Sounds like he enjoyed it.

There is a great little Kingpin mini-series called “Born Against,” where the plot is Wilson Fisk finding and getting a disgraced journalist to write his biography as he’s running for Mayor. It’s just an excellent little story that could easily be adapted into an hour-long special.

There is no superhero fatigue. There is bad movie fatigue. And considering that 1) Echo is a show, not a movie and 2) her show looks cool, I don’t think that’s a problem.

So, I know you are probably aren’t up to date on things, but, uh, Echo isn’t the Phoenix anymore. She stopped being the Phoenix last year during Jason Aaron’s Avengers finale. And it was pretty clear that she wasn’t going to continue being the Phoenix even before then, as the Phoenix is pretty definitively linked to…

So, I know you are probably aren’t up to date on things, but, uh, Echo isn’t the Phoenix anymore. She stopped being the Phoenix last year during Jason Aaron’s Avengers finale. And it was pretty clear that she wasn’t going to continue being the Phoenix even before then, as the Phoenix is pretty definitively linked to…

I watched the first episode and came to the ending and was pretty shocked, then checked out the synopsises of the rest of the episodes and realized just what a great twist it was. Because...yes, we’ve seen this story before — in fact, if you’ve read the comic and seen the movie, you’ve already got two versions, so why…

Now that was a damn good finale.

Those people can go suck a lemon, I don’t care.

Did mainstream MCU fans ignore the Netflix shows? I feel like a lot of them watched Daredevil and some of them watched Jessica Jones and...some of them watched some Luke Cage and Iron Fist and that’s about it.

Even though it seems relevant in the trailer? Seriously, what on Earth is Marvel talking about here?

I highly recommend everyone read Loki: Agent of Asgard, the book where Loki goes from God of Lies to God of Stories. It's so good. I really hope they do the same thing with MCU Loki.

Did you miss the bit of dialogue where OB states if they reboot the system, it will shut off the thingy that stops magic from working in the TVA? Both Loki and Sylvie shout “DO IT!” when they hear that.

They didn’t use an AI generated element; someone on X/Twitter thought that it might be an AI-generated clock because it used the Roman numeral IIII instead of IV, but that’s also just how old clocks were made. They had literally no other evidence other than that.

but She-Hulk: Attorney At Law (the last Marvel show to come out before Secret Invasion) was fun and mostly operated within a traditional TV structure.

The Chad Michael Murray thing wasn’t a cliffhanger, it was a teaser for the next story arc, which didn’t happen. But everything set up in the season was solved. As for Sousa and Quake -- that doesn’t even happen until AOS, so it means nothing for the finale of Agent Carter.

All three of the shows you listed as unresolved, uh, were not unresolved.

This is the least surprising news ever. It’s sad, but “MAGA conservative gung ho about anti-sex trafficking being a sex predator” is an easy guess.

That’s because they were contractually obligated to do the shows and did them without any writers at all, improvising everything. If Drew was returning to her show because it was a contractual thing and she stated this up front, that would be one thing, but from what I’ve heard, it doesn’t appear so.

I went with The Exorswift myself.