JonnyLaw

I agree with this 100%.

They should rip off the Wakanda colonizing space story from the comics, just so they can do a Poochie-esque “T’Challa and Shuri died on the way to another planet.”

No worries, the Constitution doesn’t say shit about private companies firing people for their shitty opinions and speech, so you can defend the Constitution and think they should fire her.

Between this and the leaked Blade release date, it feels like we’re getting closer to a new slate of announced MCU stuff.

Same here. I need to finish Legends and Supergirl, the latter of which I’m pretty behind on. I think I caught up with Flash.

I feel like they’ll save that for a later reveal. I feel like he’d be an awesome surprise (guest) star of Secret Invasion if they keep it more grounded.

I honestly didn’t make the connection he was Abra Kadabra.

I’ll second the love for Rutherford Falls and Mythic Quest. The former is produced (but not showrun, iirc) by Mike Schur of Office, Parks & Rec, Brooklyn 99, and The Good Place. It’s not at the level of those shows, but none of those shows, save the last, we’re great in their first seasons either. It’s a pretty short first season, as I think I binged it in just a few nights.

Yeah, it seemed like he just completely caught him off-guard. I just finished watching it a bit ago, and I liked it a good bit at first glance. I’m also pretty tired so I haven’t put much thought into any potential plot holes. My favorite part was Ultron’s reality warping punches to go with the Monitor vibe the Watcher was giving off.

They may not actually go this route, but introducing the multiverse seems like an easy way to introduce a whole slate of new characters you’ve just gotten access to, so it’s less “we’ve run out of ideas” and more “let’s introduce something cool to have an in-universe explanation as to why mutants and the Fantastic Four haven’t been around yet.” They could definitely overdo it, but they’ve just now introduced it. I wouldn’t be surprised if they kept things focused on the main MCU after Phase 4, and any multiverse related shenanigans are kept in What If! or something like an Exiles series.

The superhero fight was really good, but it bordered on the edge of my suspension of disbelief with Artemis constantly being slammed into brick walls or through toilets and such. She’s just an incredibly athletic high school kid, so she shouldn’t have been able to go toe to toe with Hourman like that, but that was a relatively minor quibble. Eclipso is awesome, and they seem appropriately afraid of him, although the number of people willing to touch random black goo is a little too high.

Just caught up to the Stargirl where Eclipso escapes from the Black Diamond and this is such good shit.

They released a mid-season trailer which seems to show a lot more.

They also announced four new release dates for Marvel movies in, iirc, 2024.

Same here, although it will be Gizmodo or AV Club for me.