A Brief History of the MCU Part Six
When does success come at too high a price? I’m unsure anyone has a firm answer to this, but I mention it for a good reason. The end of Phase Two of the Marvel...
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Know Your Marvels: Thor: Love and Thunder
In November of 2017, Thor journeyed to outer space, where he encountered an unlikely frenemy, his old teammate, the Hulk. The intergalactic buddy comedy regained the loyalty of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) fans, ones...
Know Your (Fake) Marvel Movies: Morbius
Perhaps the most challenging Marvel movie to discuss right now is Morbius. It’s not part of the official Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)…yet. However, it undeniably has strong connections to Disney’s film franchise. Also, the...
Know Your Marvels on Disney+: What If…?
When Disney+ revealed its first slate of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) titles, one title caught everyone by surprise. Disney executives announced that an animated series is in the offing. Now, that’s not a big...
Know Your Marvel Movies: The Eternals
On November 6th, 2020, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) will brave into the unknown. On that date, The Eternals will join the MCU in the most daring gambit since Guardians of the Galaxy. Famed...
Know Your Marvel Movies: The New Mutants
The 1990s bankruptcy filing of Marvel Comics has caused unusual ripple effects in the movie industry. Different studios have split the licensing rights to many of the powerhouses in the Marvel catalog. And this...
Know Your Marvel Movies: Loki
In May of 2011, Thor entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). And like so many people, Thor came with a less likable sibling. Loki has antagonized many Avengers since then, although we’ve since learned...
Know Your Marvel Movies: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Do you know when Doctor Strange came out in theaters? Believe it or not, the answer is November of 2016. It may not feel that way because Stephen Strange has since become an integral...
A Brief History of the MCU Part Five
After The Avengers triumphed at the box office, becoming the third most-lucrative release ever, Disney went all-in on the concept. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) had already proven that audiences were ravenous for quality...
Know Your Marvel Movies: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
For all its struggles over the decades, Marvel Comics always led by example in one capacity. The company took inspiration from Star Trek and introduced an international cast, adding nuance to the characters. In...
