Twilight of the Gods Season One is Epic, But Not Quite Worthy of Valhalla
Zack Snyder’s animated series Twilight of the Gods arrives with all the grandeur and visual splendor one would expect from the director known for his epic depictions of larger-than-life characters and battle sequences. However, beneath the surface of its Norse…
Revisiting God of War Ragnarok on PC: Kratos’ Story Continues to Evolve
There’s something inherently captivating about revisiting a story you thought was already complete, and in God of War Ragnarok, the sense of returning to familiar ground brings with it both comfort and anticipation. With the PC release, God of War…
Loki Season Two Provides a Glorious Finale for Tom Hiddleston’s Decade-Long Stint in the MCU
When Loki (Tom Hiddleston) escaped capture in Avengers: Endgame via the Tesseract, it opened up an opportunity for the God of Mischief to anchor his own Disney+ series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first season of Loki proved…
Ragnarok Delves Deeper into Norse Mythology and Character Development in Second Season
Netflix’s coming-of-age reimagining of Norse mythology, Ragnarok, showed promise in its first season, though it wasn’t necessarily perfect. The second season plays more into its mythological roots and advances the story in meaningful ways while trimming off the fat in…
47 Ragnaroks- Ch 2, Coming Home
"We are really doing this then," Sophie said, putting on a pair of sneakers. "We are going to Asgard." Thor nodded. "Yes, we are. You packed lightly, right?" "Yeah. But we can go shopping later right, in case we need…
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