In this episode we discuss; Thanos Reading Order - Captain Marvel #31 Marvel Chronology The Comic Source Podcast Jace breaks down the classic Captain Marvel #31 from 1973 as Jim Starlin crafts his epic
This weekend saw a domestic expansion of over 1,000 screens for Avengers: Endgame complete with six minutes of new footage and features. Many people pegged this as an attempt to beat the all-time worldwide box office
This is is getting ridiculous. Months ago I declared exactly how Captain America traveled back in time, aged, and returned to his original present to hand Sam Wilson (The Falcon) the shield. His time in
We all miss Stan. He passed away last year and it still doesn't seem real. The worlds and characters he helped create have been the key to millions of people's childhoods, friendships, romantic relationships, and
Avengers: Endgame earned a slightly disappointing $63 million in the domestic market this weekend bringing its hometown total to $723.4 million. That topped Black Panther's $700 million and made the Infinity Saga finale the top-grossing MCU film
You would think that the writers and directors of a film would be on the same page about storylines. Especially in a story as complex as the one in Avengers: Endgame, but that doesn't seem to
"Whatever it takes." The team building tag line from Avengers: Endgame is also something felt by millions of box office geeks like myself when it comes to toppling Titanic and Avatar. Do I get any money from Endgame's success? No.
This article contains spoilers for Avengers: Endgame. If you haven't seen the movie yet, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!?! . .. ... .. . https://youtu.be/qXyWdqo64x8 Who would take the shield if
I think Hawkeye is one of the best members of the Avengers. Not the strongest or smartest, but a core piece of the heart of the team. He really showed his value in Age of Ultron
This article is filled with spoilers. If you have not seen Avengers: Endgame then bookmark this page and come back after you've witnessed cinematic greatness. SPOILERS AHEAD!!! . .. ... ..
