I know we’re in a bit of a dry spell here for new content, but can you wait until the show actually comes out before diving into specific scenes and whatnot? Having to talk around spoilers, when you can’t tell us “What happens next,” neuters any discussion value this article could have. It’s not like the show drops…

Yeah, but he’s got those dead eyes, though. He must be guilty of something, else they’d be all twinkling and lively.

Just like every new Apple product release ever.

“Bernard the prophet is very entertaining”

It’s always disappointing when writers do this (books, shows, whatever.) If your fandom has figured out your plot twists, it means your fans are really into what you’ve created and that you’ve done a good job foreshadowing whatever the narrative is building to. There is no good reason to change your story in the…

It’s interesting that, with I believe the exception of Caleb’s daughter, every character of consequence left at this point is a host. WW S4 is about rooting for the good robots plus a human sidekick to defeat the bad robots, so basically Transformers except no one turns into a truck.

GenCon is interesting in that how you think of it is probably in part related to how you found out about it. I became aware of GenCon during the late 80s via Dragon Magazine articles, when it was all a TSR operation. I still think of it as a D&D/RPG con that happens to have some other geek stuff as well.

Harder to make that excuse work after The Batman pulled in three-quarters of a billion dollars earlier this year.

that devalues the work of artists that have spent a lot of time and effort on

The production value and effects for this series look exceptional, movie quality or at least the next best thing. I have to wonder why Kenobi didn’t look like this; Vader and Obi-Wan clash in a SoCal gravel quarry while Andor gets the full ILM treatment?

Yeah, forgot about that scene in Shang-Chi. Thanks!

Ahh, totally forgot about that, thanks!

Huh. I thought Banner was basically permanent Hulk since Endgame, and wouldn’t bleed from an injury as mundane as a car accident. Does he revert back to human form in the show?

I don’t know that there’s anything to be read into the suit color, as Shuri would have made them both anyway.

She’s also played by Lupita Nyong’o, an Academy Award winner and better candidate to headline a blockbuster film than Letitia Wright.

We never actually see what happens with Killmonger’s body. What you’re thinking of are his last words, which made for a sledgehammer of an exit: “Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors that jumped from ships, because they knew death was better than bondage.”

I think Nakia makes more sense, she at least has the field training kind of thing a BP would need. Shuri seems like someone who rarely leaves the lab.

I don’t think that’s Wakanda. The pyramid in the background of the opening scene looks Aztec rather than African design. With Namor played by a Mexican actor and looking to have a pre-Columbian aesthetic himself, I’m guessing MCU Atlantis is/was off the coast of the Yucatan peninsula, and that’s what we’re seeing here.

Did they specify if the Daredevil show is starring Charlie Cox? Assuming so, but confirmation is nice.

I know a lot of G/O media writers get unfairly called out as plants and shills, but goddamn, this article reads like a straight-up commercial.