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Today I finally get around to various topics. Black Widow, Loki, What If...?, and Titans Season 3. Spoiler warning as I go very in-depth about all topics and share my thoughts about all of them. Anyway, enjoy!

Finally I have wrapped up my thoughts on Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Great series. Sam Wilson is our Captain America and I couldn't be happier. I discuss some smaller stuff in this episode but you probably won't take so much notice to it once you hear my mental breakdown about all the ridiculous leaks and rumors about Spider-Man No Way Home, as well as comic book Twitter. I'm so tired of the internet...

I'm finally talking about The Snyder Cut! Mainly how absolutely amazing it is, but still sort of in-depth about it all. I also discuss The Suicide Squad trailers, The Flash season 7, and the first three episodes of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Had a lot to cover this episode. I'd say I did a pretty good job.

WandaVision was our first look into Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It set up a major character arc for Wanda Maximoff, aka the Scarlet Witch, in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness, introduces us to a grown-up Monica Rambeau, and sets up an unexpected future for both Vision and Wanda's new children, Billy and Tommy, aka Wiccan and Speed. This series was a fun and interesting ride, and in this episode I talk all about it and my feelings about it. Now, onto The Falcon and The Winter Soldier!

After discovering some new details into the deals between Sony and Disney regarding Spider-Man's film rights, I decided to take one more look into everything. Also, I wanted to speculate as to what could happen if Disney decided to purchase the rights straight-up, and what that could mean for the future of the Web Slinger's films and the depictions of himself and his supporting cast.

For the past few years, many people have argued again and again who they believe to be the best live-action adaptation of Spider-Man. The main talking point that gets brought up during these arguments and debates is, "Which version is more comic accurate to its source material?" I wanted to go over this point while also giving my personal thoughts, opinions, and viewpoints on this subject matter.

Have you ever been confused about why Marvel Studios can't produce their own Spider-Man movies? Have you ever wondered why it seems like Peter Parker's supporting cast is so different from the comics? Do you ever wonder where this whole situation started, and why things like Spider-Man almost getting pulled out of the MCU was such a big deal? Well, in this opening episode of this series, I go over these various questions and do my best to answer all of them.