Alex Huffman is a writer for Comic Book Resources, specializing in articles that explore the world of comics, TV shows, and movies. With a focus on analyzing and discussing pop culture phenomena, Alex's work has also been featured in Screen Rant.
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By: Alex Huffman
West Side Story Link copied to clipboard One of Steven Spielberg's most passionate projects is one that sadly not many saw while it was in theaters in 2021.
By: Alex Huffman
TV Link copied to clipboard 2024 has been a surprisingly fruitful year for the musical genre.
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X-Men Link copied to clipboard Deadpool and Wolverine recently brought back a plethora of Marvel characters that were previously licensed by 20th Century Fox.
Link copied to clipboard After months of waiting, Yellowstone is finally back for the remainder of what the fans have been happy to find out will not be its final season.
By: Alex Huffman
Pelennor Fields was the most devastating battle in The Lord the Rings, but Peter Jackson involving the Army of the Dead lessened the impact.
Smallville fans may surprised to learn that Superman's love interest, Lois Lane, came close to getting her own spin-off show, not once, but twice.
Smallville Season 3 booked Rutger Hauer as a recurring villain. The only problem was that he couldn't commit to all the episodes he should've been in.
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Lost Link copied to clipboard Given the phenomenon it was during its initial run, and with just how much TV fans still talk about
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Benedict Cumberbatch's take on Smaug the dragon has been hailed Tolkien fans, but there was a time when Ron Perlman could've lent his voice instead.
By: Alex Huffman
While his time with Marvel may be over, Dave Bautista's acting debut on the Superman series, Smallville, showed he'd fit right in with any DC project.
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