of the DC Fandome. The Fandome was an all-day event that featured presentations covering the properties of DC Comics. With such an unprecedented event I decided to take a digital trip to the Fandome and I have to say that, fo