Were there Kree in Endgame? I don’t remember any, but I haven’t seen the movie in a while.

Bringing in an extragalactic threat is the easiest way narratively to have enemies reconcile without needing to show a lot of [studio executives shudder involuntarily and make gagging noises] politics.

Came here to say this. The Nagai (and the Tof) basically put an end to the run of the 70's-80's run of Marvel Star Wars comics, similar to how the Yuuzhan Vong put an end to the old EU. Surely they wouldn’t try this same idea out a third time?

I don’t understand why they have to lean on the old trope of “an even MORE…

Hey, trust us, we would MUCH rather this site go back to the way it was when run by Annalee and Charlie Jane and have nothing to do with your Gizmodo.

The Yuuzon Vhong have always struck me as some kind of weird cross-over from some other fictional universe. They don’t seem like a part of that universe at all.

io9 has been part of Gizmodo since it ceased to be an independent site about five years ago.

I know it won’t be, but in my heart of hearts I’m rooting for it any eventual extragalactic threat to be the Nagai from the Marvel Star Wars comics:

“Dark Jedi” started out as a placeholder term for “evil Force users,” since EU writers were forbidden to mention the Sith. But now that the Sith have been exhaustively depicted, there’s something interesting about the idea of Jedi who rely on the Dark Side. Sith are relentlessly indivialistic, subjugating others for…

It’s like someone said a while back. To Filoni, Star Wars is a universe. To Abrams, Star Wars is a movie he enjoyed when he was in fifth grade.

Loyalty to companies went away when they eliminated pensions and retirement healthcare plans.

Did you even watch Bullworth? Because besides the fact that Warren Beatty directed and stars in it you literally got everything else about the movie wrong. 

I’m really curious how this show is going to work. I was “too old” for The Clone Wars when it came out and Rebels sort of came and went without me taking much notice. Last year, my wife and I started watching The Clone Wars because it seems to be the basis of so much of the new Star Wars canon. But we fell off…

I suppose, but Louis CK is definitely not known for any particular comedy album enough to be on a top 20 or even top 50 list. He’s a TV comedy special guy. But Cosby? Contrary to Sam01415's incorrect subjective opinion, Bill Cosby was brilliant and hilarious. Cosby’s albums were in every family’s homes in the 60s and…

So what you’re saying is that Bill Cosby “Himself” would be on this list if not for Bill Cosby himself.  

It’s a shame there aren’t more women on this list. At the very least there should be an honorable mention for Carol Burnett and Phyllis Diller.

I refuse to listen to or watch anything Bill Cosby related now, but he was such a huge part of my childhood. Cosby’s “Himself” would be very high on this list if it wasn’t for Bill Cosby being an utterly abhorrent human being.

It’s interesting that on both this list and the previous one on stand-up specials they’ve left off Cosby and Louis CK. I’m not at all suggesting those guys need their reputations rehabilitated, or even, really, that they need to be on these lists. But if they’re going to include the racist and homophobic stuff of the…

“Ben’s story was gonna cover something that had never really been covered in comics but was building off of storylines in the Batman mythos over the last 80 years and approaching it from a new kind of perspective.”

If I remember correctly snyder fans insisting that the (at the time) not real snyder cut was a masterpiece. Claiming that films that don’t exist are amazing is like... their favourite argument. 

“It would’ve been totally dope, unique, unconventional, boss, fresh, challenging, balls-to-the-wall. Unfortunately NDAs prevent me from saying anything further.”