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Even if your familiarity with the kids of Hawkins, Indiana is passing at best, Lego’s crack at beloved Netflix series Stranger Things is one of the most fascinating sets we’ve seen from the company in a long, long time—and there’s nothing strange about that.
Love doesn’t care that Bruce fell for the sort of criminal he’d usually be battling on the streets of Gotham, and it doesn’t care that the man with one of the greatest secrets in the world is smitten with one of its greatest investigative journalists. Love is indiscriminate to what is, ultimately, a trivial difference when it comes to bringing two people together.
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Marvel's First Native American Hero Is Getting A Standalone Comic Series
by James Whitbrook
Although he’s not had his own comic since the ‘70s, Red Wolf is coming back to Marvel in a big way. Not only has the hero been making his way through Secret Wars at the moment, for the first time in nearly 40 years, he’ll have his own series—one with art provided by a Native artist[...]
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It pays to remember, as often quoted in mockery of Rise’s nostalgia overload, that The Last Jedi’s true point is not “Let the past die, kill it, if you have to.” Kylo Ren’s firebrand words are alluring in their destructive attitude, but they are merely half of the film’s entire lesson. The second, vital coda to The Last Jedi’s message is the one delivered by Yoda to Luke, as the latter attempts to live up to his former student’s fiery words rather literally, by taking a torch to the ancient Jedi texts (or so he had thought, not realizing Rey had swiped some). Yoda’s energizing reminder to his own old student—that the past, good and bad, victory and failure, must be acknowledged in its entirety and learned from before it can truly be moved on from—is the message at The Last Jedi’s heart.
The Most Important Thing The Rise of Skywalker Reinforces From The Last Jedi by James Whitbrook.
This week, Marvel ushered in a bold new era for the X-Men and mutantkind at large with House of X—part of a new duology under the auspices o
By: James Whitbrook — 7/26/19
It's like the random name generator with the dial cranked all the way up to eleven, way past "Benedict Cumberbatch" and into "megabritish."
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It looks like the Inhumans movie is no more. Marvel has just announced that, seemingly instead of seeing the adventures of Black Bolt, Medusa, and the Inhuman royal family as a movie, they will now appear in their own TV show on ABC.