Personally, I advocate the Crowley method.

That’s pretty great about Night of the Comet. That’s probably one of my all time favorite 80's post apoc movies. It’s funny because I’m about to watch it with my oldest for the first time this weekend, and she really got a kick out of the trailer when it came up on YouTube.

I don’t know, the Heroes for Hire didn’t deserve it more. I liked Colleen, but she never had that compelling of an arc. And Misty started both seasons of Luke Cage wonderfully but by the end of both was in that annoying cliche “cop who has to yell at the her” mode. Oddly enough her best season was Iron Fist. The two…

I don’t know, the Heroes for Hire didn’t deserve it more. I liked Colleen, but she never had that compelling of an arc. And Misty started both seasons of Luke Cage wonderfully but by the end of both was in that annoying cliche “cop who has to yell at the her” mode. Oddly enough her best season was Iron Fist. The two…

best fight ever - Colleen & Misty vs the tattoo sisters.

I agree, and I will miss them :(

Easy solution:

- Danny Rand & Luke Cage return either in a Heroes for Hire show or join Jessica Jones. Honestly, she could use some friendly faces around her after all the drama at this point and this would allow her to finally get with Cage to become the Marvel Power Couple. Jessica Jones could become a sort of…

From Polygon:

I’m still holding out hope that Madame Gao is revealed as Crane Mother. 

Okay, let’s get into it.

I don’t think it’s fair to put the drunken master fight scene from Iron Fist on the “worst” list because of metatextual concerns. Yes, it’s a frustrating reminder of what could’ve been, but that’s because it’s the single best action scene in a show that was otherwise badly lacking in that and other regards. Taken in…

Who would you like to see as Wonder Woman’s person-of-interest?

I like this.

My wife reports in to say

He could have easily done so while posing as Odin with Thor away from Asgard. And as bad as Loki failed Thanos from not recovering the Tesseract, losing the scepter/Mind Stone and his entire Chitauri Army I doubt he’s going to be very forgiving. Loki may die early in the movie

I’m betting that when the good guys eventually beat Thanos in the next movie they’ll use the gauntlet to restore at least some of the dead Asgardians to life. Thor is clearly transitioning to a position similar to Odin, which is how he gets out of the future films, but in order to do that he has to have a kingdom of…

It’s got to be a version of “Get Help.” Loki gives a fake cube as a distraction, Thor attacks, Loki and the Hulk shepherd the Asgardians to Earth, the Hulk crashlands in the Sanctum Sanctorum.

OR, what if Loki, in an attempt to save the very vulnerable Asgardians, does a glamour spell that makes it LOOK like they’re all dead, hands over the tesseract to Thanos as if he’s on his side, and leaves with the very much still alive Asgardians to safety.

TOTALLY sounds like something Loki would do.

Who do you suppose he got to paint his name on the side?

Just having the Defenders look up at the massive disk/portal thing. (Except Matt, because he doesn’t need to).