I mean the film has a trailer and is going to be released at theaters but by all means use this opportunity to complain about the end of all films forever rather than, y’know, the whole rise of white nationalism deal

Now there’s a band I legitimately haven’t thought about since ‘96

What about that new Tool single though lmao

Tarantino’s penchant for rewriting history for some reason feels like Mark Wahlberg saying he would have stopped the twin towers falling, but in film form.

Oh come on, that’s demonstrably not been true. They put Brian Michael Bendis, one of the most prolific writers in comics, on the X books, gave Iceman a solo, had excellent series like X-Men Legacy: Legion - hardly signs of a company trying to tank the comic books.

Besides the fact they were created in 1965

Thanks for editing the spoiler out.

I’m actually excited for this show, it looks like it’ll be fun. But on the flip side, I’m still bummed about Deadly Class not being renewed or finding a new home, and I don’t know if I can handle another broken heart~

Sadly, I can’t dare show any outside expressions of happiness or joy from seeing this new content, less I be lumped in with the toxicly woeful Rick and Morty fans who have irreversible damaged the perception of the fandom surrounding this show. I have a career to think about

I still don’t see how it’s a finger to anyone, honestly. 
If I had a choice between sticking to some silly unspoken regimental rule, or casting the best guy for the job despite him putting in some smaller work before, I’d say fuck the rules.

Since I’m getting doofuses in my mentions still missing the point I’ll try and make it even simpler:

Helicarrier No. 64 is an object a whole subplot revolves around in MCU TV - even explicitly appearing in an episode of AoS - and then goes on to appear in the MCU film Age of Ultron.
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Things that don’t involve big neon signs being anvil dropped on the point of the viewer’s head are hard to follow I guess. A Watcher should have descended from the sky to sit in the corner of the frame with a little sign saying “EDITOR’S NOTE: WATCH AoS EPISODE XX” to make it super special canon or something

AND THE MOVIE DID NOT ACKNOWLEDGE THE SHOW.

I haven’t watched the latest season, but that doesn’t reverse the fact AoS was working directly in lockstep with MCU canon and that many of it’s story beats fed into the films in a satellite fashion, so yeah.

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It’s really not. He’s a brilliant actor and there’s no official Marvel/MCU mandate in place that says they couldn’t tap him for another role that takes better advantage of those talents. If they have him look and act exactly the same, then you can call the cops.

Why? Alfre Woodard has already played two different characters in the MCU and it wasn’t a thing. Ali’s performance as Blade should be nothing like how he played Cottonmouth, so I don’t see the fire here at all.

~Actually~

Agents of SHIELD set up SHIELD agent Jasper Sitwell for his turn in Captain America: Winter Soldier, and the helicarrier deus ex machina Nick Fury arrives in during the Age Of Ultron third act was specifically prepared by Coulson also in Agents of SHIELD.

Lauren Ridloff will be playing Makkari, the speedy Eternal, with Marvel explaining that she’ll be the first deaf hero in the MCU