Author Jed W. Keith

The Lego Movie was a wild success among kids and adults because it refused to talk down to the audience. Sure, it was brimming with fun and the sillies, as director Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, took...

In these exclusive preview pages of Detective Comics #993--written by James Robinson, drawn by Carmine di Giandomenico, colored by Ivan Plascencia, and lettered by Rob Leigh and on sale Wednesday, November...

While Scrubs--the sitcom/occasional dramedy starring Zach Braff, Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, and Sarah Chalke--may have aired a couple seasons too long, it was undeniably one of the more experimental...

Accidentally rewatched Spider-Man 3 the other night. Director Sam Raimi’s final attempt at telling a tale of the webbed superhero is much maligned—and rightly so. The film is overstuffed with too many...

The holiday season is in full swing, which heralds gorging oneself on too much food, being inundated with Christmas songs in every department store, and watching heartwarming specials on TV and at the movie...

With Warner Bros' Aquaman--starring Jason Momoa as Justice League member Arthur Curry and telling the tale of his past and present--premiering in just over a month, the film company released the final trailer...

We’ve known for a while that Once Upon a Deadpool—the cleaned-up version of Deadpool 2—would be coming to theater and would riff off the Peter Falk/Fred Savage interplay of The Princess Bride. However,...

Boy Meets World has a special place in the hearts of adults who grew up during the time of the ABC network's TGIF weekly block of family-friendly programming. Cory Matthews--the "Boy" in question, played by...

While, on the surface, Electric Warriors—written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Travel Foreman, colored by Hi-Fi, and lettered by Travis Lanham—is about the violence wrought after the Great Disaster the...

Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver may be a movie about bank heists and getaway chases and one helluva genius behind the wheel, but it’s also about rebirth, renewal, and second chances—nowhere more on display...