Dystopian stories often feature monsters, aliens, or robots as the bad guys. But some of the scariest shows reveal a darker ...

While both Boy Kavalier and Lex Luthor are portrayed as having levels of intelligence, I find it interesting that in both Alien: Earth and Superman that they also are never the ones actually doing the ...

Brainiac had a real connection with Superman, as he had already shrunk and captured the Kryptonian city of Kandor, and now he ...

In the beginning of the series, it’s tough to gauge how we should feel about these new characters. The transference of consciousness from a sick child into an adult body is undercut with an incredibly ...

From Pluribus to The Handmaid's Tale, these incredible and unsettling dystopian thriller TV shows prove that humans are often their own worst enemies.

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The opening moments of episode six of X-Men ’97, “Lifedeath Pt. II,” don’t take place on Earth, but in the depths of outer space. It is in the galaxy ruled by the Shi’ar Empire, in fact. In that scene ...