Tag: Marvel Universe
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Review: Ant-Man & The Wasp – Quantumania
Jonathan Majors’ portrayal of Kang the Conqueror was brilliant.
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Review: What If?
My thoughts on the first three episodes. Episode One: What If – Captain Carter was the First Avenger Peggy Carter becoming a super soldier instead of Steve Rogers was good. It’s an interesting premise of how much a subtle change in an obscure moment can change the course of history. Episode Two: What If –…
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Avengers Endgame Trailer – Thoughts
Marvel Studios released their second trailer for Avengers Endgame. My understanding is that the footage shown is from the first 30 minutes of the film, which is presumed to have a runtime close to 3-hours. I love the fact that the Russo-Brothers gave us enough to stimulate our emotions without spoiling anything. There are a…
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Review: Deadpool 2
The movie starts with Deadpool (Wade Wilson) in his apartment, flooding the room with gas from his stove, smoking a cigarette, lying on barrels of fuel, igniting the fuel with his cigarette and blowing himself up. He made a reference to Logan dying in his movie, and he wanted to to do the same thing. We…
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A Fun Weekend
Despite the fact that our air-conditioner stopped working at home this weekend, we made the most of our weekend.
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Review: Doctor Strange
On Saturday, I watched the film “Doctor Strange”. It was a long wait since the first trailer preview aired months ago and well worth it. This movie defines a key turning point in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as magic and the multiverse are now a reality. Casting Marvel Studios did a fine job with casting…
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Review: X-Men Apocalypse
On Friday, I watched the film “X-Men: Apocalypse”. The plot was very obvious, the worlds oldest and most powerful mutant awakens to destroy the world. It is 1983, about ten years after the events of “Days of Future Past”. The arc for many of the characters in the film was coming out of hiding to take a stand.…
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Review: Daredevil Season 2
“He’s got a code name. They call him, the Punisher.” Hell’s Kitchen raises men and women of great purpose; their moral code separates the just from the unjust. They face stark choices between the light and the darkness often mingling within the shades of gray. The one moment that pushes good men over the edge.…
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Review: Deadpool Movie
Today, I watched the Deadpool movie and it was great. The opening credits were brilliant; no proper names just descriptions and images such as a Starbucks coffee cup with the name “Rob L” written on it and the picture of Green Lantern falling out of someone’s wallet. The opening credits also displayed images familiar to…
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Review: Secret Wars 2015 – Final Issue
It finally happened. The final issue of Secret Wars 2015 is out and it was worth the wait. The Black Panther (T’Challa) and Namor confront Doom with the Infinity Gauntlet. Doom is not easily defeated and decides to battle T’Challa on an epic scale. Remember, Doom killed The Phoenix Force (Scott Summers), Sheriff Strange, and…
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Review: Jessica Jones
Hell’s Kitchen, New York, a camera reveals images of decadent infidelity. Jessica Jones, a freelance private investigator, stalks a perp for her client, Jeryn Hogarth. Jessica’s adventure begins with a visit from the parents of a missing girl named Hope; they said someone from the police station referred them. A revelation is difficult to believe.…
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Marvel Monthly
Since Marvel Comics is planning to begin their reboot in October, I will be presenting/discussing my favorite story arcs on YouTube.
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Comics Explained – 2015 Fantastic Four Review
On August 7, 2015, Fox Studios released the Fantastic Four (reboot) film. As we all know, it was met with probably the harshest criticism and lowest rating for any film of its genre. There is a YouTube channel called “Comics Explained” that is hosted by Rob Jefferson. The channel provides awesome explanations about Marvel and…
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Review: DeadPool vs. Thanos
Deadpool vs. Thanos, issue number one, created by Tim Seeley and Elmo Bondoc, is the first part of a story about rivals and their love for Mistress Death. It opens with Deadpool introducing himself along with Thanos, to the readers, let us know that they go way back and it is due to the love they…
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Review: The Man Without Fear
“Forgive me father, not for what I have done but for what I am about to do.” The devil confesses his sins; the preconceived transgressions that he will inflict on the demons of Hell’s Kitchen. “We get knocked down and we get back up…” He can take a beating…a lesson he learned from his father.…
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