So does this mean the Punisher logo changes?

I also really love the way that final fight is this messy three-way battle between Daredevil, Bullseye and Kingpin.

For me it was the third doctor, just a couple of years earlier, but your answer is also correct.

This one’s my fave:

I just want Kung-Fu, Detective Stuff, and Cocktail Parties please.

I loved live action Bebop, and am still pissed it’s canceled...

They hit the landing for one movie to end 3 series.  Star Wars tried to end decades long plots but went all over the place, No Way Home gave a satisfying ending not just to one Spiderman, but three Spideys.  

Yes, this is the guy who we saw pummel the Punisher and Bullseye into Intensive Care but here we see him ... not do anything like that with Kate (you’d think his sneezing would be enough to snap her in half).

It’s a while since I watched the show where the drop from the first half to the second half was as steep as here. The writing was just idiotic, they introduced just random stuff at the last moment and didn’t pay off a single mystery established in the beginning. Like the Rolex because the Tracksuit mafia specifically…

Spiderman “Home, Alone”

Superman’s defining super power isn’t his strength, speed, or invulnerability, it’s remaining the boyscout against all odds. Without it, he’s not Superman.

Superman is a litmus test for values. It says more about you that you despise what he stands for then it does about the character. 

It feels like sometimes folks at DC are wary of a Superman with a moral compass and empathetic qualities because that’s boring and square, and who wants to see that?

Superman is still the most milquetoast boring ass character

Imagine John McClane, gunning down a room full of hostages and taking a suitcase full of money from Hans Gruber.

I want a Superman who ends colonialism, disposes of land mines, and puts racism, misogyny and homophobia in check, globally. “Abuse people: and I show up.” Yeah, I want that.

Good. I’m sick of it too.

The powers aren’t the thing that make Superman, Superman. It’s his character. He has godlike powers and he chooses to be good. He chooses to resist corruption.

James Cameron: “I want to make a Spider-Man movie, but I don’t want to make it like the comics.” *proceeds to describe how he’d set it in the exact same city as the comic, and tackle issues that have been beaten to death over and over again in the comics*

I know I must be in a minority but I’m am entirely over zombies. Marvel or otherwise.

I was never interested in Stargirl (gave up CW for a while too), and now I’m intrigued. Putting it on my watch list now.