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Today, I pair Marvel character with the sitcom Parks and Recreation. Friends, Waffles, and Work!

Today, I talk with my mom about Marvel stuff. She’s not a huge fan, so it’s interesting to hear her point of view on this stuff, since she’s not as into it. What I think this episode shows is that, even though she’s not a huge fan, she likes some aspects of Marvel and some of the movies and shows they create. Marvel really does have a place for everyone.

Today, I talk about my new Legends figures (Thor Odinson and the Mighty Thor AKA Jane Foster). I also deliver some of my thoughts on the Ms. Marvel show (which I love, btw), and I also talk a bit about the new trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder, which I’m calling: “Oh Good, We’re Finally Talking About the Flying Goats”. Snappy title, am I right?

Today, I talk about Jane Foster, mainly focusing on her first appearance as the Goddess of Thunder. Get ready for some deep dives into Jane Foster’s comics because this is going to be a wild and amazing ride. Jane Foster represents what it truly means to be a hero. A toast of mead to Jane Foster!

Today, I talk about all sorts of stuff. So much news, am I right? Where to begin? Ah, yes: First, I discuss all the new comics on Marvel Unlimited this week. Then, I share some general thoughts on the Ms. Marvel show, talk about Spider-Man: No Way Home coming back to theaters with extended scenes, that awesome picture from Loki Season 2 that we got, plus all the new upcoming projects and when to expect them.

Today, I discuss the first issue of She-Hulk in all its glory. I also discuss some of how her character has progressed over the years. Let’s get hyped for her upcoming TV show, y’all!

Today, we talk about the wonderful show Moon Knight. Victor is a new guest on the show, who will most likely be a very regular guest on this show. Moon Knight was an incredible show, taking us on a wild journey through both life and death. We traveled through London and Cairo and even the Duat and made it out at the other side. Simultaneously, we were also watching a beautiful relationship unfold between Marc and Steven, as we watched Marc learn to accept himself. Every part of himself. This was a show for the win, True Believers. And we don’t let you forget it.

Today, we discuss the Moon Knight arc #1-14, also known as “Welcome to New Egypt”. This arc’s twists and turns make for a wild ride of a comic series, but its heartfelt moments are what really make this comic series soar. “We are Moon Knight. And we never needed you.” ~Moon Knight (Jeff Lemiere)

Welcome to the Marvel Project Lookback, where I talk about all the Marvel Projects currently out right now. We are going in release order, starting with, of course, our favorite genius billionaire playboy philanthropist, Iron Man! Robert Downey Jr. breathed life into Tony Stark many, many years ago in 2008, but he still lives on, his legacy stretching around the globe. Tony begins this movie as a jerky, stubborn, flirtatious, money-loving billionaire. He emerges a jerky, stubborn, flirtatious, money-loving billionaire, but with a little more of a caring heart, a little more of an understanding of the world. He’s gained empathy. It is wonderful to see Tony Stark begin his journey in this movie, as he grows to become what everyone can rightfully call a hero.

Today, I discuss my top ten favorite moments in the MCU. There are so many wonderful, witty, hilarious, heart wrenching, and heart warming moments in the MCU, and I pick out and discuss my top ten. For years, the MCU has been built on these incredible, moving moments, and it is hard to pick out just ten. There are moments that make us cheer and moments that make us cry. There are moments that make us laugh and moments that make us shout. The MCU is built on these moments, these scenes that live in our heads and in our hearts, that leave us with a sense of what the MCU is about and what it teaches us. So, as we look to these moments, take some time to think about what Marvel means to you. It means something different to everyone. There’s no one right answer, and there is no wrong answer. For me, it’s a declaration of hope and peace. It’s a declaration of the fact that there are heroes out there, fighting for us, protecting us. We just don’t see them, even when they’re right in front of our eyes.

Today, I discuss one of the most controversial topics in Marvel right now: The romantic relationship between Loki and Sylvie. I know so many people are always curious to see with others say about this relationship, so I shall put no more in this description that probably only like two people take the time to read. 😂Let us move on to the episode, in which all my thoughts shall be discussed!

Today, I talk about my top five favorite villains of the MCU. Marvel has a wonderful collection of incredible, complex villains, and it was honestly hard to pick just five! But I was able to find some, luckily. For every good hero, there’s an equally good villain hiding in their shadow.