The Tesseract has proven formidable in multiple MCU stories. In the latest episode of What If…?, takes an intriguing approach to the premise, though. What would happen if the Tesseract broke and accidentally empowered...
This week: Marvel fires somebody else, and Venom gets its subtitle. You’ll want to read the latest edition of MarvelBlog News. Marvel Fires a Director before His Show Airs Just when we thought the...
Have you ever watched a romantic comedy and thought, “What if these two lovers fought to the death?” If so, you’ll really love What If…Captain Carter Fought the Hydra Stomper? Yes, let’s talk about...
Something I adore about What If…? is that some episodes deviate greatly from the source material of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For example, Doctor Strange went nuts and became the greatest threat to the...
Merry Christmas, everyone! Yes, I realize that the calendar indicates a date much closer to Spring Break than Christmas. However, when Disney+ aired the episode of What If…? we’re about to discuss, it was...
Nobody at Marvel likes to use the term “superhero fatigue,” but it’s not really up to them. The reality is that other studios like Warner Bros. and Sony have oversaturated the market. Now, all...
This week’s episode poses an interesting question. What if…Peter Quill attacked Earth’s mightiest heroes? Before you answer, you should know two things. The first is that this version of Star-Lord knows who his father...
I found season one of What If…? wildly uneven, but the first half of season two is sublime, starting with a Blade Runner homage. So, let’s talk about What If…? season two, episode one,...
Unless you count the latest absolute final definitely for sure Fantastic Four casting leak (?), this week’s stories are unique. We’ve got several items to cover quickly in the latest MarvelBlog News update. A...
So far on Echo, we’ve watched Maya Lopez return home to Oklahoma to reunite with family members she hadn’t seen in 20 years. Along the way, Maya intentionally brought danger to her city and...
