Also, he says weird shit like “Pepsi for TV Game!”
Also, he says weird shit like “Pepsi for TV Game!”
While we didn’t see a lot of her before, what little that was shown does not jibe at all with how she’s portrayed here, and no amount of being a fugitive can really explain it, especially as the post-credits scene establishes that she’s ramping up her Power-Broker activities.
Hmm. Well it may be that, but on the other hand, a lot of Marvel comics stories are set in NYC, and they don’t always involve every single hero that lives there.
I’m thinking that Sharon in this series is an imposter. Either she’s a skrull to set up Secret Invasion, or she’s Mystique to set up the X-Men. Her villainous behavior is such a complete 180 from all her prior appearances that it has to be someone else posing as her.
Per the end credits scene from Far From Home, Spidey’s got his own problems right now.
No. No, he wasn’t.
I hate to be pedantic, but echidnas aren’t marsupials. They’re monotremes, which lay eggs.
It also revealed that Mockingbird had been replaced by a skrull quite some time ago, before dying, and the real Mockingbird was alive and held captive by the skrulls.
You can’t fool me! I’ve played steaky-spoony before!
“Can I make my own wedgie or do I buy one from a Witch or a Vegan?”
The best Bowdlerized bit was at the end, when Ignignokt is flipping off the Earth, and the re-dubbed kid says, “I’m shaking my fist at you and not raising my middle finger because this is a kid’s show!”
He never forgets...TO KILL!
I live just down the street from the house where she committed the murders. The current owners know the history of it and roll with it. They give tours on Halloween and have tongue-in-cheek signs on their fence that say stuff like “don’t blame the house, it was that awful lady!” etc.
That thing’s lucky I’m not armed.
Honestly, I had forgotten all about that. It’s been a while since I last saw the first Captain America film. Thanks!
Nope. Steve was the only one who got the serum. Bucky’s powers are strictly from his bionic arm.
Bartleby the Scrivener? Anybody? Not a big Melville crowd here, huh? Well, it’s not an easy read!
Heh, it looks that way, but I think the court case was in 2017 or 2018 so it’s unrelated.
With Micronauts, it was because most of the figures had generic names like “Time Traveler” or “Galactic Defender”. Marvel gave actual names and faces to those characters such as Arcturus Rann and uh...Bug, which they still own.
Clearly they were hedging their bets when they made that movie. “Hey, if this trucker craze doesn’t pan out, we should add an ape or a monkey or something. Just in case!”