Midnight Angels please and thank you. Two renegade Dora Milaje fighting for justice where laws and kingdoms fail. In time they build a legion of followers. MCU T’Challa didn’t concentrate powers and responsibilities like his comics counterpart, but if nothing else the five year Snap probably left Wakanda and its…

I just printed an Aquaman sticker and put it on my box of Goldfish crackers.

I had an Aquaman-inspired afternoon of going to the grocery store and yelling at the seafood.

You can order the meal kit for two for $130 here, or a four-person kit for $240. If you’re in some sort of league with five other superheroes, though, you’re out of luck.

I think at least part of that was how BIG the first Avengers actually was came as enough as a shock that they jumped into the water with “OK, Phase II let’s GOOOOOOO” and then be all, “So, wait, should we have a plan where we’re going with this?” By the time Phase III was underway, that plan was more solidly in place.

please let it be called wakandavision

Dora Milaje series!

The fact that Ross even still had a job, much less the promotion to SecDef, is evidence enough to me that Steve still couldn’t trust the system, Hydra or no.

Yah I tend to think Winter Soldier is the MCU high-point more than Civil War. It tells an equally grandiose and impactful story but with few of the issues that muddled Civil War.

If Cap hadn’t brought down the HYDRA helicarriers, they would have killed tens of millions of people and instituted a fascist order.

Yeah, Civil War is pretty solid but it’s not as tight and focused as The Winter Soldier.

Yeah, Ross asking ANYONE if they know where the Hulk is was pretty damn rich, and I still can’t believe no one called him on that.

I get that the fundamental premise of Civil War doesn’t make a ton of sense, but I feel like it makes just as much sense as most other inciting incidents. It feels like half of the MCU is about guys who get mad their boss is mean to them. Thanos’s plan doesn’t really make sense if you look at it rationally.

Bingo: When Ross gave his power point there, Cap should have done the following.

Ross: New York.
Cap: “You mean when SHIELD mucked around with the Tesseract in order to build weapons and attracted the attention of a Norse God AND when SHIELD was planning on killing at least 12 million people with a FUCKING NUKE TO NEW…

The flaw of Civil War is that a lot goes unspoken and a lot of the past is forgotten.

Steve joined the system. He was a part of SHIELD. And then he discovered that SHIELD had been fatally compromised by his enemy HYDRA. He was a believer in government, and he has his belief betrayed. That should have been the very…

I don’t think so? Didn’t this episode show explicitly that it isn’t in her mind? That jump rope was outside the bubble.

That’s actually the wrong way to put it. It isn’t inside Wanda’s mind, but everything inside Westview is created by Wanda’s mind, through her powers. So far Wanda’s powers have been a little bit amorphous, but Comics Wanda’s powers are the ability to manipulate reality. This seems to be the case here. She’s…

If they don’t have Elizabeth Olsen channeling Full House for that decade’s sitcom, that is a complete waste of a useless but hilarious meta.  It’s even an ABC show.

I think they did identify Herb but not Dottie or Agnes. 

I was a little frustrated with this episode because it mostly told us what we already knew from a different angle, and IDK how necessary that was.