Zack Zagranis
Writer at Freelance
Horror/Satire/Pop Culture writer, husband, father, ally, walking mental illness. He/Him
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comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis
The Boys is a show full of superhero parodies, many of which exist to mercilessly poke fun at the DC Universe. While some, like Homelander, the show’s version of the Evil Superman trope, wear their influence on their sleeve, other satirical takes on DC characters may not be so obvious. Some of these hidden DC analogs have names or costumes that, on the surface, bear more of a Marvel influence. Others are only mentioned or appear in blink-and-you-will-miss-them cameos.
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comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis
When Disney bought Star Wars in 2012, it left a lot of projects in limbo. Among them, Star Wars: Underworld, a live-action TV series that would bridge the gap between Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: A New Hope while focusing on the seedier side of the galaxy. Fans who were looking forward to Underworld and its companion video game Star Wars: 1313 were understandably disappointed when the projects were abandoned, but to paraphrase Luke Skywalker, nothing is ever really gone.
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comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis
The original Twilight Zone inspired many imitators in its wake. From the more science fiction-oriented Outer Limits to the straight horror of Tales From the Crypt, countless TV shows have taken the twist-ending, anthology format and put their own spin on it with varying degrees of success. Some series like Black Mirror have managed to comment on the existential dilemmas that plague humanity in a way that equals or — in rare cases —surpasses the Twilight Zone. And then there’s Monsters.
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comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis
With Batman: Hush 2 currently playing out in the pages of Batman, now feels like the perfect time to revisit the first one. For over 20 years, Batman: Hush has been heralded as a modern classic. And why shouldn’t it be? The story brought together one of the best writers to ever pen a Batman adventure — Jeph Loeb — and artist extraordinaire Jim Lee. On paper it sounds like a match made in heaven, and for some, it is.
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comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis
Alan Moore‘s Watchmen is one of the most profound works of literature of the 20th century. The fact that it happens to be a comic book — Moore despises the term “graphic novel” — makes it even more impressive. Almost as famous as the work itself is the rift it created between Moore and publisher DC Comics. When DC went back on their word to relinquish ownership of Watchmen to Moore, the writer broke all ties with the company.
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