This week has been a Marvelous one, hasn’t it? Not only did we get the arrival of The Marvels in theaters, which I loved and recommend you see if you haven’t, but on the same day we received the glorious gift of the Loki season 2 finale! That’s a lot of superhero action to put into one day, but Marvel Studios
Read MoreThe Marvels, the long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s billion-dollar-hit Captain Marvel, has landed in theaters. While the original film was an MCU prequel, this team-up sequel jumps 30 years ahead to the present day to unite an electrifying new team of superheroes. Joined by Ms. Marvel Kamala Khan and Monica Rambeau aka Photon, Captain Marvel is ready to take on a world-destroying
Read MoreIf you watched the Loki season 2 finale tonight you may have seen something familiar. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has taken audiences on an epic journey through the realms of superheroes, cosmic forces, and the multiverse, weaving intricate mythologies into its narrative tapestry. One of the most intriguing elements from Norse mythology to make its way into Marvel’s rich storytelling is
Read MoreAre you tired of all the Doctor Who news and articles we’ve been rolling out this past year? No? Good. I didn’t think so, after all, it’s the show’s 60th anniversary and we have to celebrate in style. I’m so excited for the three upcoming specials starring David Tennant and Catherine Tate, that it’s hard to go to bed at night.
Read MoreAt long last, audiences are returning to the world of Panem and the Hunger Games! Directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Tom Blyth, Rachel Zegler, Peter Dinklage, and Viola Davis, the prequel film follows future president Coriolanus Snow as he mentors Lucy Gray Baird, the female tribute from District 12, in the 10th Annual Hunger Games. An emotionally complex film anchored
Read MoreNever in my wildest dreams did I think I would see the Power Rangers crossover with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles again. Sure you might think I’m referring to the first comic crossover from Boom! Studios and IDW Publishing, which ran for 5 issues from 2019 to 2020. But no, I’m referring to the classic episode “Shell Shocked” from 1998’s Power
Read MoreAs the echoes of “What Was Meant to Be,” The Wheel of Time season 2 finale, continue to reverberate in our minds, we eagerly anticipate the next chapter in this epic fantasy. In October, we were lucky enough to sit with WoT executive producer Marigo Kehoe in a New York City Comic Con roundtable interview. Our NYCC roundtable chat with Kehoe delved into
Read MoreThe Wheel of Time is still on our minds as we reflect on October and New York City Comic Con. Although our time at NYCC is merely a memory turned into a legend, that doesn’t mean we don’t have exciting details to report from the Javits Center. As part of our final NYCC roundtables, we sat down with The Wheel of Time VFX producer Brian
Read MoreAs The Wheel of Time turns, our Age of New York City Comic Con draws to a close. In October, we had the privilege of screening the eighth episode, “What Was Meant To Be,” and the finale, followed by an interesting chat with some of the creative minds charged with bringing the beloved book series to the screen. In roundtable interviews at NYCC,
Read MoreWhat’s Doctor Who without the Daleks? As the first aliens the Doctor ever faced in the show, the Daleks have been here since the very beginning. And, as loathsome and evil as they may be, there’s no other Doctor Who monster quite as iconic, persistent, or strangely beloved. Each Doctor has faced off with the scourges of Skaro on screen at
Read MoreOnce in a generation, a show like Attack on Titan comes along. In the modern television landscape, it’s the rarest of phenomena: a series that’s thoroughly good from start to finish, driven by an uncompromising artistic and thematic vision. Hopes (and hype) were therefore unspeakably high for the grand finale of this beloved anime. And, in my opinion, the entire MAPPA
Read MoreSince the inception of the MCU in 2008, with the release of the first Iron Man, there have been 33 films and 10 shows released to date. Specifically, 23 films that comprise the Infinity Saga, with 10 films and 10 series comprising the Multiverse Saga thus far. Whenever these projects are released, one thing Marvel fans enjoy is plotting and charting
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