I got the feeling that things played out similarly to “our” MCU but kid Killmonger didn’t discover the truth. I'm probably missing something though.

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*to not come back and voice anything

Was that the one where Stark throws his bottle of scotch and it tumbles and breaks in an obvious homage to Watchmen and Laurie's Nostalgia perfume bottle?  I'm sure it was one of the What If...?s from around that period but I can't find it.

iZombie the TV series is basically the complete opposite of this.

Mark Millar is the worst (despite so many of his concepts being improved on the big screen by better writers). Wanted the comic is just one big fuck you to the reader.

Space: 2022

I must be the only one who preferred the name "Sorcerer Armani" as a nickname for Strange Supreme.

She hosted a number of WHIH Newsfront promotional shorts including an interview with Scott Lang in prison.

They absolutely did not say O’Bengh was Cagliostro. It’s likely that they’re the same person in the comics though which makes me suspect Sam’s been hitting the books extra hard after his “Fury’s Big Week” blunder of the previous week.

More like Identity Crisis, unfortunately.

Tegan and Sara are a Grammy-nominated indie music duo - twin sisters - with nine albums under their belt.

Like the MCU adjacent TV shows?

The Citizen has the fastest paperboy in the country (Barry) although podunk paper potentially has the second fastest.

So long as they reveal that Classic faked his own death again to fool Aloith.

She set time charges which for all we know pruned innocent realities and their inhabitants.

This is definitely more of a nod to the pre-Simon Throg from Thor #365. Check the label on the jar. His grunts voiced by Chris Hemsworth suggest that this is regular Thor transformed by Loki’s magic mentioned in the Ragnarök movie than the Pet Avenger from more recent comics.

It always reminds me of theatre audiences clapping for a dying Tinkerbell.

Hounsou has some voice acting experience, notably playing BET/Hudlin's version of T'Challa for six episodes.