It’s the 30th Anniversary of The Lost Boys and Logan Myerz reviews the comic series by Vertigo Comics.
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It’s the 30th Anniversary of The Lost Boys and Logan Myerz reviews the comic series by Vertigo Comics.
We will have more Comic Reviews coming soon on our YouTube Channel!
The Cinephellas bring you into the world of ‘C2E2′ in Chicago! Featured guests included Frank Miller, Stan Lee, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Wil Wheaton, Michael Cudlitz, and Vincent D’ Onofrio. Make sure to check it out and Subscribe to our YouTube channel!

In the summer of 2000, a comic-book movie based on Marvel’s X-Men series was released featuring a then unknown actor called Hugh Jackman who had been brought in last minute to play the role of Wolverine. 17 years, 9 cinematic outings and a lifetime of being regarded as one of the most perfectly casted comic-book characters ever put to film, and Jackman takes his iconic role to its final swan song with Logan. Whether this is Jackman’s last turn as the character or not remains to be seen, but if it is, then finally being able to see a no-holds-barred, R-Rated Wolverine movie would’ve been enough but this last ride gives enough poignancy to stand out from the brutality, giving us one of, if not the absolute finest chapter in the X-Film History.