
Timothy Donohoo
3380 articles published since June 14, 2019
About Timothy Donohoo
Timothy Blake Donohoo is a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he majored in Communication and minored in Creative Writing. A professional freelance writer and marketing expert, he’s written marketing copy and retail listings for companies such as Viatek. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, playing video games, watching documentaries and catching up on the latest Vaporwave and Electro-Swing musical releases.
Marvel Introduced an Evil Miles Morales Before Across the Spider-Verse
Across the Spider-Verse introduced an evil Miles Morales, but the version of this idea from the comics was far more than just a twisted twin.
The Skrulls Are Marvel's Most Potent Untapped Metaphor For The Misinformation Age
Marvel's Skrulls are usually involved in cosmic stories, but they could fit even better in earthbound tales of government conspiracy and distrust.
How Ultimate Marvel Reinvented Classic Comic Characters For Modern Readers
The Ultimate Universe changed classic Marvel heroes like Spider-Man, the Avengers, and the X-Men — making them more relevant and interesting.
If the DCU Doesn't Want Sasha Calle, Another Franchise Should Come Calling
Sasha Calle's Supergirl may not return after The Flash, but there's another massive blockbuster franchise home to DCEU stars that she could join.
The Next Most Important Superman: Legacy Casting Isn't Lex Luthor
Superman: Legacy has a chance to finally put Jimmy Olsen in the cultural spotlight, and it all hinges on casting the right actor for the role.
The Flash Is a Box Office Bomb - It's Time to End This Annoying Trend
The Flash isn't a hit at the box office, and its use of the now-tired Multiverse concept signals that the superhero movie trend needs to end.
Final Fantasy Needs To Bring ATB Back
Final Fantasy has abandoned the Active Time Battle system, but bringing it back with modern tweaks could restore the series' classic appeal.
The Fastest Flash Never Stopped Running in One of DC’s Darkest Futures
In the dark reality of Kingdom Come, The Flash was one of the few traditional DC heroes still operating. His power came at a price, though.
Skybound’s Transformers Relaunch Will Finally Redeem an Overlooked Autobot
An often overlooked member of the heroic Autobots is now poised to shine (and be redeemed) in Image/Skybound's new Transformers series.
Why Do Nintendo Directs Have So Many RPGs?
Nintendo Directs are usually full of RPGs, and while this might turn off some gamers, it's a way for the company to reclaim its former glory.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Solves New Super Mario Bros.’ Biggest Issue
Super Mario Wonder gives the series its most whimsical aesthetic yet, abandoning the more boring look of the New Super Mario Bros. series.
How Saturday Morning Cartoons Like He-Man Inspire Mythforce
Mythforce is coming to the Nintendo Switch, and it's bringing with it tons of 1980s nostalgia and callbacks to classic fantasy cartoons like He-Man.
Sasha Calle's DCU Future Is in the Air - But She Could Return as a Different Kryptonian
Sasha Calle's Supergirl may not make it into the new DCU, but she could fly back onto the big screen by playing an alternate take on the Kryptonian.
Kraven's Trailer Fixes the Biggest Mistake of The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Kraven the Hunter's version of The Rhino was only briefly glimpsed in the trailer, preventing a marketing mistake made by The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
The Flash Was More Like DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths Than Flashpoint
The Flash used many expected elements from Flashpoint, but Crisis on Infinite Earths also plays a huge role in shaping the DCEU movie's narrative.
Sword Art Online’s Manga Adaptations Are It’s Least Successful Incarnation
Sword Art Online is seemingly popular in almost every medium, but it hasn't seen nearly as much success in its manga adaptations.
Dragon Ball: Why Goku Never Visits Grandpa Gohan in Other World
Goku never visits Grandpa Gohan in the afterlife or even revives him, but there's a reason for this beyond just Goku forgetting about the old man.
The Flash Movie Profoundly Misunderstands the DC Multiverse and Hypertime
The Flash prominently features the idea of the DC Multiverse, but the way in which it's used is closer to the somewhat similar concept of Hypertime.
Rise of the Beasts Remixes a Golden Beast Wars Artifact
Rise of the Beasts introduces the Transwarp Key, which is a reinterpretation of a similar artifact from the Beast Wars: Transformers cartoon.
Dragon Ball Z: Rock The Dragon's Got Nothing On Cha-La Head-Cha-La
Dragon Ball Z's English dub rocked the house with "Rock the Dragon," but the Japanese theme is an even better (and catchier) thematic representation.