I still try to catch most MCU movies in the theater, and I was able to do so this weekend for the newest release: Thunderbolts. I was surprised how much I enjoyed this one, and not for the ways I … Continue reading Movie Review: Thunderbolts
Blurb Hydra has a synthetic pathogen that will make the entire human race dependent on them for the cure. A.I.M.’s newly developed nanotech compound to enslave humanity is dangerously close to contaminating the world’s water supplies. Ultron is poised on the edge of Singularity, Earth’s technology at his metallic fingertips. Dormammu has a plan to save the world – by claiming it as his own. The High Evolutionary is rewriting the human genome in a bid to turn humankind into a eugenic slave-race. Everybody wants to rule the world – and only the isolated Avengers can stop them. Review This … Continue reading Book Review: Everybody Wants To Rule The World, by Dan Abnett
Was able to catch this one in the theater over the weekend. Enjoyed this one more than I think I was expecting to. Always enjoyed Papa Doc as the Falcon and I liked how they played him as the new Cap without trying to be the old Cap. It was kind of a big theme, and a smart choice. Especially liked the “serum or not to serum” debate. Harrison Ford is starting to look every bit of his age, but that helps here. He is playing a guy who is a career asshole on the wrong side of a lot. … Continue reading Review: Captain America: Brave New World
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A gallery of covers from the comics I have read this year. January February March April May June July August September October November December Continue reading Comics Log 2025
Blurb From the mean streets of Depression-era New York City to recipient of the National Medal of Arts, Lee’s life has been almost as remarkable as the thrilling adventures he spun for decades. From millions of comic books fans of the 1960s through billions of moviegoers around the globe, Stan Lee has touched more people than almost any person in the history of popular culture. In Stan Lee: The Man behind Marvel, Bob Batchelor offers an eye-opening look at this iconic visionary, a man who created (with talented artists) many of history’s most legendary characters. In this energetic and entertaining biography, … Continue reading Book Nook: Stan Lee, The Man Behind Marvel
Blurb The fate of the entire Marvel Universe hangs in the balance as Earth’s mightiest heroes face their greatest challenge! Summoned across the stars by the mysterious and unbelievably powerful Beyonder, the Avengers, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and the X-Men are set against their deadliest foes on the mysterious planet known as Battleworld – with the winner promised the ultimate prize. But as battle lines are drawn, new alliances are forged, and old enemies clash, one among them is not willing to settle for anything less than godhood. Can even the heroes’ combined might prevent Dr. Doom from becoming the … Continue reading Book Nook: Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars (Audiobook)
Echo is a short series focusing on Maya Lopez, featuring five episodes that follows the events of Hawkeye. After turning against former boss Wilson Fisk in the Hawkeye finale, this show is built around Lopez’ return to her hometown, and … Continue reading Review: Disney+/Marvel’s Echo
A gallery of covers from the comics I have read this year. January February March April May June July August September October November December Continue reading Comics Log 2024
Below is the definitive guide that any self-respecting nerd should devote their life to completing as much of as possible. Comics, sci-fi, fantasy. It’s all in here. Sorted by year of release, this is somewhat of a personal checklist for … Continue reading The Essential Nerd Watchlist
Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther has probably been my favorite MCU character so far, acknowledging that Ryan Reynold’s Deadpool is not technically MCU yet. So, losing Boseman was obviously a heavy thing. But still, the MCU must continue. Wakanda Forever leans heavily into the loss of its titular character, and excels in doing so. The focus of the movie is with the characters dealing with that loss and in doing so, Wakanda Forever becomes the heaviest foray into the MCU to hit the big screen. WandaVision dealt heavily with loss as well, but this was the first theatrical release to go … Continue reading Let’s Get Reel: Black Panther, Wakanda Forever
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