Dante Nahai, Author at The Reporter: The Student Newspaper at Miami Dade College

Fight Club 3 Provides New Look At Old Characters

May 17, 2019 Dante Nahai comic book, Fight Club, Dark Horse Comics

Fight Club 3 is a new comic by Dark Horse Comics that started its run on Jan. 30. Chuck Palahniuk, who most recently got into writing comic books, authored the graphic novel. The artwork was created by Cameron Stewart. Before you say it, yes, there was a Fight Club… Read the rest at our website.

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Batman Turns 80 In Detective Comics #1000

April 12, 2019 Dante Nahai DC Comics, Batman

DC Comics celebrated 80 years of the Dark Knight with Detective Comics #1000 on March 27. 1000 is an anthology of short stories—an ode to Batman, if you will. With writer for it include Geoff Johns, one of the heads of DC Comics; Kevin Smith, who has made films… Read the rest at our website.

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Shazam! Brings Heart And Soul To DC Films

March 29, 2019 Dante Nahai DC, Movie, Shazam

Shazam has been a favorite superhero of mine. Something about saying one word that turns you into basically Superman always was an appealing concept, especially to a 10-year-old boy. At the core that is what Shazam is—a child who has superpowers. Without giving too much away, here is a… Read the rest at our website.

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Quality Overflows In DC’s Doom Patrol

March 15, 2019 Dante Nahai DC Comics, tv show, show, Doom Patrol, Titans

In a world where superhero shows and films dominate mainstream media, does it really matter if there’s a new one? In the case of Doom Patrol, it does. Doom Patrol, the second live-action series from DC Universe after Titans, has an interesting cast. Brendan Fraser, someone who I haven’t… Read the rest at our website.

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Guardians Of The Galaxy Shift In New Comic Series

February 22, 2019 Dante Nahai Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers, Marvel, comic book

By now, most people are aware of the Guardians of the Galaxy, with their two solo films and culmination in last year’s Avengers: Infinity War (and this year’s Avengers: Endgame). For their new comic series, though, everything is different. Writer Donny Cates and artist Geoff Shaw dazzle readers with… Read the rest at our website.

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Aquaman Is More Than Just A Fish Boy

January 11, 2019 Dante Nahai Movie, DC, Aquaman

In any type of comic book media, there is always a misconception about Aquaman. He was the butt of every super hero joke, those jokes mainly repeating the same pattern that Aquaman is “lame” and he can talk to fish. As someone who has read his comics in the… Read the rest at our website.

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Sidekicks Unite In DC’s Titans

November 2, 2018 Dante Nahai DC Comics, Titans

In every type of live action comic book series, we are used to the show focusing on the main heroes. With shows like The Flash and Arrow focusing on DC staples like the titular speedster and the Green Arrow (featuring cameo appearances by characters like Superman and, soon, Lex… Read the rest at our website.

Promotional image for the show Riverdale.

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Riverdale Is A Gritty Take On An American Classic

February 23, 2018 Dante Nahai Review, tv show, Riverdale

In the current landscape of television and film, it seems that gritty reboots continue to be a trend. Between the thousands of dark superhero films and the barrage of edgy remakes, it seems like these adaptations are here to stay. That is the case for the CW’s Riverdale, adapting… Read the rest at our website.

Promotional image for Dark Nights: Metal.

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Dark Nights: Metal Provides A Fun Read For Comic Book Fans

January 26, 2018 Dante Nahai DC Comics, comic book, Batman

In August, DC Comics began its latest event in their comic universe, shaking up their existing story lines. This six-issue series from writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo is called Dark Nights: Metal. Most comic book fans know these events are usually hit-or-miss and do not provide much… Read the rest at our website.

Scene from the movie The Disaster Artist.

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The Disaster Artist Is A Funny Look At A Beautiful Mess

December 8, 2017 Dante Nahai Movie Review

In the history of bad movies, no film is ever mentioned as much as the critically derided, The Room, released in 2003 by director Tommy Wiseau. The movie is often called “the Citizen Kane of bad movies.” Fourteen years later, James Franco decided to tackle the making of the… Read the rest at our website.

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