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A grim and gritty updating of Batman for the late ‘80s that put the dark back into the Dark Knight, while pushing out any sense of chivalry. An aged Bruce Wayne (55! Soooo old), realises that Gotham City has grown worse since Batman retired...
The early 2000s weren’t all sparkles and rainbows (the clothes were awful, for one thing); but there was a sense that — to adapt the New Labour anthem — things could get better. On TV, as observed recently, this mood translated into a glut...
When American radio operator June (Kim Hunter) gets a message from Lancaster pilot Peter Carter (David Niven) , who is about to jump from his flaming bomber without a parachute, she fully expects him to die. Miraculously h...
Thanks to an episode of the splendid Imaginary Worlds podcast, I have been checking out the Absolute line of comics from DC. Every generation remakes and reimagines classic superheroes in its own image, tryin...
Midway through The Gold (BBC, 2023), Neil Forsyth’s series about the 1983 Brinks Mat robbery, there’s a truly great parable about British class. Terrifying underworld fixer Gordon Parry (Sean Harris) is talking to the corrupt solicitor Edwi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
No dunking. No hot takes.
Ex-policy and campaigns at Mumsnet; freelance writer for national publications and gun-for-hire.
Writer and Creative Director, I also play a man who knows about data visualisation in several Guardian Masterclasses
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