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Is This… The END of Daredevil?

I do love the vast majority of what the Marvel Cinematic universe has put out. Even the least of which have been quality productions, albeit with issues– but it’s been rare. On the streaming end, Netflix/Marvel’s also delivered, putting out something like 13 seasons of content in something like four years. Three seasons of JessicaContinue reading “Is This… The END of Daredevil?”

Comics can’t really follow films off the cliff

We like to think comics are a fun, creative bit of entertainment, and sometimes, they are. But just as much of the time, it’s all business, gimmicks, sales and money. Because yes, it’s a business. Of all the strategies comic companies employ though, taking direct advantage of their character’s films can be highly profitable, orContinue reading “Comics can’t really follow films off the cliff”

Digital De-aging- It’s not for everyone

The second film in the Guardians of the Galaxy series, Vol. 2, was every bit as fun as the original. It even added a few extra touching moments to the proceedings. The soundtrack was awesome as usual. But maybe the most amazing thing about the film, was the open, seeing a spry, energetic, YOUNG KurtContinue reading “Digital De-aging- It’s not for everyone”

WandaVision Wrap-Up (spoilers)

I think we can safely categorize WandaVision as a thumbs up for Marvel, Disney, and Kevin Fiege. Another notch on the MCU gun belt, or bedpost or however one celebrates another quality product added to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And make no mistake, the screen might have been smaller but this was basically a MarvelContinue reading “WandaVision Wrap-Up (spoilers)”

Call it a Rubber Match

Stretchable heroes. Good guys whose main super ability is that of stretching. There have been a number of these characters over the decades and stretching has been –to varying degrees–integral to the character. But credit to the various comic companies for giving us a twist in each case to differentiate the characters. Stretching, by andContinue reading “Call it a Rubber Match”