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Tag Archives: Marvel Comics
Ranking All of the MCU Movies After Black Widow
A year and a half into the pandemic, only one thing could convince the world that normalcy was set to return: an MCU movie in the theaters. The MCU is back with a solo Black Widow movie, several months and … Continue reading
Why the MCU Phase 4 Will Fail . . . And What Marvel Should Do About It
I wasn’t an MCU fan from the get-go. And I am still not a fanboy. I was a Marvel kid, but I was far, far more interested in Spider-Man and the X-Men than in the Avengers. But the MCU earned … Continue reading
Short Review Roundup – MCU Movie Edition
Growing up I was a Spider-Man and X-Men fan. My comic book collection consists of three boxes at this point. There are only a few scattered comics featuring the various Avengers. I haven’t been a dedicated fan of the MCU. … Continue reading
Posted in Sundry, Superhero Fiction
Tagged Marvel Comics, Movie Reviews, Short Review Roundup
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Daredevil Season 3 is the Best Netflix MCU Season Yet (non-spoiler review)
Season 3 of Daredevil isn’t just the best season of Daredevil—it is the best Netflix MCU season period. Which makes sense, I suppose, since season 1 of Daredevil was previously the best Netflix MCU season. What is more remarkable is … Continue reading
Short Review Roundup – Netflix MCU Edition
I am a little behind on my Netflix MCU shows, but I might actually be caught up by the time Daredevil season three drops on Friday. Not that any of that is an exciting prospect. The Netflix MCU shows have … Continue reading
Posted in Sundry, Superhero Fiction
Tagged Marvel Comics, Short Review Roundup, TV Recaps
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Spoiler Quasi-Review of Thor: Infinity War
I wasn’t originally planning to write a review of Infinity War. I didn’t see it until Wednesday and by then it seemed that the moment had passed. But after reading several reviews and some rumination on the movie, I have … Continue reading
Three Distinct Visions for the Future of Wakanda Underlie Black Panther
Black Panther does two things very, very well. It throws a lot of crazy-ass Afro-Futurism into the mix, resulting in something that is both fresh and looks great, and it undergirds the plot with thematic weight. The actors are having … Continue reading
Thor: Ragnarok is fun, but let’s not get carried away
I swear I am going to write a short review again one day. tl;dr version: Thor: Ragnarok is very funny at times but too uneven, sometimes veering into camp. The visuals are gorgeous and bonkers, at least as pictures—full Jack … Continue reading
Posted in Sundry, Superhero Fiction
Tagged 2018 Hugos, Marvel Comics, Movie Reviews, Science Fantasy
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Review of Ms. Marvel vol. 6: Civil War II by G. Willow Wilson
Ms. Marvel is great! As a character, and as a comic as a whole. This volume is not. It has issues, several issues. The story is as disjointed as we have come to expect the art to be (my kingdom … Continue reading
Review of Star Wars: Darth Vader vol. 4: End of Games by Kieron Gillen
Volume 4 completes the 25 comic run covering Darth Vader’s adventures between the first and second Star Wars movies (i.e., Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back). It’s everything you would hope for from a Darth Vader story—it’s visually gorgeous, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged Graphic Novels, Marvel Comics, Space Opera, Star Wars
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